Harrington Loop Road Dispersed Camping

Agree with the previous reviewer that the place is very crowded compared to other boondocking places. We stayed here a week and ended up with multiple neighbors ~75 ft from us during the stay. There is trash left around, and a few people who we think live here full time based on their set ups. Not the worst place we have stayed and not the best. It was free, flat, close to town and had plenty of areas for any size trailer to fit. We had no issues finding a spot for our 44ft fifth wheel even with crowds. You can hear some road noise but we didn't think it was too bad.

64 up/25 down on Verizon. 95 up/18 down on ATT. Not a starlink friendly location.

Verizon speeds were great and were enough to hit our plan cap of 50Mbps download and 31 upload. TMobile speeds were terrible at 2.5/1. ATT was 98/1. Verizon/TMobile were with a roof mounted Pepwave antenna and ATT with a smartphone.

We found a spot in a clearing at 44.24970, -121.50257 that worked well for solar. The access road was in decent shape with some rutting, but nothing outrageous. No snow. It was muddy when we got there. We found a reasonably level spot. Pretty typical new growth pine/spruce forest.

Unfortunately, there was a lot of trash both new and old. Someone even left their mail (a local). We cleaned up what we could, but there was a dump location with hundreds of old cans and other scrap metal that we couldn't deal with. There was also a good amount of road noise.

The side road we went down had no one nearby, but the rest of the area was fairly crowded on a Monday evening compared to most boondocking areas. Being only 10 minutes from town will do that.

Tons of sites to choose from, most of which have shade. When I first arrived I was only one of a few other campers. Toward the end of my stay it got busier. Very close to sisters, a super cool little town. Close to Peterson Ridge trail system, great mountain biking and some stunning views.

The only cons to note here are there is a bit of road noise, dependent on where you park. Also, contrary to previous reviews my cell signal with T-Mobile wasn’t great.

Came in off Harrington loop... very easy to find. TONS of sites to choose from. Any size rig will fit. No ammenities, just true boondocking. Was about 81* with slight breeze. We can see a few other campers across the way but it's at least 100 yards+. Camp where there's a pre-established fire pit. Can hear hwy drone but should calm down in the evening. I have US cellular and have 4g with 4 bars.

The internet here is incredible for any full timers working on the road. I had speeds ranging from 45-70mb download on our hotspot.

Some spots are really really dusty, so look around before you decide to camp at a spot.

We came here twice in June/July (long story). Any late June early July this place was packed! Still room for campers as there is so much room but packed!
Came two weeks later in mid July and about 15 campers compare to 60.