Justin S.recommendsOctober 28, 2024
Wilderness Path creek camp
Fall Camping Trip
Just had my second stay here and was just as amazing as the first. Crystal is an awesome host! My and my friend did decide to go camp here late this season, so we had to battle a little bit of weather. But we came prepared and did not have any issues. The property is very well maintained and peaceful, and only about 1 mile from the entrance to the park, which made it easy for me and my friend to get to our day hikes. I will keep coming back to this place until the day it is not possible. Heavily to recommend to everybody.
Justin S.recommendsOctober 15, 2024
Wilderness Path Corner Camp
Super close to the park. The site is cozy and tucked by the woods.
Grace B.recommendsOctober 13, 2024
Wilderness Path creek camp
I loved tent camping on Sarah's land! Directions were clear, and site was clean. National park was right down the road! Thank you for a wonderful stay!
Heather D.recommendsOctober 6, 2024
Wilderness Path Corner Camp
Great Adventure Access Point
Great site with easy access to Mt Rainier National Park. Super clean portopotty. Open area allowed for great star viewing and the children loved exploring around the trees and stream. Increased traffic into MRNP means more road noise than when I stayed here a few years ago and the line waiting to get into the park backs up past the entrance.
Garrett J.recommendsOctober 3, 2024
Wilderness Path Corner Camp
This site was a great launching point into Mount Rainier National Park-- a short 1 mile drive away. The surroundings were very quiet (save for some road noise which mostly disappeared at night) and overall we had a pleasant visit. During the last night of our visit, we were woken up in the early morning by the sound of a large predator devouring some live prey. Be sure to bring bear spray and take proper precautions, since the site borders protected territory!
Taylor A.recommendsSeptember 25, 2024
Wilderness Path RV site
Pros: location is super close to the park entrance. Nice large spot with basically full hook ups.
Cons: no cell service which made it difficult to research hikes and directions. Literally no water pressure.