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Didn't wander around here too much, no host?, other than the small trail that connected to site 5 from behind and went around the dense thorny lake. Beautiful pink flowers cover the trail and had little mossy windows like a fairy garden around the edges. It seemed to be always raining at our campsite but not in town or at the Hecata beach just south. The south Jetty was a great spot south of here too. Tall dunes and lots of private coves to let the child loose. The campsite we were in was very slanted to where my hitch was almost on the ground but the area behind it was nice and had lots of privacy and cover.
Nick Harp
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January 23, 2023
29.00 a night is pretty steep for tent camping in my opinion. Most sites are small in size, not going to fit more than a 6 person tent. But on the upside the campground and restrooms were very clean, other campers respected space and managed their pets well
Brandy Humphreys
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June 09, 2021
This campground is pretty great! Lots of trees and privacy at most of the sites. The sizes and layouts of the sites are highly variable though, so it definitely helps to know what the sites look like. We have a very big tent and it would have taken up most of the space if we would have positionedit so we could use the fire pit, so it's a good thing we were there with friends and their site was extra roomy!
Brad House
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December 23, 2022
New camp host are lazy bathroom with flush been shut down for 3 or 4 months with no apparent reason . Don't waste your money or time here unless you like vaulted bathrooms. Besides that cool little camp ground.
Elissa Harrington
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November 12, 2022
Quite campground, hosts have a minimal presence, there aren’t very spacious sites, but they’re are all private.
There are a set of vault toilets in each of the two loops, and a a set of larger flush toilet restrooms in the day use area that also has electric outlets for charging.
Not a lot of traffic through here, there were however a pair of tweakers in a pick up truck trying to fish the money out of the pay box with something sticky on the end of a rod they were shoving in to the pay box.
There’s a nice trail you can walk from Alder to Sutton lake campground that’s about 1.5 miles away.
The dunes and the trailhead protect this area from the coastal winds.
During my stay, I returned late one evening and some woman in a blue SUV with WA plates was parked in my campsite and when asked what she was doing there she just sort of looked at me strangely until I barked at her to get out because it wasn’t her site.
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Didn't wander around here too much, no host?, other than the small trail that connected to site 5 from behind and went around the dense thorny lake. Beautiful pink flowers cover the trail and had little mossy windows like a fairy garden around the edges. It seemed to be always raining at our campsite but not in town or at the Hecata beach just south. The south Jetty was a great spot south of here too. Tall dunes and lots of private coves to let the child loose. The campsite we were in was very slanted to where my hitch was almost on the ground but the area behind it was nice and had lots of privacy and cover.
29.00 a night is pretty steep for tent camping in my opinion. Most sites are small in size, not going to fit more than a 6 person tent. But on the upside the campground and restrooms were very clean, other campers respected space and managed their pets well
This campground is pretty great! Lots of trees and privacy at most of the sites. The sizes and layouts of the sites are highly variable though, so it definitely helps to know what the sites look like. We have a very big tent and it would have taken up most of the space if we would have positionedit so we could use the fire pit, so it's a good thing we were there with friends and their site was extra roomy!
New camp host are lazy bathroom with flush been shut down for 3 or 4 months with no apparent reason . Don't waste your money or time here unless you like vaulted bathrooms. Besides that cool little camp ground.
Quite campground, hosts have a minimal presence, there aren’t very spacious sites, but they’re are all private. There are a set of vault toilets in each of the two loops, and a a set of larger flush toilet restrooms in the day use area that also has electric outlets for charging. Not a lot of traffic through here, there were however a pair of tweakers in a pick up truck trying to fish the money out of the pay box with something sticky on the end of a rod they were shoving in to the pay box. There’s a nice trail you can walk from Alder to Sutton lake campground that’s about 1.5 miles away. The dunes and the trailhead protect this area from the coastal winds. During my stay, I returned late one evening and some woman in a blue SUV with WA plates was parked in my campsite and when asked what she was doing there she just sort of looked at me strangely until I barked at her to get out because it wasn’t her site. Whackadoodle.