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Salmon Berry Meadows

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· Mossyrock, Lewis, Washington
5 acres hosted by Linda B.
1 Vehicle/Tent site
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Near Mount Rainier National Park
Within a 60-minute drive from the Nisqually Entrance.
Linda is a Star Host
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Located only a 5 minute drive to Mayfield Lake in Lewis County, our property is a rustic retreat from the hustle and bustle. There are plenty of outdoor exploration opportunities in the area. We have 5 acres with a great camping spot with a fire pit nestled among large evergreen trees. The tress provide shade in the summer months. For bird lovers and botanists, we have left our land native with grass lands among the trees. We have local osprey, eagles, and falcons as well as doves, owls, cickadees, woodpeckers, robins, etc. We also have local deer that travel through the land, and mostly leave us humans alone.Pitch your tents and get camp setup and enjoy nature surrounding you in this rustic campsite. The land is level and flat, so setting up camp should be no problem. There's a burn pit that campers can use, but no broken glass or garbage is allowed in the burn pit. Free Fire wood is available. Campers are allowed to explore the area, and/or keep to yourselves. Campers are allowed to bring dogs and cats, but we also have cats that spend time outdoors and a dog that is friendly with other dogs. Although, we will keep them home when people are visiting. Well water is available upon request but you should bring your own toilet. Think rustic camping close to a lake.
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23 Ratings · 22 reviews
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Stuart S.recommends
September 25, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
Linda was a helpful and pleasant host. This is a single, private site for tent or small camper. Walk into the site before deciding wether to drive straight in or back in. The site is grass covered surrounded by trees with a short, narrow spur from a residential lane. Linda provided a trash can and firewood and had fresh eggs for sale. Nights were peaceful but there was log and rock truck noise in the morning.
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Kieran H.recommends
September 3, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
Private Meadow Oasis
This is a beautiful spot with plenty of space. A meadow nestled into the trees with a fire ring and a bench. A quick drive to the lake or wooded stream to cool off and enjoy what the area has to offer. Linda is an incredible host, and her chickens produce excellent eggs (so many double yokers!). With strategic vehicle positioning, you can enjoy a perfectly private meadow oasis with plenty of shade all day and a beautiful starry sky at night. With the surrounding trees and a little breeze, even the 90° days were pleasant. The site was prepped with a bundle of wood, a garbage bin with fresh liner, and bucket of water for the dogs/dousing the fire/whatever the need. There's a lot of flat spots for tents and lots of options for RV positioning. Make sure you're comfortable back your RV/trailer, as you will need to do so down a short trail from the driveway in order to access the meadow. There are a few nearby options for potable water and RV dumping.
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Allison M.recommends
July 1, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
A nice spot to get away! We had a day and were running late getting in and the sun was going down. Linda came out and helped direct us to back into the site. Definitely look at Linda’s directions to the site and do not go off your GPS for the last couple of turns. She provides wood for your camp fire and big bucket of water. You could get eggs from her free range chickens, but we already had some with us. We were enjoyed that the site felt very private and the oasis of daisies where our puppies could run free to explore.
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Zachary S.recommends
June 23, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
Site was beautiful, clean and private. We will be back!
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Melanie D.recommends
May 27, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
A verdant campsite and gracious host. We even received eggs from her hens one morning.
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Savanna F.recommends
May 13, 2024
Salmon Berry Meadows
Very private camp site, star gazing was great. There is a road near by so there’s some noise here and there from cars going by but it was few and far in between. Overall a great weekend getaway!
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Mossyrock, Lewis, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and Stl’pulmsh (Cowlitz) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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Joined in May 2023
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