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    Ohanapecosh Campground

    4.1 (18 reviews)

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    It's a nice reasonably priced campsite with good friendly staff. Silver falls hike (2.5 miles rt, easy to moderate) starts from this campground and is definitely worth going for. There is also a small stream close to the campsite which you can walk down to as well. As for firewood, there is a blue colored van which comes into the campground between 5-7pm to sell firewood ($6 per bundle). Unfortunately our fire pit did not have an height adjustable grill, so we we had to figure out how to make it work for our cooking. The only complaint I had was - the campsites are close to each other. I am not an avid camper but in my previous experience I have seen much more private lots. Some lots were very close to the restrooms, so pls do make sure before you reserve.

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    Beautiful place to camp! Large campsites. Lots of trails and the waterfall is a big bonus!

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    Alder Lake Park - Beach

    Alder Lake Park

    3.8(31 reviews)
    34.8 mi

    I really wish we had a better experience at this campground. We were looking for something near…read moreMount Rainier, and this fit the bill. Some of the sites were basically right in the parking lot, but most of them were really nice. Ours was a walk-in site up the hill with lots of trees and greenery. It had a nice flat area along with a picnic table. The bathrooms were close and clean, and I loved having the lake nearby. However, the campground was really loud and rowdy. We stayed for two nights, and each night there were two to three large family groups that were loud until after 11 pm. We heard a car playing music with loud bass. A groups of kids entered the echoing bathroom and played, screaming, turning on the hand blowers, and spraying water everywhere. It was just really loud and the quiet hours were not enforced. The campground had all the ingredients to make a great stay. We just had a few loud groups that disturbed the otherwise quiet campground. I hope we just had bad timing.

    Nice little stop over on the way to Mt Rainier or if you are exploring the area…read more We went on a weekday in the fall so parking was plentiful and it was very quiet. The weather was also clear enough to see the lake, with a dock to walk around and stretch our legs. I didn't see much else to do aside from exploring the lake and whatever other water activities are involved like fishing, kayaking, etc. The restrooms are actual flush toilets with soap and water, and they were pretty clean aside from the hard water stains on the toilet bowl that is inevitable with park bathrooms. Still a better option that pit toilets. Fun Fact: The code name for Intel's 12th gen desktop processors was based on this lake.

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    Alder Lake Park - Eating outside so enjoyable, park well maintained and overseen constantly, no riff raff or noise.

    Eating outside so enjoyable, park well maintained and overseen constantly, no riff raff or noise.

    Alder Lake Park - A friendly deer grazing at one of the camp sites.

    A friendly deer grazing at one of the camp sites.

    Alder Lake Park - Enjoying family time!

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    Enjoying family time!

    Mount Rainier National Park - Incline Cider

    Mount Rainier National Park

    4.8(298 reviews)
    17.1 mi

    Mount Rainier NPis such a gorgeous park. The drive up from Seattle was simple and didn't feel like…read morethe 2 plus hours. I was grateful for nearly perfect weather- even with the various microclimates throughout the park. I was prepared for the heavy humidity and the chilli weather. The park was "closed" due to the government shutdown and so we didn't have to pay the entrance fee which was nice. I do however feel bad for the park rangers and staff that were unable to work. We took the route of the Paradise route and stopped at the different viewpoints but there were a few closures. Reflection lake was beautiful but a bit crowded.

    Mount Rainier is one of those places that makes you stop and wonder if what you're looking at is…read moreeven real. If you're visiting, make sure Reflecting Lake is on your itinerary. On a calm day, seeing Mount Rainier perfectly mirrored in the water is easily one of the most beautiful views in Washington. It's the kind of spot where every photo looks like a postcard, but somehow it's even better in person. The entire park is stunning, from wildflower-filled meadows to waterfalls and endless mountain vistas. Whether you're an experienced hiker or just driving through to enjoy the scenery, there's something incredible around every corner. Washington has no shortage of natural beauty, but Mount Rainier is the crown jewel. Reflecting Lake alone is worth the trip.

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    Mount Rainier National Park - Mount Rainier Wild Huckleberry Razzle Candy Bar

    Mount Rainier Wild Huckleberry Razzle Candy Bar

    Mount Rainier National Park - Mount Fremont Lookout Trail | Instagram: @telephonesmoothie

    Mount Fremont Lookout Trail | Instagram: @telephonesmoothie

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    Tolmie Peak Trail | Instagram: @telephonesmoothie

    Reflection Lakes Loop Hike - Great reflection of mt Reinier

    Reflection Lakes Loop Hike

    4.7(9 reviews)
    8.0 mi

    This is a great hike for photographers if you want to get both a nice view of Mount Rainier and of…read moreits reflection in the lake. The best time to come here is on a clear day and when the water is calm. You get stunning views of the alpine lakes and of the mountain peaks in the background. I made two stops here during my trip because the wind had caused ripples on the water and I wasn't able to get a clear shot with my camera. The reflection was much more clearer the second stop. Reflection Lakes is located off of Stevens Canyon Road just south of Paradise in Mount Rainier National Park. After parking, head down to the lake to find the hiking trail. The parking lot can fill up during the busier part of the day. The Lakes Trail is a three mile loop trail that goes around the lake and starts from either end of the parking lot. Wildflowers border the lakes in summer which adds some nice color to your photographs. The park asks that you stay on the trail to protect the meadow around the lake. Pinnacle Peak Trail is another popular trail that starts south of the Reflection Lakes parking lot. I really enjoyed making a stop here. It is one of the best places to get an iconic picture of Mount Rainier. There is no swimming, fishing, or boating in Reflection Lakes. But nearby Louise Lake allows wading and fishing. You can only visit Reflection Lakes in the summer as Stevens Canyon Road closes up during the winter season.

    Made a quick stop here to see the reflection of Mt Rainier…read more Heard it's supposed to be beautiful at sunrise, but it was rainy during our visit so we forewent the early morning visit. Came around 9am-ish on a cloudy day and were able to see a decent reflection - can only imagine how beautiful it would be on a nice, sunny day. We did a bit of the walk around the lakes, and while the walk was nice, the best views come from the overlooks where you park. Definitely worth a quick stop while driving by. If the weather is good, consider sunrise - you might be in for a wonderful surprise.

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    Reflection Lakes Loop Hike - 9/21/24

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    Reflection Lakes Loop Hike
    Reflection Lakes Loop Hike - 9/21/24

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    Ohanapecosh Campground - parks - Updated May 2026

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