Tahkenitch Campground

Campsite was huge we had 2 tents up probably could have had 3. Right across from the toilets which was great. Lots of hiking and the neighbors were great. We would definitely go again next year and we live in Florence. The camp host was also nice. The bathrooms however should have a sign in them saying to hold down button all the way while flushing there was issues with that we had noticed. We were told before had but other campers were not. So maybe a sign would possibly help.

The flush toilets were not working in the womens bathroom. The host never said hello or bothered me at all. I like that I wasn't bothered, but thought that a hello would have been appropriate.

Beautiful setting except for the road noise. Great hike to the dunes

Tahkenitch offered a much quieter camping experience than the larger coastal campgrounds.

I missed not having a shower but it was worth it in exchange of a tranquil outdoors setting.

It is very close to the highway and you do hear it but that didn’t bother me and it didn’t take long to forget that I was hearing the occasional traffic.

It was such a beautiful space…most of the sites had a lot of privacy. I’ll camp there again.

The campground was very peaceful and the facilities were always clean .This is a wonderful place to stay to get away and within a reasonable distance from stores and fishing areas.

Small campground with very lush and private sites. When we were there, there was no host on site and the dumpsters had not been serviced in some time (trash overflowing onto the roads), but the restrooms were clean flush toilets. Some cool hikes right form the campground.

Directly off hwy 101 you hear traffic all night. Tiny sites not big enough for my 9 ft by 13 ft tent. Toilet was overflowing with feces. Do not recommend.

Very cozy campground. Right off of HWY 101.

Screaming children in lower campsite could be heard even over the road noise.

This is a small campground with beautiful old growth sitka spruce, plenty of shade and a variety of birds. The campers are generally quiet and respectful of neighbors. There is considerable noise from Hwy 101 that continues all night. There hasn't been a camp host in residence for the past 2 summers, so maintenance is minimal. When we arrived on a Friday, the garbage bins were full to overflowing, and crows were scattering trash as they picked through it. The men's bathroom ran out of toilet paper, and the women's toilet quickly became clogged and backed up. It is nice to have flush toilets and running water on site. There is a nice trail to the dunes from the campground, and several other dune trails along the highway. You have to drive to the nearest lakes.