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Kearney Creek Retreat

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· Onalaska, Lewis, Washington

3 acres hosted by Summer P.

1 Vehicle/Tent site

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One thousand feet of creek side camping, featuring an active Bald eagle's nest and spa-like amenities make Kearney Creek Retreat a unique, comfortable, and relaxing get away for family and friends. Cold plunge in the creek, commune with our bee colony, view the eagles, and try to find our parrot, Hercules, in the magnificent walnut tree that our great-grandmother planted over 100 years ago. Along the creek, you will find conveniences such as two cooking grills, a fire pit and benches, a sink with rubble drain, pavers to the creek, and lots of space to set up your lawn games, tent, or RV. Heated outdoor showers, a six-person hot tub, an additional fire pit with seating, and a well appointed outhouse dot the camp boundary and ensure that you will enjoy all the comforts while making great memories. Midway between Portland and Seattle, Kearney Creek is just 20 minutes off I-5 and 20 minutes from numerous boating, fishing, and swimming opportunities. We are just 90 minutes to Mt St Helen's, Mt Rainier, the Pacific Coast, and the Eastside so make this your base camp and go play! P.S. Your friendly neighbor to the south is my sister Shannon. She works from home so you may see her pass through her backyard from time to time. Please split the yard with her and remain on your side? She'll do the same for you, rest assured, the hot tub etc. are exclusively for your use.One thousand feet of creek side camping, featuring an active Bald Eagle nest and spa-like amenities makes Kearney Creek a unique, comfortable, and relaxing get-away. Midway between Portland and Seattle, just 20 minutes off of I-5, and just 20 minutes to Mayfield Lake and other recreational opportunities, Kearney Creek is a perfect meet in the middle camp for large groups. Along the creek you will find conveniences such as a fire pit and benches, a sink with a rubble drain, solid steps down to the water, and lots of space to set up your tent or RV. Heated outdoor showers, an eight person hot tub, an additional fire pit with seating, and a well appointed outhouse dot the camp boundary and ensure that you will enjoy all the comforts while you and yours make great memories.

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Hanna C.recommends

September 3, 2024

Kearney Creek Retreat

Camping at Kearney Creek was great! The hot tub was very clean and large enough for our large group, the showers had hot water and the pressure was great, and the outhouse was clean! The hot tub, showers, and bathroom are close to the house, but they were far enough off to the side to where we couldn’t look in. There was a nice sink setup where you can bring your jugs of water for dishes, and a really nice area for the campfire. There was a small creek running along where we camped which was a nice spot to dip our feet in and for the dogs to cool off! We chose this spot for my husbands birthday weekend, and it was perfect! Summer was extremely responsive, and Shannon greeted us when we arrived, and even let us use folding tables they had. They were great hosts, and we would definitely stay again!

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Onalaska, Lewis, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Stl’pulmsh (Cowlitz), and Sq’ʷayáiɬaqtmš (Chehalis) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Summer P.

Joined in December 2020

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