Coho Campground

What a gem is right! Spacious long sites with plenty of privacy. Hosts are very kind and friendly. A loop is all FCFS, B loop is reservation only. We arrived on Sunday August 1, and had our pick of sites in A loop. Water spigots are located every few sites for easy access. Some have hose connectors some do not. There is a dump station outside the park across from the day access entrance. It’s $5 to dump, camp host will unlock and even assist. Cost was $15 with senior park pass. Easy access to the lake for swimming boating or fishing. No cell service. We’ll be back again to stay.

I made a reservation for two nights and I wish I had reserved more. The campground is divided into two loops. The A loop as of June 2021 was first come, first served, and the B loop was all reservations. We were there mid-week, so I have no idea what weekends are like, but while we were there in the second week of July, the first come, first served section was at best half full. The reserved section was fully reserved, although several reservations were no shows. The campsites are far enough apart to have some privacy, and the surrounding rain forest is fairly dense. There are no showers, but flush toilets and fairly clean restrooms. The forest is great and there is a beautiful lake with stunning views and numerous accessible trails. I hope we get the opportunity to go back. To get there from 12 you need to take a winding two lane road for almost 40 miles, and we lost cell service around mile 10, but the road was well-paved and not difficult driving. The turn offs for the campground were well-marked.

Lots of kids and bikes and families. Easy ADA access paths wind throughout the loops connecting campsites and bathrooms etc.

Site #7 was super long and wide enough for our rig, great big fire pit and table. Trash cans onsite (kindof not pretty but at least they're there).

Beautiful old-growth forests, tons of nooks and crannies to explore. Close walk (10min) to the Lake Wynoochee, which is more of a dam than anything, but still nice to look at.

Camp Host and family have been here for 15 years. They sell ice and firewood.

Coho Campground, Grays Harbor Co. When was the last time anybody drove up to the Wynoochoo Dam? Remember the miles and miles of gravel road? Well, now there is a beautiful paved 2-lane road all the way from Montesano. And the dam, lake, and campground are STUNNING!! I'll stop there at the risk of being called a drama queen (again!). Click on the link below, and tell me you don't feel like covering yourself with s'mores. http://campeverycountywa.com/grays-harbor-county.html