Western Wa
any place you like to Boondock?
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- It's a pretty sweet deal, though. You could just live in the park system the whole time :)
Juan Carlos wrote:
path1 wrote:
Our state parks have the "off season pass" going on right now. $75.00 for the pass and good till March, use as much as you like? But $10.00 a day if you pull into site with any water or elec.
FYI, you have to be 62+ for this pass, sadly for those of us not there yet :)
http://www.parks.wa.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/932
Yep, your right. Didn't even think about it.
When you do get old enough to get the passes you'll enjoy them.path1 wrote:
Our state parks have the "off season pass" going on right now. $75.00 for the pass and good till March, use as much as you like? But $10.00 a day if you pull into site with any water or elec.
FYI, you have to be 62+ for this pass, sadly for those of us not there yet :)
http://www.parks.wa.gov/DocumentCenter/Home/View/932Bull Rider wrote:
Just for clarification, I don't see the "Explorer" pass that's discussed above.
I think that path1 is referring to the Discover Pass that's required to use Washington State Parks, Fish and Wildlife and/or DNR lands.
Or, maybe the State has slipped another "tax" into the system.
Thanks...my bust. I have no idea why I called it that.- There are very few if any good spots to boondock in W. Wa.
- We find that most all of the DNR roads on the wet side are gated and they will no longer allow you in the tree farms.
- Just for clarification, I don't see the "Explorer" pass that's discussed above.
I think that path1 is referring to the Discover Pass that's required to use Washington State Parks, Fish and Wildlife and/or DNR lands.
Or, maybe the State has slipped another "tax" into the system. - Don't you also have a camper?
The places we go are the end of logging road type thing or DNR land. Many times a large RV's won't fit into many places we go. Our state parks have the "off season pass" going on right now. $75.00 for the pass and good till March, use as much as you like? But $10.00 a day if you pull into site with any water or elec. During the week not to many people there. Kind of fun to pay for a campsite for 1 night or overnight somewhere and check out the county museum etc and next night stay at different place, repeat till you've had enough.
