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41 campsites
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41 campsites
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Park reported to clo...
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46.5225, -122.8133
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Learn more about alerts →Tent campers wanting privacy in genuine old-growth forest will do well here, especially in spring when the moss and birdsong are at their peak. Wooded tent sites beat the RV loop for seclusion, and the Old Growth Forest Trail is right outside your door.
RV campers who care about elbow room should avoid sites T5 through T8, where trailers sit close together with road noise. Also confirm the gate is actually open before driving out, since shoulder-season access has burned visitors before.
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Rated higher than 59% of graded campgrounds
Graded on what 107 campers actually wrote - graded on 14 things that make or break a trip. Each topic is graded against every other campground on it - A is among the best, C about average. No star ratings.
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Spring delivers the best conditions: daytime temperatures in the mid-40s to mid-60s°F, trails alive with moss and early wildflowers, and active songbirds throughout the canopy. The thick forest keeps campsites shaded and cool during summer, but holiday weekends fill quickly. Fall remains pleasant before the park closes or reduces services for winter. Some visitors report locked gates and inconsistent access during shoulder seasons, so confirm operating hours before planning a trip.
Described as best season: mid‑40s to mid‑60s, wildflowers and active songbirds in canopy.
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Reviewers consistently mention clean restrooms and hot showers (token/self-pay), firepits, picnic tables at sites, some electrical hookups on one side of the park, limited cell service, occasional on-site wood sales/delivery, and on-site lodging (conference center/lodge/bunkhouse).
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