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Five Mile Camp in North Cascades National Park is surrounded by rugged terrain with dense forests and mountain views. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during spring and fall to highs in the 70s during summer. Nearby attractions include the scenic Cascade Pass and the picturesque Diablo Lake, offering opportunities for hiking and sightseeing.

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Five Mile Camp — North Cascades National Park is located in Washington

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48.4645163 N
120.9414759 W

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Reviewed Sep. 30, 2016

Actually called 6 mile camp

Nice backcountry campground, complete with privy and firepits, and just off the Pacific Crest Trail. Sign can be hard to find, so keep an eye out for it. Water is easy access from the creek. This is the perfect site for a medium sized group. Group cooking area with fire pit is great and there is a bear wire for hanging food. Lots of flies when we visited in August, working the day shift , so bring your bug spray. Cost=free! Permit required from NOCA Wilderness Information Center in Marblemount.

  • Review photo of Five Mile Camp — North Cascades National Park by Shari  G., September 30, 2016
  • Review photo of Five Mile Camp — North Cascades National Park by Shari  G., September 30, 2016

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What facilities and amenities are available at Five Mile Campground?

Five Mile Camp offers several basic backcountry amenities including a privy (wilderness toilet), established fire pits, and a group cooking area. Fresh water is accessible from a nearby creek, though visitors should plan to filter or treat this water before consumption. The campground is designed to accommodate medium-sized groups with multiple camping spots. The site features a communal area with a fire pit that's ideal for group gatherings and meal preparation.

Where is Five Mile Campground located and how do I get there?

Five Mile Camp is a backcountry campground located in North Cascades National Park, just off the Pacific Crest Trail. The campground can be accessed by hiking along the PCT. The sign for the campground may be difficult to spot from the trail, so hikers should remain vigilant when approaching the five-mile mark. For specific directions and current trail conditions, it's advisable to check with North Cascades National Park Service before your trip.

Is Five Mile Stock Camp suitable for horses and what equestrian facilities are provided?

While Five Mile Camp is located near the Pacific Crest Trail, which does permit horses in certain sections, specific information about equestrian facilities at this particular campground is limited. The camp appears to be primarily designed for hikers rather than stock users. If you're planning to bring horses, contact North Cascades National Park Service directly for current regulations regarding stock use, designated stock camping areas, and any special permits required for equestrian access in this section of the park.