Northrup Creek Horse Camp

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Northrup Creek Horse Camp, completed in late 2005, is primarily designed for equestrian use but is also available for tent and RV camping. The 8 corral campsites have parking for a horse trailer and vehicle, a corral, and a tent or trailer site with table and fire ring. Across the road are also 3 tent/trailer campsites without horse facilities. Nearby is also a large parking area for vehicles with horse trailers and a picnic site, situated at the trail head for the Northrup Creek equestrian trail network. There are horse manure bins, two sealed vault toilets at the campground and another at the picnic site, and a hand pump style drinking water source in the campground. Sites 1 through 5 are allowed to be reserved by those camping with horses only, Sites 6 through 8 are open to horse or RV campers, and Sites 9 through 11 are open to non-horse campers with RVs or tents as these sites do not have corrals. Reservations are required to stay in all sites. Walk Ins are not allowed. 8 campsites have parking for a horse trailer and vehicle, a corral, and a tent or trailer site with table and fire ring. Across the road are also 3 campsites without horse facilities. Horses are required in order to stay in sites 1 through 5. Sites 6 through 8 are open to horse or RV campers. Sites 9 through 11 are open to non-horse campers with RVs or tents as these sites do not have corrals. Prevent the spread of invasive species by inspecting and cleaning packs, equipment, and tires before using the trails. Don’t move firewood. Please protect the Pacific Northwest forests by preventing the spread of invasive species. Firewood can carry insects and diseases that can threaten the health of our western forests. You can make a difference by obtaining and burning your firewood near your camp destination.