Reviews for this site — 001, Loop: AREA SALMON COVE GROUP SITE

4.4
(16 reviews)

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Megan I Verified
Stayed date
Jul 2024

This campground was perfect for our small gathering of families. The privacy and open space was loved by the kids and who doesn’t like their own private section of river!? The campsite was very clean and the surrounding forest is healthy!!! There were a lot of ants but they kept to themselves.

Megan I Verified
Stayed date
Jul 2024

This campground was perfect for our small gathering of families. The privacy and open space was loved by the kids and who doesn’t like their own private section of river!? The campsite was very clean and the surrounding forest is healthy!!! There were a lot of ants but they kept to themselves.

Craig T Verified
Stayed date
Aug 2022

Wonderful group campsite with plenty of space for several large RV's/Trailers. Lots of hiking trails in the area with great views. Chinook Pass is just a few miles up the road with great hiking trails and views of Mt. Rainier. There are several trails much closer to camp that I found to be exceptionally easy even for those that don't hike much. Ants are noticable due to several ant mounds in the area but they didn't bother us much. Bugs weren't terribly bad but then again, you're in the woods, I would expect to see them. Just bring some "Off" and you should be fine. You can dump your trash at Hells Crossing Campground just down the road about a mile. Lastly; noticed some trash along HWY 410. Please be respectful and don't litter along the roads. Waters down/upstream from camp are closed to fishing typically from mid July to mid September.

Craig T Verified
Stayed date
Aug 2022

Wonderful group campsite with plenty of space for several large RV's/Trailers. Lots of hiking trails in the area with great views. Chinook Pass is just a few miles up the road with great hiking trails and views of Mt. Rainier. There are several trails much closer to camp that I found to be exceptionally easy even for those that don't hike much. Ants are noticable due to several ant mounds in the area but they didn't bother us much. Bugs weren't terribly bad but then again, you're in the woods, I would expect to see them. Just bring some "Off" and you should be fine. You can dump your trash at Hells Crossing Campground just down the road about a mile. Lastly; noticed some trash along HWY 410. Please be respectful and don't litter along the roads. Waters down/upstream from camp are closed to fishing typically from mid July to mid September.

Jake C Verified
Stayed date
Jan 2020

Great hiking opportunities, restroom was clean and multiple sites to pick from. We have a 34 foot trailer and had no problems accessing the campground.

Jake C Verified
Stayed date
Jan 2020

Great hiking opportunities, restroom was clean and multiple sites to pick from. We have a 34 foot trailer and had no problems accessing the campground.