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Campsite #31 at Coho Campground, WA
Campsite #31 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 32ft driveway, Accessible, Fire ring w/ Grill, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (11)
4.0 out of 5
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| 4 star | | 18% |
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@AnneS8286732 · Camped on Sep 23, 2025 at Campsite #31
nice spacing for a rv campground. Too bad they don't include showers. only stayed one night but what a morning waking up and heading out to the lake to those spectacular mountains coming right down to the water. Cannot see the mountains from the campground but a short walk.
@Stephanie43603 · Camped on Jun 29, 2025 at Campsite #31
First time here and I cant wait to come back. The campsite was clean and beautiful; far enough away from neighbors not to disturb anyone even in a full campground. We had a beautiful view of the lake from our spot and Ill try to get it again. The spot was Spacious enough to fit all our tents and gear comfortably. Bathrooms were clean and close enough to send the kids on their own and trash cans were plentiful for getting rid of camp trash. The lake was beautiful. I do wish there were a couple more access points to the water that werent just the day use and boat ramps spots but not sure if thats changeable. The hosts were lovely and kind which is always a pleasure. Cant wait to go back!
@CindyG2775357 · Camped on Jun 13, 2025 at Campsite #31
This was the most peaceful campground Ive ever experienced. The bathrooms were spotless. The lake border trail was prime for adventure. The lake was stunning; we saw bald eagles. The drive was long and remote so he ready for that. Would love to return!
@RobertW1226972 · Camped on Jun 11, 2025 at Campsite #31
Beautiful campsites! Sadly, its always the folks with generators who spoil the visit. I wish they were isolated into their own area/loop. It seems like such an easy way to allow everyones needs and life styles to be accommodated. Otherwise, one of the most spectacular campgrounds: hiking, swimming, boating and biking. Coho offers so much.
@TimE040D26B61D · Camped on Jun 25, 2023 at Campsite #31
This campground is surprisingly quiet. Even though it is a power boat lake that is several miles long I was on the shore at 10 AM and did not see a boat anywhere. It was a Monday morning but still that is quiet.
@MarynaDBDFF920 · Camped on May 29, 2023 at Campsite #31
Amazing campground! So quite and beautiful
@AnnaL9239988 · Camped on Aug 9, 2022 at Campsite #31
Great place! Camp host was really nice and had plenty of firewood AND ice for sale. Sites are fairly spaced apart and relatively private. No cell service though but that's to be expected.
@BruceD4191868 · Camped on May 23, 2022 at Campsite #31
The volunteers at this site were extremely nice and helpful.
@TraceyW392A1FA · Camped on Sep 6, 2021 at Campsite #31
Site #31 Amazingly peaceful place to camp and kayak. No road noise or light pollution made you feel like you were truly in the wilderness. The sites are roomy for parking. Most can easily accommodate more than two vehicles. Site #40 can hold three rows of vehicles, but backs up to the bathrooms--so probably best for folks with small kids who have to "go" in the night. I thought the pull through spots were on the smaller side. Lots of paved area for kids to ride bikes/skateboard. lakeside camping spots are on a bluff, with a steep narrow trail crosscutting to get down tot he lake. This is far away from stores or cell coverage--about 27 miles. There is a great swim area and picnic area. Lots of grassy space. Also, the camp host had posted they have ice (?) There is also a payphone near the day use entrance. There were open spots, but I was there during the week after Labor Day.
@TraceyW213 · Camped on Sep 6, 2021 at Campsite #31
Site #31
Amazingly peaceful place to camp and kayak. No road noise or light pollution made you feel like you were truly in the wilderness. The sites are roomy for parking. Most can easily accommodate more than two vehicles. Site #40 can hold three rows of vehicles, but backs up to the bathrooms--so probably best for folks with small kids who have to "go" in the night. I thought the pull through spots were on the smaller side. Lots of paved area for kids to ride bikes/skateboard. lakeside camping spots are on a bluff, with a steep narrow trail crosscutting to get down tot he lake. This is far away from stores or cell coverage--about 27 miles. There is a great swim area and picnic area. Lots of grassy space. Also, the camp host had posted they have ice (?) There is also a payphone near the day use entrance. There were open spots, but I was there during the week after Labor Day.
Amazingly peaceful place to camp and kayak. No road noise or light pollution made you feel like you were truly in the wilderness. The sites are roomy for parking. Most can easily accommodate more than two vehicles. Site #40 can hold three rows of vehicles, but backs up to the bathrooms--so probably best for folks with small kids who have to "go" in the night. I thought the pull through spots were on the smaller side. Lots of paved area for kids to ride bikes/skateboard. lakeside camping spots are on a bluff, with a steep narrow trail crosscutting to get down tot he lake. This is far away from stores or cell coverage--about 27 miles. There is a great swim area and picnic area. Lots of grassy space. Also, the camp host had posted they have ice (?) There is also a payphone near the day use entrance. There were open spots, but I was there during the week after Labor Day.
@KennethR295800 · Camped on Aug 18, 2019 at Campsite #31
Great Campground. Helpful staff, Very well maintained facilities
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