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Summerland Backcountry Campsites are located in Mount Rainier National Park, surrounded by rugged terrain and alpine meadows. Temperatures can range from 30°F to 70°F depending on the season, with cooler conditions at higher elevations. Nearby attractions include the Wonderland Trail and scenic views of Mount Rainier, offering opportunities for hiking and photography.

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Summerland Backcountry Campsites is located in Washington

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46.86518354 N
121.65907536 W

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Graham C.

Ranger

Reviewed Aug. 28, 2022

Magnificent setting

Doesn't get much better than watching the sunset behind Rainier at a flower adorned stream flowing through a subalpine meadow.

It's even got a fully enclosed privy and 5G cell service -- no issues video chatting with family.

Only knock against it is sites themselves don't quite have a clear view of the mountain as they're well protected by trees. Also a little bit of a walk (downhill) to the aforementioned stream for water, but it's a place we kept going back to for the views anyway.

Lots of marmots, including in the camping areas. Seemed more interested in munching on lupines than bothering us.

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Tyler S.

Ranger

Reviewed Jun. 19, 2019

Caution

Beautiful hike. Lots of animal life and plant life. The sites are pretty much as big as you want them to be LOL. The scenery is immaculate. The reason I give caution is Mount Rainier likes to create its own weather. Got trapped and a thunderstorm well there with torrential downpours.

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