Does anyone know if there's any "Dispersed camping" up here in the NW part of Washington? And if so where? And how do you find it? Is there a map somewhere?
Many thanks in advance!
-jim lee
Many thanks in advance!
-jim lee
Dispersed camping NW - WA?
- Thread starter jim lee
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Member III
A quick google search pulled up quite a few places in western washington:
https://www.google.com/search?q=was...rome..69i57.9140j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Have you checked those out?
HTH
-Aaron
https://www.google.com/search?q=was...rome..69i57.9140j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Have you checked those out?
HTH
-Aaron
Member III
Thanks for the replies so far.
Shovel a bucket? Who holds the rules to all this? National Forrest? State parks? BLM? Trump?
-jim lee
Shovel a bucket? Who holds the rules to all this? National Forrest? State parks? BLM? Trump?
-jim lee
Pathfinder II
I always just went with shovel/fire extinguisher to be common sense. I guess I never really looked until now.
fs.usda.gov Information
Among other things, it does say that you should have a bucket, shovel, and axe to control the fire.
Pathfinder I
Oregon State Forest Fire Rules for Vehicles
Shovel 8+" blade & 26+" handle
Fire Extinguisher 2.5# or 1g H2O
Checked out Mountain loop highway yesterday. Found this list O' rules about camping in the National Forest.
I guess Dispersed Camping is allowed in more places than I thought. Pretty slick!
Now all I have to do is get the truck working again..
-jim lee
I guess Dispersed Camping is allowed in more places than I thought. Pretty slick!
Now all I have to do is get the truck working again..
-jim lee
Hey that's a pretty neat gizmo! Thanks! Here's the link made clickable : https://freecampsites.net/
-jim lee
-jim lee
Me and my old lady drove through there on Saturday, we found a good campspot off of NF-49. There was quite a few cool spots right on the North Fork Sauk R.
