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Ken Wilcox Horse Campground

Ken Wilcox Horse Campground is located near Cle Elum, WA, surrounded by forested terrain and mountain views. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the Teanaway Community Forest and Cle Elum Lake, offering opportunities for hiking and water activities.

Description

US Forest Service

Wenatchee National Forest

This campground / horse camp offers 19 trailer / tent sites. Stock water only. The Table Mountain Fire burned through the area around the horsecamp in September, 2012. See "Photos and Multimedia" link at right for photos of campground area post-fire. Elevation 5600'

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Location

Ken Wilcox Horse Campground is located in Washington

Directions

From Cle Elum, WA, take State Rt. 903, which becomes State Rt. 970 East, then U.S. Rt. 97 North, and go 19.9 miles to Forest Rt. 9711 sign. Turn right at sign onto Forest Rt. 9711 (gravel) and go 6.4 miles to a "T" intersection. Turn left onto Forest Rt. 9712 (gravel) and go 4.7 miles to campground on left.

Coordinates

47.31105755 N
120.53349897 W

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Drive Time

1 hr 27 min from Wenatchee
1 hr 54 min from Yakima
2 hrs 24 min from Seattle
2 hrs 57 min from Kennewick

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Reviewed May. 7, 2015

Campground Closed Until Further Notice

I drove by a couple months ago when camping out in the area and the site is still closed. Rumor has it could open back up this summer in 2015 but, you still wouldn't want to camp there. The surrounding forest is still growing and it's not very scenic. There are much better places to stay. If you are traveling with your horses I would recommend the Horse Camp on Baker Lake.

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