Last Chance Campground

It is beautiful, you can hear the river. Very nice hiking trail. It would have been very helpful if they had put a sign down at the entrance on the highway that they were closed. It's 2 miles to the campground only to find out that they are closed this year. Had we known, it would have saved us 375 dollars to repair a broken hitch from trying to turn around.

Not open yet, but looked good for our tent and hiking path wa stellar

This is one of my favorite campgrounds in existence. I thought about rating it lower to keep others away... but it's a place worth sharing. A hike up to Goose Creek Falls is a must. We visit around Memorial day each year to pick morel mushrooms. Weeks later you can pick wild strawberries. In late July you can get huckleberries. I have been visiting this quiet campground for 33 years - if you come stay, please just be courteous to the fragile surrounding forest. Obey fire regulations and pick up after yourselves. Please help us to enjoy this great place for the foreseeable future. Boondocking camp only. No power or sewer. Pit toilets and spring drinking water available at a couple open areas. Enjoy!

We had a great day. Despite the campground having a number of people, each spot felt very private and you couldn't really hear the noise from the other campers. It was lovely.

The out house has nice Forest Service posters showing regional flora, fauna and fungi, hanging on the walls to occupy your attention as you lay an hot rod Henry.