Private camping rentals at Cathlamet, Washington

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Amenities

Animals welcome
Drinking water
Barbecue
Electricity
Swimming pool
Tumble drier
Washing machine
Drying rack
Toilets (in house)
Independent toilets
Independent dry toilets
Wireless internet
Internet
Shower (in house)
Independent shower
Independent solar shower
Kitchen (in house)
Independent kitchen
Handicapped access
Fridge (in house)
Independent fridge
Naturism allowed
Horses welcome
Stable
Bicycle storage
Parking onsite
Picnic table
Campfire allowed
Closed land
Independent access
Train or Bus
Shops
Sanitary dump station
Self-service bikes
Kids playground

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Description

Less than an acre site with parking alongside the dike road. At the beginning this is RV dry camping only. Coming in the future is access to the dock, electric and water hookup and tent camping options. For now, it gives you a beautiful view of Birnie Slough and Puget Island.

The setting

A beautiful spot alongside Birnie Slough with views of the slough and of Puget Island.

The spots

There is one large parking area that can accommodate several vehicles depending on size. The owner may be on site in a tool van and/or Class B camper van working on the dock. If you do not want the owner on site during your stay please make arrangements with the owner. There are security cameras on the parking area and the dock. The parking area ones will be disarmed after you check in.

The sanitary facilities

No facilities at this time.

The amenities

No amenities at this time.

The activities

The area is great for kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, sightseeing and photography. It also it fairly convenient for the ocean, both the Washington coast and the Oregon coast. It is about an hour to Ilwaco or Long Beach, Washington and to Astoria, Oregon. An hour and 20 minutes to Seaside, Oregon. Ah hour and 40 minutes to Cannon Beach, Oregon. (Or, if you are like me and stop to take lots of photos, a little bit longer.)
Close by are several boat launches, Julia Butler Hansen National Wildlife Refuge, Columbia White-Tailed Deer National Wildlife Refuge, Grays River Covered Bridge. Or, you could put your kayaks or boat in at a boat launch, park your RV at my place and explore the approximately 20 islands of the Lewis and Clark National Wildlife Refuge.

Other things

The prices listed per person are really intended to be per RV or tent. (No tent camping is allowed yet but will be available in the future.) So if you have one RV dry camping it is $25. If you have several 20' Class Cs it would be $40.