About Coho Campground
Number of accommodations: 40
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Reviews (596)
What Guests Are Saying
Coho Campground offers clean, spacious campsites with well-maintained facilities and a friendly host, creating a welcoming environment for visitors. The campground features beautiful forested surroundings, access to hiking trails, and a serene atmosphere, making it a great spot for relaxation. While some guests noted low lake water levels and the absence of showers, the overall experience was positive, with many expressing a desire to return.
What Guests Are Saying
Coho Campground offers clean, spacious campsites with well-maintained facilities and a friendly host, creating a welcoming environment for visitors. The campground features beautiful forested surroundings, access to hiking trails, and a serene atmosphere, making it a great spot for relaxation. While some guests noted low lake water levels and the absence of showers, the overall experience was positive, with many expressing a desire to return.
Review Summary
Joe B
VerifiedJuly 31, 2023 • Stayed at: 049, Loop: HIKE-IN
This walk in site kind of feels like you're in the 'front yard' of the yurts. The trail to the day use area runs right behind the site, so there's some noise from that. It's a nice enough spot, but not particularly quiet or private.
Katherine B
VerifiedJuly 31, 2023 • Stayed at: Yurt 57, Loop: WALK-IN
MICE INFESTATION. We thought the yurt experience would be a step-up from a tent, and avoid some of the effort/time for setting up/taking down and make for a more relaxed weekend. While that part of the calculation was correct, the yurts are overrun with mice - and there's no warning about this situation, so we discovered this when a mouse crawled on me in my sleep, and we woke up to find they'd eaten a lot of our food and pooped/peed in the yurt. I mentioned this to the camp host, who said there was nothing they could do because of national forest rules.
Katherine B
VerifiedJuly 31, 2023 • Stayed at: Yurt 58, Loop: WALK-IN
MICE INFESTATION. We thought the yurt experience would be a step-up from a tent, and avoid some of the effort/time for setting up/taking down and make for a more relaxed weekend. While that part of the calculation was correct, the yurts are overrun with mice - and there's no warning about this situation, so we discovered this when a mouse crawled on me in my sleep, and we woke up to find they'd eaten a lot of our food and pooped/peed in the yurt. I mentioned this to the camp host, who said there was nothing they could do because of national forest rules.
Joe B
VerifiedJuly 31, 2023 • Stayed at: 049, Loop: HIKE-IN
This walk in site kind of feels like you're in the 'front yard' of the yurts. The trail to the day use area runs right behind the site, so there's some noise from that. It's a nice enough spot, but not particularly quiet or private.
Chris C
VerifiedJuly 25, 2023 • Stayed at: Yurt 58, Loop: WALK-IN
Beautiful campsite, great swimming on Wynoochee Lake, solitude along the Lakeshore Trail, great for families
Chris C
VerifiedJuly 25, 2023 • Stayed at: Yurt 58, Loop: WALK-IN
Beautiful campsite, great swimming on Wynoochee Lake, solitude along the Lakeshore Trail, great for families
Garald D
VerifiedJuly 18, 2023 • Stayed at: 044, Loop: LOOP B
Large, private sites available. Access to large lake, hiking trails. Mid week it was quiet and un crowded. Clean restrooms. No cell phone service or nearby amenities (not a bad thing, we be camping!). Depending on where you are coming from, be prepared for the possibility of having to take a stretch of gravel road. Could be our new favorite campground in Washington.
Sheila C
VerifiedJuly 18, 2023 • Stayed at: 035, Loop: LOOP B
It's a beautiful place with water activity on a small lake (4.5 miles) However, I did not appreciate the 6 hrs of hydro boats running up and down the lake. It really ruined the peace and quietness of the place. These folks can use a more urban setting for their display.
Sheila C
VerifiedJuly 18, 2023 • Stayed at: 035, Loop: LOOP B
It's a beautiful place with water activity on a small lake (4.5 miles) However, I did not appreciate the 6 hrs of hydro boats running up and down the lake. It really ruined the peace and quietness of the place. These folks can use a more urban setting for their display.
Garald D
VerifiedJuly 18, 2023 • Stayed at: 044, Loop: LOOP B
Large, private sites available. Access to large lake, hiking trails. Mid week it was quiet and un crowded. Clean restrooms. No cell phone service or nearby amenities (not a bad thing, we be camping!). Depending on where you are coming from, be prepared for the possibility of having to take a stretch of gravel road. Could be our new favorite campground in Washington.
Location Coho Campground
Address:
Hood Canal Ranger District, Po Box 280
Quilcene, WA, 98376
United States
From Route 12 via Montesano: Turn north on Wynoochee Valley Road, 1 mile west of Montesano. Drive 35 miles on Wynoochee Valley Road and Forest Road 22 to a major intersection. Turn left to stay on FR-22. Drive a short distance and turn right on Forest Road 2294. Drive 1 mile to the campground.
Coho Campground is accessible via Route 12, approximately 25 miles to the south. Access to Wynoochee Valley Road is available from Route 12.
Latitude & Longitude: 47.3904 / -123.605
Elevation: 262 feet
Policies & Rules
General
- No commercial services available at Wynoochee Lake or Coho Campground; motorists should have sufficient fuel for the return trip.
- Reservation covers two licensed passenger vehicles and a maximum of 5 people at standard nonelectric sites; two vehicles includes any combination of passenger cars, trucks and/or recreational vehicles (boats and recreational trailers are not considered passenger vehicles); additional vehicles are $5/day to be paid within 30 minutes of arrival.
- Boat launch fee is $5; weekend boat launch permit is $5.
- Click here for more information on Olympic National Forest
- Don't Move Firewood: Please protect Pacific Northwest forests by preventing the spread of invasive species. Firewood can carry insects and diseases that can threaten the health of our western forests. You can make a difference by obtaining and burning your firewood near your camping destination. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information.
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Last updated: June 4, 2026
