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Lake Eleanor Backcountry Campsites — Mount Rainier National Park

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Lake Eleanor Backcountry Campsites are located in Mount Rainier National Park, surrounded by forested terrain and mountainous landscapes. Temperatures in this area can range from 30°F to 70°F, depending on the season. Nearby attractions include the scenic trails of Mount Rainier and the picturesque views of the park's diverse ecosystems.

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Lake Eleanor Backcountry Campsites — Mount Rainier National Park is located in Washington

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46.99105843 N
121.6555624 W

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2 hrs 8 min from Seattle
2 hrs 14 min from Olympia
2 hrs 21 min from Bremerton
3 hrs 44 min from Yakima

Christie L.

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Reviewed Apr. 10, 2018

Not bad

Overall 2 parents and twin 3 yr olds enjoyed ourselves!

Month of VisitJune

Kyle M.

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Reviewed Jul. 13, 2017

Lake Ealanor and Grand Park

If you are looking for a quiet lake in the trees with the option of a picturesque hike...this place is for you. We stayed on a warm Friday night in July and had the entire lake to ourselves! Bring bug spray because the established camp sites are in the shade with the the mosquitoes. There is also a primitive pit toilet which is slightly better than digging a hole. In the National Park so I would recommend consulting with the local Ranger about a camping permit (White River Ranger Station).

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Month of VisitJuly

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