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Bogachiel State Park
"It isn't the end of the world, but you can see it from there." Isn't that incentive enough to go?
This beautifully kept, remote park lies on the northwestern tip of Washington State. Thanks to 140-160 inches of dense annual rainfall, the thickly forested 123-acre camping park is lush with vegetation. Campsites right along the Bogachiel River make this a great base camp if you're touring the western Olympic Peninsula.
Soak up the green-enshrouded rainforest terrain on the park's two short trails. Pick up the Bogachiel River Trail that goes into the National Forest right across the street. If it's summer, float the park's small section of river.
The small campground has 36 clean and well-maintained, relatively private standard sites. Six sites have power and water. There are restrooms with showers and a dump station.
The park's campground and two day-u
This beautifully kept, remote park lies on the northwestern tip of Washington State. Thanks to 140-160 inches of dense annual rainfall, the thickly forested 123-acre camping park is lush with vegetation. Campsites right along the Bogachiel River make this a great base camp if you're touring the western Olympic Peninsula.
Soak up the green-enshrouded rainforest terrain on the park's two short trails. Pick up the Bogachiel River Trail that goes into the National Forest right across the street. If it's summer, float the park's small section of river.
The small campground has 36 clean and well-maintained, relatively private standard sites. Six sites have power and water. There are restrooms with showers and a dump station.
The park's campground and two day-use areas are open year-round. Book a reservation for May 15-Sept. 15; everything else is first-come, first-served. The trick here is to score a site next to the river so it drowns out the traffic noise from nearby Hwy. 101.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Bogachiel State Park
Bogachiel Campground is shaped like an infinity symbol--an infinity symbol of awesome! Sites 1-29 in the west loop of the campground are RV and tent-friendly, and sites 30-42 in the east side are for tents only. The main campground restroom includes ADA accessible showers and restrooms, which completes the infinite awesomeness of Bogachiel Campgro Read more...
Bogachiel Group Campground has its own digs next to the Bogachiel River and includes a covered shelter plus two sheltered picnic tables. All that for a group campground that accommodates 16-20 people? Yep! Relax, recline, river rat it up, and enjoy your time (and space) at Bogachiel Group.
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