Camping in Washington?

jhredmondw

I need to find a good place to camp in Washington about 2-3 hours away from Seattle (prefer East of Seattle). I have already gone to the Washington State Park and Recreation website so please don't give me a link to that. I want somewhere specific where you may have had a good experience. (Lake chelan and Lake Wenatchee are all booked). Please don't give me a link unless it is to a specific camping place you have been. I just want names of places to go. Thanks.

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If you were willing to head south, there are some nice places around Mt. St. Helen's, just outside of Cougar, WA. Three I have stayed at are Panther Creek, Beaver, and Paradise Creek. Here are the links.

The final link is for campgrounds in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. If you click the link, on the right side of the page, it has campground information by district. Those are all east of Seattle, but I've never stayed at any of them. Good luck!

Where are some good places to camp in Washington state?

virile rom

... where I wouldn't be bothered by anyone?

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The absolute coolest place I have ever camped is at La Push, Washington. You can camp on the beach and it is beautiful. Here are pictures and websites:

http://web.media.mit.edu/~geek/lapush.html
http://www.quileutenation.org/index.cfm?page=resort_campercabins.html
http://www.northwestplaces.com/trips001/1-NorthPBeaches/OceanBeaches.htm

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where are the cheapest caravan sites in the uk?

Helen C

Hi I have a family of 4 including my partner and I and two children aged 14 (girl) and 11 (boy) I am also due to have another boy on the 10th August. I would like to know of any good touring caravan sites to visit in the summer of 2008 with my family, we are on a budget so we will need a cheap site ideal for families we live in the west midlands england. Does anyone know of any great sites fitting our needs. Thanks all.

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Join the Caravan Club. It has some brilliant sites with all mod cons and it also has a network of much smaller sites called CL's (certified locations). They are only allowed a maximum of 5 vans at a time and nowadays a great deal of them have electricity...the one we stayed at in Devon last year was on a farm and had the water points right next to the leccy outlets (protected of course!)
http://www.caravanclub.co.uk/
Costs vary as to what standard of site you are on

You could also try the Camping and Caravan Club...
http://www.campingandcaravanningclub.co....

where shall i take my children in the summer holiday's?

-x-Lily-x-

2 daughters ( 10 and 4 ) they like places like magna , eureka and stuff like that! i live in leeds! ( don't say abroad! )

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Devon weymouth etc the coast in the west country nice camping sites etc they will enjoy it loads of activities and pretty beaches

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