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Camp Creek Falls

Lewis County, Washington

Your visit at a glance

Waterfall height
Not recorded
Location
Lewis County, Washington
Access status
Guide: short forest trail to an overlook at the base
The walk
0.6 mile round trip (WTA)
Ground & access
Short forest trail with a brief climb along a steep slope. The survey says the trail is not maintained often and may be overgrown.
Northwest Waterfall Survey: Camp Creek Falls

Camp Creek Falls pours out of a narrow canyon into a bowl on the north side of the Cispus River valley in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. From Randle, drive south on SR 131 and bear left onto Forest Road 23. Follow Road 23 about 8.4 to 8.5 miles to a small parking area on the right; the signed trail starts on the left side of the road, just before the road crosses Camp Creek. The trail runs gently through forest, climbs briefly along a steep side slope, and ends at a natural overlook about 15 feet above the plunge pool. Return the same way.

Plan your visit

Turnout on Forest Road 23 east of Randle, short Camp Creek Falls Trail on the opposite side of the road to a natural overlook at the base of the falls

WTA gives 0.6 mile round trip. The Northwest Waterfall Survey says the trail ends at the overlook in about a quarter mile.

Short forest trail with a brief climb along a steep slope. The survey says the trail is not maintained often and may be overgrown.

Where to start

Small turnout on the right (south) side of Forest Road 23, across from the trail sign. If you cross Camp Creek on the culvert, you have gone too far.

Timing & water

No season limits are stated.

Before you go

WTA lists a Northwest Forest Pass or America the Beautiful pass for parking. No booking is needed.

Visitor information
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Within 40 straight-line miles. Road and trail distances will differ.

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Waterfall location

Lewis County, Washington.

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