Lovers Camp Campground

Lovely campground but hard to get all the info you need before you arrive. We came out for a climbing trip from the UK. - You need cash or cheque on arrival, fill out the envelope, add the money for your stay $28 per site per night. Then post it into the tube. - The sites correspond to the parking spaces, tear off the tab of your payment envelope and clip to the post in your parking space. - Find... Lovely campground but hard to get all the info you need before you arrive. We came out for a climbing trip from the UK. - You need cash or cheque on arrival, fill out the envelope, add the money for your stay $28 per site per night. Then post it into the tube. - The sites correspond to the parking spaces, tear off the tab of your payment envelope and clip to the post in your parking space. - Find your camping spot, they all have a fire pit, picnic bench, BBQ and large bear box. They all vary in distance from the car park from 50-200m - Fresh water tap next to the toilets - 2 x long drop toilets which are accessible, were very clean during our stay. - There is a bit of road noise from the highway but not too bad, and the campsite was very quiet while we were there but maybe only at 30% capacity - Night time temps were about 10*C in late September - Grocery store 10 mins walk or 2 min drive, great for daily supply’s if you don’t have full cool box set up and really friendly staff. Climbing: - It is a 10 minute walk to the start of the climbing area. - Daytime temps were mid 20’s with a nice breeze up higher. - Sun comes around after midday and would be challenging to climb if no breeze. - We managed on a 60m rope for the week

Lovely campground but hard to get all the info you need before you arrive. We came out for a climbing trip from the UK. - You need cash or cheque on arrival, fill out the envelope, add the money for your stay $28 per site per night. Then post it into the tube. - The sites correspond to the parking spaces, tear off the tab of your payment envelope and clip to the post in your parking space. - Find... Lovely campground but hard to get all the info you need before you arrive. We came out for a climbing trip from the UK. - You need cash or cheque on arrival, fill out the envelope, add the money for your stay $28 per site per night. Then post it into the tube. - The sites correspond to the parking spaces, tear off the tab of your payment envelope and clip to the post in your parking space. - Find your camping spot, they all have a fire pit, picnic bench, BBQ and large bear box. They all vary in distance from the car park from 50-200m - Fresh water tap next to the toilets - 2 x long drop toilets which are accessible, were very clean during our stay. - There is a bit of road noise from the highway but not too bad, and the campsite was very quiet while we were there but maybe only at 30% capacity - Night time temps were about 10*C in late September - Grocery store 10 mins walk or 2 min drive, great for daily supply’s if you don’t have full cool box set up and really friendly staff. Climbing: - It is a 10 minute walk to the start of the climbing area. - Daytime temps were mid 20’s with a nice breeze up higher. - Sun comes around after midday and would be challenging to climb if no breeze. - We managed on a 60m rope for the week