easton lake

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easton lake

Post by EAmon___hoffman123 » Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:24 am

i will never stay at this campsite again! it right next to the freeway.. dad and got at least 4 hours of sleep :thumbdown fishin was ok though cuaght a couple of brookes
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Post by The Quadfather » Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:36 am

Amen to that!!:bounce: I stayed there just one time about 4 years ago. It was cool.. the kids rode their bikes around the loop of the campground, we enjoyed some walks, etc. But, DANG, the traffic noise was unforgetable!!
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Post by G-Man » Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:53 am

When it opens up for Memorial Day weekend, give Kachess Lake campground a try. It's dry camping so no hookups, but the campground is nice, quiet and they have 2 launches with one being wide and paved. Not the best place for shore fishing but in a boat you can pick up a bunch of smaller kokes, the occasional mack and if you are lucky a burbot or two.

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Post by Marc Martyn » Thu Mar 31, 2011 1:59 am

I stayed there many years back, but I didn't really notice the traffic that much. What I did notice was the stench lingering in the campground after the winds died down. It was so bad, I contacted the park ranger and asked what the problem was. We walked around the campground and she could smell it and identified it immediately. People in stead of waiting in line to dump their trailers waste tanks, would open the valve, let it drain and then drive off. She found two sites that evening where people had done that. She told me that it is fairly common at campgrounds close to an interstate highway. They can dump it and be 100 miles down the road before anyone notices.
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Post by Dave » Thu Mar 31, 2011 6:54 am

Interesting. You would think that the Ranger could check the site registration and maybe address that issue with the guest via the mail.

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Post by Marc Martyn » Thu Mar 31, 2011 12:55 pm

They may have. I left the following morning and went up to the Sol Duc. All they would have to do is put bogus information on the envelope and they couldn't track them. This was in the off season, so I was lucky to even see a ranger in the evening.

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Post by kevinb » Thu Mar 31, 2011 3:50 pm

G-Man wrote:When it opens up for Memorial Day weekend, give Kachess Lake campground a try. It's dry camping so no hookups, but the campground is nice, quiet and they have 2 launches with one being wide and paved. Not the best place for shore fishing but in a boat you can pick up a bunch of smaller kokes, the occasional mack and if you are lucky a burbot or two.
Agreed! One of many of our favorite campsites. Very clean and nice scenery

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Post by FishingFool » Fri Apr 01, 2011 5:07 pm

I remember camping there about 10 years ago with a group of friends. It was either right before summer, or right after Labor Day weekend. Either way, off peak time.

I don't remember it being noisy. Did a lot of hiking/walking, and a little fishing. No bites.

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Post by lumpdog005 » Fri Apr 15, 2011 10:23 pm

I would recommend staying on the other side of the freeway at Silver ridge rance behind turtle town! The owners are great and camped there many times on the busiest of weekends. If you have a horse they have spots with horse coralls. go for a guided horse ride. Or bring your dirtbike! In the winter bring your snowmobile and stay in the lodge for a night or two when there is snow. At night visit the airport behind the ranch and watch the stars!

http://silverridgeranch.com/
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