Coho Campground

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 14 mi - 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 14 mi - 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.

We enjoyed our stay at Coho Campground. The campsite we had was great! Very spacious and a peek-a-boo view of the lake. It was great because we could take the trail right down to the beach.
We hiked the trail around Lake Wynoochee. The first couple of miles the trail was maintained. After that, it wasn't. It would be nice if there was signage along the way so you would know you were going in the right direction. We made it halfway around the lake and then took the forest service road back to camp (again, not well marked).
Also, we tried to find the Spoon Creek Trail with a picture of a map given to us by the camp host. We didn't find the trailhead. We should have printed out the directions to the trailhead before we left home. There was no cell service.
Other than the trails not well marked, we had a great time. The lake and mountain scenery were wonderful!

Very clean facilities. Easily accessible lakefront. And overall it was quiet and peaceful!

Beautiful place quiet and very nice camp hosts. 5 star

We enjoyed our stay at Coho Campground. The campsite we had was great! Very spacious and a peek-a-boo view of the lake. It was great because we could take the trail right down to the beach.
We hiked the trail around Lake Wynoochee. The first couple of miles the trail was maintained. After that, it wasn't. It would be nice if there was signage along the way so you would know you were going in the right direction. We made it halfway around the lake and then took the forest service road back to camp (again, not well marked).
Also, we tried to find the Spoon Creek Trail with a picture of a map given to us by the camp host. We didn't find the trailhead. We should have printed out the directions to the trailhead before we left home. There was no cell service.
Other than the trails not well marked, we had a great time. The lake and mountain scenery were wonderful!

Very clean facilities. Easily accessible lakefront. And overall it was quiet and peaceful!

Beautiful place quiet and very nice camp hosts. 5 star

Our favorite camp. Already booked for fall.

Our favorite camp. Already booked for fall.