Description

Trail Bridge Campground is so hot right now. Not temperature hot, but like Hansel hot, it’s high in demand! Find the 46 campsites, including 27 walk-in/tent sites and 19 RV sites scattered about large old-growth douglas fir, and open grassy meadows. Find pretty much all of the amenities here, including a campground host (April-October), flush toilets, water, and dumpsters. So basically, you don’t have to pack out, but why not pick up if you see someone has left their trace at this popular campground?

Campsite area

Tent or RV sites

46 sites

Up to guests per site

Up to 6 vehicles

No wheelchair access

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Essentials

Campfires allowed

Toilet available

Pets allowed

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Amenities

Potable water available

Picnic table available

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Activities

Offered near the campground.

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Horseback riding

Paddling

Off-roading (OHV)

Climbing

Snow sports

Swimming

Whitewater paddling

Wildlife watching

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Sonja J.

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April 13th, 2016

Trail Bridge Campground

We visited on a Monday night in early April which turned out to be the right recipe for a deserted campground. Not only was it free but it was just us and a few day-time fishermen.

Our campsite came equipped with a peninsula that extended out into the lake and was perfect for both kids and fishermen. The campsite itself is located back in the trees on an old concrete pad. It's also a great spot for large gatherings (spots for 5+ rvs) but would make for open and exposed quarters with strangers if the campsite is full.

Expect moderate noise from traffic on the nearby highway, especially for the sites on the east side of the campground. The tent-only walk-in sites also looked nice.

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