WASHINGTON STATE PARKS
Looking at camping in some Washington State parks along the coast in July. $8 reservation fee + $5 out of stater fee + $30-$40 camping fee looks like $43--$53 per night. Am I reading this right? Seem...
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sherpaxc wrote:Truly, for tent camping, the NP and NFS campgrounds are better, more remote and much more affordable. I prefer them in my RV, too. There are several campgrounds in both Mt. Rainier and Olympic National Parks that are beautiful. There are many NFS campgrounds and this is a very good guide to them: National Forest Camping.
So what about tent campers? My family is just going to drive up to Washington and see what is what and stop when we want. We are tent camping and not pulling the trailer. Will we have to pay these fee's? We do plan on going to a lot of the NP's, but also want to check out some of the more remote parks too.
