Dutch Town Campsite

Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expect... Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expected amounts of small mammal feces. Soft bodied ticks—slow and easy to dispatch—are plentiful in the wood mulch. It's wilderness! Bring DEET. The site is otherwise well sheltered from mountain winds, and receives first morning light. It's a cheerful place.

Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expect... Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expected amounts of small mammal feces. Soft bodied ticks—slow and easy to dispatch—are plentiful in the wood mulch. It's wilderness! Bring DEET. The site is otherwise well sheltered from mountain winds, and receives first morning light. It's a cheerful place.

Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expect... Lovely site, close to fresh water. However, be wary of the wood rats, and the marmots. The campsite turns into a small mammal party at night, with animals habituated to human presence. Keep your wilderness food protocols to reduce this habituation and potential damage to your goods. I recommend tying a suspension line or you risk losing things unsecured in backpacks, etc. The site also has expected amounts of small mammal feces. Soft bodied ticks—slow and easy to dispatch—are plentiful in the wood mulch. It's wilderness! Bring DEET. The site is otherwise well sheltered from mountain winds, and receives first morning light. It's a cheerful place.