[pct-l] Good campgrounds along the PCT?

[Trailwife at aol.com]

If anyone is going to be doing a lot of camping in Federal  Lands 
Campgrounds, I suggest getting an annual pass that gets you half  price camping and 
free entry into National Fee Areas. For Seniors (62+) the  lifetime pass is 
only $10.
 
The old RidgeRunner
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 12/8/2011 9:24:42 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
diane at santabarbarahikes.com writes:

There  was a US Forest Service campground next to Shelter Cove resort,  
too.  $16 bucks a night. Elk Lake Resort also had camping and was  
really  easy off the trail. I think there were campgrounds along the  
road to  Bend as well if you didn't want to stay at the resort.

Another option  for those more adventurous (or cheap) is that you can  
dispersal camp  in national forests or BLM land. Just park and camp in  
your RV or  pitch a tent in the forest. This works well for those  
lonely forest  roads if you can figure out how to get to them and  
where there won't  be anybody driving by to bother you.

On Dec 7, 2011, at 10:00 AM,  pct-l-request at backcountry.net wrote:
>
> Oregon:
>
>  Virtually any of the resorts or PCT road crossing have trailhead   
> camping,
> but reservations will be required for virtually  every CG as they  
> are wildly
> popular. Easiest  resupplying along the PCT.
>
> Mazama CG just inside Crater Lake  NP ... IF you can get reservations
> Diamond Lake CG, or there's camping  at hwy 138 near the PCT crossing
> Lava Camp Lake CG (*) just east of  McKenzie Pass (OR 242)
> Ollallie Lake CG (*) - the resort does not  accept packages any  more

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