Deschutes National Forest, Sunset Cove Campground - Crescent, Oregon

Highway 58
Crescent, OR 97733

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Monday: Closed

Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday: Closed

Thursday: Closed

Friday: Closed

Saturday: Closed

Sunday: Closed

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500 ft

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Deschutes National Forest, Sunset Cove Campground Review & Ratings Overview

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“Beautiful camp”

Date of Stay: Aug 2022
Nightly Rate: $40 USD

Captain Mark

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Date of Stay: Aug 2022

Nightly Rate: $40 USD

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Boondocking, to be sure. Campground is very quiet and serene. You can hear the hiway traffic in most of the sites, but it is minimal. Great walking paths along edge of lake. This park has a boat...

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Tip for Other Campers:

Closest convince store is 5 miles east, well stocked and don't seem to price gouge you. If you want to fish, get license before coming.

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EarthTrek If you can overlook the trains passing through, about 8 per day both directions, the campground is Washington's first State Park and has a lot to offer for hikes, beach walk, and short trip into Fairhaven for groceries or pizza. Also, Fairhaven has a nice seawall walkway for strolls on the shoreline of the Pacific, often times extending out into the water via bridgeways.

7 years ago Larrabee State Park

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Stephenb The hike to Fragrance Lake is a well maintained, shady trail. Beautiful!

4 years ago Larrabee State Park

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Alcin Hiking trail to Fragrant Lake is a must! Steep with lots of switchbacks and even more benches. Interurban trail passes through. Many cars at trail heads, but with so many trails, we did not see very many people. Stunning old growth forest. Stunning views of Samish Bay. I didn't want to leave! Very close to Bellingham with lots of choices for food, gas, other types of recreation.

2 weeks ago Larrabee State Park

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