Although I didn't camp there, I thought the Dick Creek site was charming and scenic with only two sites. I thought the worst sites I saw as I went around the mountain were North Puyallup and Mowich Lake, the former merely nondescript and unattractive, the latter dusty and very heavily trafficked. Devil's Dream has a soft spot in my heart - where I spent several hours in the company of a Northern Flying Squirrel.
A several quart water container is useful. Many of the campsites are not conveniently close to their water sources. Like that nice cliff side camp at Golden Lakes.
What are you guys talking 'bout? Eagles' Roost is party central in that portion of the park! So close to the road there's always someone boozin' big there!!
What are you guys talking 'bout? Eagles' Roost is party central in that portion of the park! So close to the road there's always someone boozin' big there!!
I boozed there once. Not sure if it qualified as "big" or not though.
I ditto Indian Bar, I'd send pics but I'm one my phone.
Although it isn't talked about a lot, I do want to give a shout out to North Puyallup on the west side if you are staying over there. I know it's not as popular as others but I really enjoyed it. The campsites are nestled back in off the trail, the sun rising and setting over the peaks above as I sat by the rushing water near the bridge was a highlight of doing the Wonderland. The privy was just a bit weird...
You don't find yourself standing at the top of a mountain without having started out in the valley.
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You don't find yourself standing at the top of a mountain without having started out in the valley.
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