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Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest › Naches Ranger District › Washington
› Yakima County
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› Campsite #19
Campsite #19 at Soda Springs Campground, WA
$20
Campsite #19
| 8 people | |
| 40 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | no signal |
5/22
5/26
Campsite #19 Features: Back-In parking, Accessible, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (1)
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@MarkJ8680764 · Camped on Aug 2, 2022 at Campsite #19
Our camp host, (Doug, I think) was amazing. He was very helpful. He kept the bathrooms spic n span. It was very hot while we were there and there was very minimal smell in the bathrooms. There were No Flies in the women's. I was impressed. He drove around checking up on things multiple times a day. We bought firewood from him and he drove it over to our campsite so we didn't have to unhook our truck or carry it. We forgot a WA map and he lent us his without blinking when took a drive to Paradise to see Mt Rainier. His dog is very well behaved and beautiful.
Our site, #19, was listed online as handicap site. We got there and it was not. This was ok for us, yet they do need to change it online.
Last year's fire damage was only on the other side of the river.
The excessive amount of down trees across the river along the trails made it difficult for hiking. Our medium size dog had to be lifted over many of them as they were so big. Hopefully someone will be able to help cut a path through them. We used to go on long hikes there and just couldn't this year.
Military jets fly over head once or twice a day. So fun to see how low they get at times.
Overall we really enjoyed our time there. Thank you to the camp host again for doing an amazing job.
Things to do..play along the river, some sites have river access which is great.
There is a nice bridge that crosses the river to a short walk to the Sodas Springs. My husband is a science teacher and believes everyone should see the wonders of the earth like this.
Bumping Lake is just up the road. You will need your pass,so make sure you get it from the camp host.
There is horse back riding down the road a bit. Call ahead for thier hours.
Mt Rainier has lost if hiking. Top of Chinook pass has Tipsoo lake with nice walk around it.
Fishing everywhere
Our site, #19, was listed online as handicap site. We got there and it was not. This was ok for us, yet they do need to change it online.
Last year's fire damage was only on the other side of the river.
The excessive amount of down trees across the river along the trails made it difficult for hiking. Our medium size dog had to be lifted over many of them as they were so big. Hopefully someone will be able to help cut a path through them. We used to go on long hikes there and just couldn't this year.
Military jets fly over head once or twice a day. So fun to see how low they get at times.
Overall we really enjoyed our time there. Thank you to the camp host again for doing an amazing job.
Things to do..play along the river, some sites have river access which is great.
There is a nice bridge that crosses the river to a short walk to the Sodas Springs. My husband is a science teacher and believes everyone should see the wonders of the earth like this.
Bumping Lake is just up the road. You will need your pass,so make sure you get it from the camp host.
There is horse back riding down the road a bit. Call ahead for thier hours.
Mt Rainier has lost if hiking. Top of Chinook pass has Tipsoo lake with nice walk around it.
Fishing everywhere
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