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Manastash Camp is located near Kittitas, WA, surrounded by forested terrain and rugged landscapes. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Manastash Ridge Trail and the Yakima River, offering opportunities for hiking and fishing.

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Manastash Camp is located in Washington

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46.99700095 N
120.94200081 W

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  • Picnic Table
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  • Fires

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Riders Camp at Manastash and how does it differ from the main campground?

Riders Camp at Manastash is a designated area specifically catering to off-road enthusiasts. The camp serves as a convenient base for those bringing recreational vehicles like dirt bikes, quads, Jeeps, and UTVs. The main difference is its strategic location providing direct access to the Manastash trail system, making it ideal for riders wanting to maximize their time on some of Washington's best off-road trails. While the main campground accommodates general campers, Riders Camp is optimized for those planning to spend their days exploring the extensive trail networks that make this area popular among the off-road community.

What amenities are available at Manastash Campground?

Manastash Campground offers basic amenities suitable for campers who enjoy a more rustic outdoor experience. The primary feature is the immediate access to extensive trail networks, making it perfect for off-road enthusiasts. The campground provides open spaces for setting up tents and parking recreational vehicles. While specific facilities aren't elaborate, the campground's main appeal is its strategic location as a launch point for outdoor adventures. Be prepared for primitive camping conditions and bring everything you'll need, including water and waste disposal options. Contact the forest service for current details on available amenities and seasonal changes.

How do I access Manastash Campground and what are the road conditions?

Manastash Campground is accessible via forest service roads that lead to the trailhead area. The roads are typically suitable for vehicles capable of handling unpaved terrain. Since this campground caters to off-road enthusiasts with Jeeps, dirt bikes, quads, and UTVs, expect varied road conditions that may include dirt, gravel, and potentially rougher sections depending on recent weather and maintenance. During peak riding seasons, the roads are generally maintained for access, but it's advisable to bring a vehicle with decent clearance. Check with the local ranger district before your trip for the most current road status and any seasonal closures or restrictions.