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Carbon River Camp Introduce
Carbon River Camp is your perfect destination for an outdoor adventure in the heart of Washington's beautiful landscape. Located in Ashford, WA 98304, USA, this charming campground offers a unique blend of nature and comfort, making it ideal for both families and solo adventurers.
Nestled near Mount Rainier National Park, Carbon River Camp provides easy access to some of the most breathtaking natural wonders in the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're looking to hike through lush forests, explore winding trails, or simply relax under the stars, this campground has something for everyone.
- Accommodation Options: Carbon River Camp offers a variety of RV sites and tent camping options to suit all types of travelers. The RV sites provide full hookups, including water and waste disposal, while tent campers can enjoy primitive camping in a serene setting.
- Natural Environment: The campground is surrounded by the beauty of the Carbon River and its surrounding forests. Visitors can enjoy the fresh mountain air, listen to the soothing sounds of nature, and explore the nearby hiking trails that lead to stunning views of Mount Rainier.
- Outdoor Activities: The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching are just a few of the activities you can enjoy while staying at Carbon River Camp. The camp is also a great base for exploring Mount Rainier National Park.
Carbon River Camp is more than just a place to stay; it's an experience. With its natural beauty and friendly atmosphere, this campground is perfect for those looking to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with nature. The staff at Carbon River Camp is always ready to help you plan your adventure and ensure your stay is enjoyable.
According to visitors, Carbon River Camp is a must-visit destination in Washington. Many guests highlight the serene environment and the proximity to hiking trails as their favorite features. One visitor shared, "This place is amazing, I go here every year with my brother as did my father and grandfather, my boys when old enough will hopefully do the same." Another added, "Most beautiful place in the whole Northwest and I know I've been all over it." These positive reviews speak volumes about the charm of Carbon River Camp.
For those planning a visit, remember to bring your hiking boots, as there are miles of gravel roads leading to trails that will take you through forests, rivers, and breathtaking landscapes. Be prepared for the journey, but rest assured that Carbon River Camp will provide you with all the necessary amenities to make your stay comfortable and memorable.
Whether you're a local looking for a weekend getaway or an out-of-towner seeking adventure in the Pacific Northwest, Carbon River Camp offers a unique experience that you won't forget. Plan your visit today and start creating memories that will last a lifetime!
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Customer Reviews
Bridge is in, high risk for washout soon. River is raging! Smoky when we went, made for some interesting views. Great hike, came from the carbon river entrance. Be prepared for 5 miles of walking on a gravel road before getting to trail.
This place is amazing, I go here every year with my brother as did my father and grandfather, my boys when old enough will hopefully do the same. Most beautiful place in the whole Northwest and I know I've been all over it. Ps the bear was really nice don't be scared he just wants to get across the bridge and be on its way.
These photos were all taken near the Carbon River, some are Lake Mowich and Lake Elenor, which is about 1300 ft gain in elevation. It wasn't a difficult hike, and the destination is worth the journey.
Not a bad site but one of the less scenic of the Wonderland Trail. Pretty much created in an area of fallen trees. If you’re itinerary allows I would recommend continuing on to Dick Creek. If you do end up staying here, though, the sites are good size, flat, and separated. Close to the Carbon River Suspension Bridge too. I had a few hikers wander into camp while I was there to check it out since it was so close to the bridge.
5 spots, first come first serve (no reservations) but the Rangers will tell you how busy it is when they give you your pass. No fires, but a rudimentary latreen to use by all sites. Each big enough for about a 3 or 4 person tent. Flat sites too. 1 min walk to a nearby creek for water. Good canopy coverage.
