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A old disused road next to the main forest road. This is just a flat spot where I spent the night. It is not a proper campsite. I got passed by a ranger and he told me that it was not okay to camp here. I explained that my Jeep was broken and that it would not start after the accident, and he allowed me to stay the night. Not recommended unless emergency.

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A superb primitive campsite at the end of a sandy road spur with a simple stone fire ring. A sandy hill descends to the river featuring a small beach. Coniferous setting and recently logged nearby. Spacious enough for a few vehicles with a grove of trees you can tuck into. No cell service. Some audible traffic on nearby dirt road, but out of sight from main artery. Designated free campsite. Recommended.

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A very nice fee camping area that is remotely located in a wildlife preserve. Surrounded by conifers and deciduous with lakes in close proximity. There are pit toilets here and primitive stone fire rings. Popular destination during peak season. No cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles per site. There will likely be other people camping here, both in ground tents and in vehicles. Recommended if you desire a maintained primitive camping destination.

This spot does not have a fire ring but it should because it is perfect. Along a rugged four-wheel drive road, there is this pull-off that looks like it used to be a small very old sand pit. What remains is a small clear spot flanked by wooded mounds that were cut out years ago. These provided exceptional barriers against the wind. The road itself is used for recreational four-wheel drive and dead-ends at the top of the mountain, so traffic is low. Some cell service. Flat. Enough room for two or three vehicles. Recommended.

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