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Lewis River Horse Camp

Lewis River Horse Camp is located near Stevenson, WA, surrounded by forested terrain and river landscapes. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and the scenic Lewis River, offering opportunities for hiking and fishing.

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This horse camp has access to many mixed use trails. There is a highline in each site and a stock only water trough with access to the Quartz Creek Trail and Lewis River Trail. There are nine camp sites and parking for 10 trailers and 15 vehicles.

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Location

Lewis River Horse Camp is located in Washington

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Directions

From  Cougar, Washington drive east on Forest Road 90 past Lower Lewis Falls Campground to Forest Road 93. Turn left on Forest Road 93 and go 1/8 mile to the horse camp on the right.

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46.18471747 N
121.85273197 W

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Reviewed Oct. 1, 2017

Free horse camping

We stayed here (without horses) when we couldn’t find anywhere else to stay. It was completely empty in July, probably because people think you have to be a horse to stay here. It is extremely basic, no water, just pit toilets. It was a little muddier than a human-focused campground, but didn’t smell overly of barns. There are a lot of nice trails that leave from right on the site, mostly intended for horses and mountain bikes but also great for hiking. We very much enjoyed it here.

Reviewed Jul. 12, 2017

Good plan B if you can't find a site at Lewis River campground

It's not the most scenic site, but worked out great. There is no water, however, so you need to be prepared for that. The 90 is a rough road - it has tons of really bad dips. Someone told us that because of this, not many horse trailers travel to this campsite anymore. Therefore it wasn't smelly or buggy at all. Really comfortable actually. It was a clear night with a full moon and we had a great time.

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Reviewed Jan. 14, 2016

Summer fun!

I can only imagine that car camping here books up fast. It's a beautiful river with three (I think?) big waterfalls. Plenty of mellow areas along the river to stop and swim, Lower Lewis Falls being the most popular. We hiked on up as far as we could along the river and found some really sweet and secluded camp spots set up right along the river. One of my favorites. Do not forget bugspray! I don't know what the bugs are out there but they BITE.

  • Review photo of Lewis River Horse Camp by Shaelyn M., January 14, 2016
  • Review photo of Lewis River Horse Camp by Shaelyn M., January 14, 2016