Bighurt
Well-known member
Spent the weekend there, and had a nice time.
Couple of complaints however;
-Website said the Washegum campground was closed however it was the Maid O' Moonshine campground that was closed. Turns out this could have been bad as the Washegum sites are a lot smaller only a handful of sites would even fit our rig. Another 3300 RLB was staying in site 77 and the front cap barely cleared the road. We managed to squeeze into site 54 with the help of a couple friendly campers.
-Website did not mention the fact that they installed a new well and that all water on the site was not suitable for drinking. They treated the well with bleach to kill the discovered bacteria, had they not treated with bleach the water would have been safer to drink as it doesn't present a danger by itself.
All in all it was nice off season so their was very few people, which we enjoy.
If you have a big rig and a long wheel base truck you might not have luck finding a spot.
Cheers
Jeremy
Couple of complaints however;
-Website said the Washegum campground was closed however it was the Maid O' Moonshine campground that was closed. Turns out this could have been bad as the Washegum sites are a lot smaller only a handful of sites would even fit our rig. Another 3300 RLB was staying in site 77 and the front cap barely cleared the road. We managed to squeeze into site 54 with the help of a couple friendly campers.
-Website did not mention the fact that they installed a new well and that all water on the site was not suitable for drinking. They treated the well with bleach to kill the discovered bacteria, had they not treated with bleach the water would have been safer to drink as it doesn't present a danger by itself.
All in all it was nice off season so their was very few people, which we enjoy.
If you have a big rig and a long wheel base truck you might not have luck finding a spot.
Cheers
Jeremy
