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Date: 2009-05-02 23:40:00.0
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Number of People Encountered: 50+ ppl
Recommendation: Highly
(Went with an RV and stayed only in sites with full hook-ups. Pads were not perfectly level, but manageable using levelers.)
Overall, this is a very good park. I have been there several times, I have done some clamming, and oyster shucking with great enjoyment. Staff are very nice, helpful, and seem to enjoy entertaining children. Met some fun people and left with great memories. If you bring your dog, they even have doggie bag stations so you can grab a bag to clean your dog's waste. The only negatives were that I don't recommend taking any of the sites near the road due to noise (traffic), and DO NOT drink the water,..it tastes horrible! Bring your own water and be happy! I liked the sites away from the road (I went with an RV). I also recommend walking the trail to enjoy the true beauty of the Pacific North West.
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Olympic & Kitsap Peninsulas - The vast and roadless Olympic National Park combined with Olympic National Forest, totals more than 2 million acres of protected nature. Ecological and geological extremes coexist in close proximity. Whether you're equipped to scale the sharpest peak, or simply seek the peace of a groomed path to a waterfall in the forest, you must explore it for yourself.
Washington State Parks - Washington has 149 state parks located around the state.
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