Lewis Meadow Campsite

Lewis Meadow Campsite, located in Jefferson County within Olympic National Park, Port Angeles, WA 98362, USA, offers a remote camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, primarily catering to those seeking a more secluded and nature-immersed stay.

Based on customer reviews, accessing Lewis Meadow Campsite requires a significant effort, with one reviewer noting a difficult 11-mile hike to reach the location. However, the reward for this trek is described as great views, particularly when the weather is sunny, and a high degree of privacy at the campsite itself.

The environment around Lewis Meadow Campsite is notable for its wildlife, with mentions of wild elks being present, offering a unique opportunity for wildlife viewing. The overall setting is within the natural beauty of Olympic National Park.

Regarding services and features directly at the campsite, the information is limited. One practical consideration mentioned by a reviewer is that accessing water requires walking across a lot of rocks, suggesting that water sources may not be immediately adjacent to the camping area and may require some effort to reach. Another point is that the river is noted to be a bit far from the campsite.

Given the remote nature of Lewis Meadow Campsite and the 11-mile hike required to access it, this location is likely best suited for experienced hikers and backpackers looking for a private and wilderness camping experience. The focus here is on the natural environment and seclusion rather than developed amenities. There is no phone number provided for direct contact, implying that reservations or information might be obtained through the Olympic National Park services.

In summary, Lewis Meadow Campsite offers a private camping experience with great views and wildlife viewing opportunities, accessible via a challenging 11-mile hike. Be prepared for a remote setting where water access requires effort and the river is some distance away. This campsite is ideal for those seeking a secluded backcountry experience within Olympic National Park.