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Gifford Pinchot National Forest › Cowlitz Valley Ranger District › Washington
› Lewis County
› Randle
› Adams Fork Campground
› Campsite #10
Campsite #10 at Adams Fork Campground, WA
$25
Campsite #10
| Drive-In | 6 people |
| 30 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | no signal |
7/15
7/16
Campsite #10 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 30ft driveway, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (6)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 67% |
| 4 star | | 33% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@KatieW2426253 · Camped on Aug 5, 2023 at Campsite #10
Love the sound of the river! Beautiful forest, peaceful campground, well maintained.
@HoratiuD408 · Camped on Jul 23, 2021 at Campsite #10
Pristine location in the heart of Mt Adams wilderness! The best mountain air, with cedar flavor, very quiet and peaceful.
Camping sites are huge, most of them, with room for more than one tent (ours could easily fit 4-5).
For best hike I would recommend Council Bluff Trail, about 10-20 miles away depending on route (some on dirt roads), but with spectacular views.
The camping has static toilets (single) with no running water, and water is available from the river on hand pump from what I could see, so definitely on the wild side, but worth the nature side of it (watch for the chipmunks, cute, cuddly and fast on food, no other wildlife around).
Camping sites are huge, most of them, with room for more than one tent (ours could easily fit 4-5).
For best hike I would recommend Council Bluff Trail, about 10-20 miles away depending on route (some on dirt roads), but with spectacular views.
The camping has static toilets (single) with no running water, and water is available from the river on hand pump from what I could see, so definitely on the wild side, but worth the nature side of it (watch for the chipmunks, cute, cuddly and fast on food, no other wildlife around).
@HoratiuD396307 · Camped on Jul 23, 2021 at Campsite #10
Pristine location in the heart of Mt Adams wilderness! The best mountain air, with cedar flavor, very quiet and peaceful.
Camping sites are huge, most of them, with room for more than one tent (ours could easily fit 4-5).
For best hike I would recommend Council Bluff Trail, about 10-20 miles away depending on route (some on dirt roads), but with spectacular views.
The camping has static toilets (single) with no running water, and water is available from the river on hand pump from what I could see, so definitely on the wild side, but worth the nature side of it (watch for the chipmunks, cute, cuddly and fast on food, no other wildlife around).
Camping sites are huge, most of them, with room for more than one tent (ours could easily fit 4-5).
For best hike I would recommend Council Bluff Trail, about 10-20 miles away depending on route (some on dirt roads), but with spectacular views.
The camping has static toilets (single) with no running water, and water is available from the river on hand pump from what I could see, so definitely on the wild side, but worth the nature side of it (watch for the chipmunks, cute, cuddly and fast on food, no other wildlife around).
@MariaP8100980 · Camped on Aug 16, 2020 at Campsite #10
When camping here, a few things you should know that this site doesn’t explain. 1. There really isn’t river access unless you can reserve a site right on the river. There is no day use (at least not that I found) so swimming and things like that aren’t an option. 2. Its REALLY dark at night, I know you’re thinking duh! But the only light you see will be what you bring. 3. Pack a lot of water, there is only 1 really funky water pump that could be really far from your camp site and you will be hauling water your whole trip.
The camp site are spaced nicely and the bathrooms were maintained. Bugs and moths were very prominent, so be prepared for that. Lots of tall trees so there is good shade in all the camp sites. Was easy to find and a really nice drive!
The camp site are spaced nicely and the bathrooms were maintained. Bugs and moths were very prominent, so be prepared for that. Lots of tall trees so there is good shade in all the camp sites. Was easy to find and a really nice drive!
@MariaP767 · Camped on Aug 16, 2020 at Campsite #10
When camping here, a few things you should know that this site doesn’t explain. 1. There really isn’t river access unless you can reserve a site right on the river. There is no day use (at least not that I found) so swimming and things like that aren’t an option. 2. Its REALLY dark at night, I know you’re thinking duh! But the only light you see will be what you bring. 3. Pack a lot of water, there is only 1 really funky water pump that could be really far from your camp site and you will be hauling water your whole trip.
The camp site are spaced nicely and the bathrooms were maintained. Bugs and moths were very prominent, so be prepared for that. Lots of tall trees so there is good shade in all the camp sites. Was easy to find and a really nice drive!
The camp site are spaced nicely and the bathrooms were maintained. Bugs and moths were very prominent, so be prepared for that. Lots of tall trees so there is good shade in all the camp sites. Was easy to find and a really nice drive!
@BretC656 · Camped on Aug 3, 2020 at Campsite #10
The Camp site was clean and well away from other campers. The trails down to the river did take you through camp sites, but as this was during the week, those camp sites were empty.
The grocery store in Randel does have diapers and pullups for those parents that forget them. The Gas station owner there is amazingly nice.
The grocery store in Randel does have diapers and pullups for those parents that forget them. The Gas station owner there is amazingly nice.
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