Two camp sites, four tents and a fire going most of the day. Hot dogs & sausages are best cooked over flames
This place is at the far end of the Hood Canal, the water was almost warm when I walked into it. There was a creek too.
Like all Washington state parks that I have seen there was a fee for the showersThis one gave you around 3 minutes for a token.
You could get to this shower without a campsite.
The token machine was attached to the fee booth.
Talking about fees, two daughters rented the camping spots we just had to pay $10 a night as an "extra car" fee
The park is a good sized place, RV sites & tents were mixed together in some parts & others were just too small for, the sign said "No trailers over 18' "
Camping right next to the moving water is always a plus.
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| Not our camp this time |
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| The creek leaving the campground |
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| The creek entering the Hood Canal |
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| Hood Canal |
Hood Canal runs into Puget Sound which goes into the Pacific Ocean, so you could go from here to Hawaii with the right equipment.
It's good to dream!
I had a good time.
Looks like a great place to camp and enjoy nature.
ReplyDeleteLike MsB said. It is a nice place for family camping.
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice weekend too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a nice way to go. Just eight years and three months until I'm retired and hitting the road full-time in my own RV. Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteEight years is a long time BUT the transition to full time took longer than I thought.
DeleteThe hard part was getting rid of stuff...
I know it's a ways off yet, but I've been planning it for a lot longer. And I've been paring stuff down for a while. Other than clothes and some furniture that won't be missed, all I have to worry about is a couple thousand books and far too many firearms, but they can go into storage and I'll visit them every now and again.
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