Blind Slough

Situated along a tidal waterway 10.7 miles south of Petersburg, Blind Slough occupies National Forest land where campers can access both freshwater and saltwater environments. The campground sits near a fish hatchery facility, with a bridge spanning the slough that some visitors use for water entry when conditions allow.

Day use appears common here, with the single review mentioning picnicking alongside overnight camping. The slough's water levels fluctuate with tides, affecting access to water-based activities. For campers seeking additional options in the region, places to camp near Petersburg include both RV parks and forest service sites. The nearby Ohmer Creek campground provides an alternative forest setting 3.9 miles southeast.