We stayed here for three nights in the wilderness camping section for $75 which included tax and a gallon of drinking water each day. We found a great spot under the trees in a clearing with our firepit on the beach about 15 feet away from our tent. Firewood was $5 a bundle but you could easily get two fires out of it, three if you skimped, so it was perfect for our purposes (cooking). The showers were simple but clean, as was the rest of the main bathroom. The outhouse we used, near the wilderness camping, was clean but they did forget to restock toilet paper even though there were a few families in that area.

We could see the tides ebb and flow all day from our campsite, and the first night we were there we saw a minke whale go right up the western passage - it was amazing! We also saw porpoises and seals as well as seagulls and other seabirds, and a bald eagle that flew over our campsite and back a few times in search of fish for his breakfast. It was the best camping trip... more