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Lake Sylvia State Park
Peace and quiet, or water fun? How about both at this welcoming lake...
This sweet lake makes you feel as if you've found a second home. Swimming is safe for kids. The lake's even small enough for you to kayak the whole thing before you get really tired.
Take your fishing gear out in your canoe or kayak to snag some trout for dinner. Or just have fun watching the river otters play. You can bring an electric-powered boat, but heads up—no gasoline-powered engines are allowed.
Of course, that just makes this lake all the more blissfully peaceful. You can rent a kayak if you forgot yours. This former logging camp near the town of Montesano still has the original logging trails, which are great for mountain biking.
Tent camping is your first choice here. There are only four partial hookups for RVs of up to 30 feet (plus a dump station). Choose from 31 campsites, or hike into another half
This sweet lake makes you feel as if you've found a second home. Swimming is safe for kids. The lake's even small enough for you to kayak the whole thing before you get really tired.
Take your fishing gear out in your canoe or kayak to snag some trout for dinner. Or just have fun watching the river otters play. You can bring an electric-powered boat, but heads up—no gasoline-powered engines are allowed.
Of course, that just makes this lake all the more blissfully peaceful. You can rent a kayak if you forgot yours. This former logging camp near the town of Montesano still has the original logging trails, which are great for mountain biking.
Tent camping is your first choice here. There are only four partial hookups for RVs of up to 30 feet (plus a dump station). Choose from 31 campsites, or hike into another half dozen.
A group campsite for 50 makes this rustic lake an ideal choice for your family reunion or getaway with friends.
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1 campground in Lake Sylvia State Park
Primitive campers and glampers unite! Lake Sylvia Campground doesn’t judge. Whether you roll up in an RV or walk-in to one of four forest fortresses make note that Lake Sylvia has restrooms, utility stations and–hallelujah–showers. There are 31 sites that will accommodate tents and campers but make sure to call ahead in April through September. Read more...
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