Coho Campground

Nice campground on the lake with a launch ramp. Unfortunately there is no clearing at the waterline or a "beach" area adjacent to the ramp to set up once you've launched and the lake banks are steep and rocky. The campground itself is well maintained. Hiking options are few. Boating, fishing and paddling seem like the primary activities.

Nice campground on the lake with a launch ramp. Unfortunately there is no clearing at the waterline or a "beach" area adjacent to the ramp to set up once you've launched and the lake banks are steep and rocky. The campground itself is well maintained. Hiking options are few. Boating, fishing and paddling seem like the primary activities.

Wide campsites spaced comfortably apart...view of the lake from several campsites...lovely walking trail around the lake...well-maintained...centrally-located bathrooms...firewood available when campfires are allowed...32 miles from internet...just a great place to kick back and relax and enjoy nature and peace and quiet. Reasonably priced. I would go back!

Wide campsites spaced comfortably apart...view of the lake from several campsites...lovely walking trail around the lake...well-maintained...centrally-located bathrooms...firewood available when campfires are allowed...32 miles from internet...just a great place to kick back and relax and enjoy nature and peace and quiet. Reasonably priced. I would go back!

Group site was perfect for a large group of noisy kiddos, back by itself so we didn't disturb others peace and quiet. Beautiful view of the lake.

Group site was perfect for a large group of noisy kiddos, back by itself so we didn't disturb others peace and quiet. Beautiful view of the lake.

Site was clean, just a couple steps from the parking lot, and we had enough space to fit one small 2-person tent, plus two larger 4-person tents. Camp host was also very kind and the location next to the lake was beautiful. A good find!

Site was clean, just a couple steps from the parking lot, and we had enough space to fit one small 2-person tent, plus two larger 4-person tents. Camp host was also very kind and the location next to the lake was beautiful. A good find!

I reserved Yurt #50 for a two night girls trip to hike and paddle. I want to start by clearly stating that it Does Not Sleep Eight!
It’s a bit misleading in the facility details / descriptions about number of people. The Yurt itself has one bunk bed (twin top and full bottom) and one Futon (full) and sleeps *comfortably three people … five people a bit squished. I suppose you could put an air mattress on floor, but then you’d have no place to walk. I also suppose you could fit one or two tents outside (small tents 2-3 person).
We made it work with 4 of us, but definitely surprised when we opened the door on arrival.

Aside from yurt occupancy, yurt was clean and right next to the lake (short walk down with our paddle boards). The space allocated for yurt reservation had a firepit with grate for grilling, picnic table and very private at end of walkway, so people were not walking through our site.
The campground is really nice and the lake is beautiful with wide open grassy area for day use and campers. There is a swimming area that is sheltered between dam and a “log” boom off the grass area … the boat
Ramp is on other side with beaches to hangout on and launch water toys.

We hiked around the lake, about 14miles - a fair amount of trail has overgrown brush and stickers or “ankle biters” as we started calling them. It was a long day, but not terribly hard or technical with not much elevation gains. It was a good hike for us, we did not have to drive anywhere and started right from
Our campsite … however, I don’t think I would have traveled very far specifically to do this hike and I would not consider it as a destination hike.
We had a wonderful time out on the lake with our paddle boards. The area surrounding campground and lake is gorgeous.
I would come back again.
Oh! And Al the camp host is wonderful. Very friendly.
Bathrooms clean - no showers.

I reserved Yurt #50 for a two night girls trip to hike and paddle. I want to start by clearly stating that it Does Not Sleep Eight!
It’s a bit misleading in the facility details / descriptions about number of people. The Yurt itself has one bunk bed (twin top and full bottom) and one Futon (full) and sleeps *comfortably three people … five people a bit squished. I suppose you could put an air mattress on floor, but then you’d have no place to walk. I also suppose you could fit one or two tents outside (small tents 2-3 person).
We made it work with 4 of us, but definitely surprised when we opened the door on arrival.

Aside from yurt occupancy, yurt was clean and right next to the lake (short walk down with our paddle boards). The space allocated for yurt reservation had a firepit with grate for grilling, picnic table and very private at end of walkway, so people were not walking through our site.
The campground is really nice and the lake is beautiful with wide open grassy area for day use and campers. There is a swimming area that is sheltered between dam and a “log” boom off the grass area … the boat
Ramp is on other side with beaches to hangout on and launch water toys.

We hiked around the lake, about 14miles - a fair amount of trail has overgrown brush and stickers or “ankle biters” as we started calling them. It was a long day, but not terribly hard or technical with not much elevation gains. It was a good hike for us, we did not have to drive anywhere and started right from
Our campsite … however, I don’t think I would have traveled very far specifically to do this hike and I would not consider it as a destination hike.
We had a wonderful time out on the lake with our paddle boards. The area surrounding campground and lake is gorgeous.
I would come back again.
Oh! And Al the camp host is wonderful. Very friendly.
Bathrooms clean - no showers.