Cougar Park & Campground
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Contact and Address
| Address: | 17005 Lewis River Rd, Cougar, WA 98616, USA |
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| Postal code: | 98616 |
| Phone: | (801) 280-3233 |
| Website: | https://www.pacificorp.com/community/recreation/washington.html |
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Reviews
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Vanessa Butanda
(October 25, 2022, 12:24 am)It was closed when we came thru. But we wandered in following the creek. Ended up having my wife take a pic with the sign cause she's a cougar! 🤣🤣🤣
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dotz dee
(June 28, 2022, 1:29 am)This was a wonderful camp the location is close and the sights are nice and private. clean park and good Host .
The lake is Beautiful and relaxing trip with water everything so close . One of my favorite places -
Sheana H
(September 8, 2021, 2:40 pm)Great view, close to many water access points. The water front area here is pretty rocky. You do need to drive to go find a place to hang out by the water. However they were full online and I showed up and they were able to accommodate me. We will be back next year
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G B
(July 14, 2021, 10:26 pm)Magic. Great site hosts. We ran the battery low in our vehicle. They jumped us with portable battery. Close to Vancouver and wonderful.
Fun place to take a photo of your dog and a Bald Eagle. -
Nick Bruns
(August 28, 2020, 8:37 pm)This is a fantastic campground. One of the better ones I've been to. It's owned by PacifiCorp (like Beaver Bay and Swift Forestry Camp) but run by American Land and Liesure sho it eas well kept. The bathroom had a shower and were clean by campground standards. Availability? It's crazy popular. It's also close in, 40 minutes from Vancouver. It's a small campground. You need to reserve wayyyy ahead of time. Forget about the weekend if you want to drop in. I had to make a reservation in February to get a spot in August. I got spot 39, which is one 'on' the water (at least it usually is). It's one of several that have access to the reservoir. I could only get it in the middle of the week Tuesday to Friday because it was booked solid the rest of the week until the campground closes Labor Day. The price. $23 a night. The other campsites are pretty spread out, but you're still close to your neighbors. Some sites are more secluded, but most are close together. Sizes are generous. There was a burn ban so no campfires. The water level was way down (at least 50 feet) so the water was quite a walk from the campsite. It was still nice, but you'll be fighting the wind for a few hours on some sites on the water. It's definitely worth a stay. I usually drive a couple hours or more to campgrounds, so it was nice leaving the campground at 1:20 and being home by 2:45!
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