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Misery Spring Campground

Misery Spring Campground is located near rolling hills and dense forests in Washington. The area experiences temperature highs around 85°F in summer and lows near 25°F in winter. Visitors can explore the nearby Umatilla National Forest and the scenic Blue Mountains.

Description

USDA Forest Service

Providing panoramic views from Ray Ridge into the W enaha-Tucannon Wilderness. Misery Spring Campground offers hunting and hiking recreational opportunities. Please Leave-No-Trace.

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Location

Misery Spring Campground is located in Washington

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Directions

<p><strong>From Pomeroy, Washington (90 minutes):</strong>  Starting at Main Street, take 15th Street headed south from State Highway 12. Follow this street out of town and continue for 15 miles to the National Forest boundary. At the forest boundary a cattle guard is crossed and the road will turn to gravel (Forest Road 40). Continue south on Forest Road 40 for 15 miles to the Misery intersection (there is a sign 50 feet before the intersection). Turn right (westerly direction) on forest road 4030. Follow Forest Road 4030 and turn left onto 4030-20 and follow to Misery Spring Campground. </p>

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46.12030295 N
117.485097 W

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Reviewed Jun. 29, 2021

A big mess

After being routed the long way around to this camp ground we went down into a kind of valley where there was a lot of trees cut down and left where they fell, not much mid day shade as we got there about noon. We stopped to look around and were attacked by big horse flys. We got back in the truck and went over misery summit and drove about 45 minutes and dispersed camped where the breeze blows almost constantly

Sitedispersed camping away from misery springs
Month of VisitJune