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A Spectacular view of the ocean at 654 feet above Sea Level!
Summie Tam
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May 31, 2022
We started beside the visitor center. You can also start from the campground or the Cape Perpectua Rd. I wouldn't say it's difficult because my robust 7 and 5yo did it with us. It was a lot of elevation in a short distance (2.2miles from the campground round trip, 2.7miles from visitor center). There were some rugged parts but it's worth it once you get to many different lookout points. It took us 1:45mins with snack breaks and view breaks. That also included a loop of the Whispering Spruce trail at the top. Mind you we jogged down the hill 😂 because our kids wanted to go home!
Jacob Gulledge
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July 29, 2017
Overall good. Cons- $26/ night+ $7 per extra vehicle, no showers, not very many sites to choose from, no cell service, creek is very small, sites are small and VERY close together and some have no barrier between them. Pros- lots of good hiking trails, beach access, nice bathrooms, visitor center with ocean views and gift shop.
David L
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June 11, 2016
The campground is wonderful! There's a 500 year old spruce that kids (and adults) can climb UNDER, because it started life on a nurse log and therefore has tripod-shaped roots above ground! Wonderful little stream bubbling thru. Highly recommend!
Stacia Grace Buttrey
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March 29, 2018
Beautiful hike, saw whales when we reached the end.
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A Spectacular view of the ocean at 654 feet above Sea Level!
We started beside the visitor center. You can also start from the campground or the Cape Perpectua Rd. I wouldn't say it's difficult because my robust 7 and 5yo did it with us. It was a lot of elevation in a short distance (2.2miles from the campground round trip, 2.7miles from visitor center). There were some rugged parts but it's worth it once you get to many different lookout points. It took us 1:45mins with snack breaks and view breaks. That also included a loop of the Whispering Spruce trail at the top. Mind you we jogged down the hill 😂 because our kids wanted to go home!
Overall good. Cons- $26/ night+ $7 per extra vehicle, no showers, not very many sites to choose from, no cell service, creek is very small, sites are small and VERY close together and some have no barrier between them. Pros- lots of good hiking trails, beach access, nice bathrooms, visitor center with ocean views and gift shop.
The campground is wonderful! There's a 500 year old spruce that kids (and adults) can climb UNDER, because it started life on a nurse log and therefore has tripod-shaped roots above ground! Wonderful little stream bubbling thru. Highly recommend!
Beautiful hike, saw whales when we reached the end.