Horseshoe Cove Campground
About the Business
Horseshoe Cove Campground is a picturesque institution located on National Forest Development Road 1118 in Concrete, Washington, United States. This campground offers lodging and park amenities for visitors looking to experience the great outdoors.
At Horseshoe Cove Campground, guests can enjoy a variety of activities such as camping, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, and ranger-led tours. With over 3,600 facilities and 103,000 individual sites available for reservation, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Recreation.gov, the platform through which reservations can be made, provides tools and resources to help plan the perfect getaway or dream vacation. Visitors can also purchase passes for federal lands and waterways, as well as permits to cut down a Christmas tree in National Forests.
For added convenience, rental options such as RVs and outdoor gear are available for those looking to explore the area. The institution also offers a library of travel guides, tips, and recommendations to inspire and inform visitors on their next adventure.
Whether looking to return to a favorite camping spot or discover a new one, Horseshoe Cove Campground provides the perfect setting to bring home a story and create lasting memories.
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Location & Phone number
NF-1118, Concrete, WA 98237, United States
Reviews
"Great place for swimming or using as a base to go hiking. The family and I love it, you are right on the shore, and you can get peak a boo views of Baker on one of the connecting trails between campgrounds. 10/10 a great place to get away"
"Tremendous campground. We stayed in early September and the water was cold but not so cold you couldn’t swim. Great spot for kayaking. Amazing views of the mountains, lots of wildlife, chipmunks and blue jays galore! Sites are large and mostly level with decent privacy. We stayed in site 19 and had amazing access to the lake though privacy suffered a bit because of the trails to the lake next to the site. Definitely could hear sounds of children and parents from the beach and campground all weekend, but largely had an amazing time."
"Camp ground was great. Beautiful scenery. The only issue was the field mouse climbing into our vehicles. We had our food stored away in bins and coolers inside the vehicle in hopes of not attracting the bears, which I did see a mom and a cub just outside the entrance to camp."
"I haven't been to Baker Lake in years, and I was disappointed that the beach was practically nonexistent at Horseshoe Cove. This area used to have a huge beach and was beautiful. When we went, the beach was mostly dug up holes from the kids, and I actually fell in one trying not to step in someone's space. I have no plans to return."
"I loved this spot which I was lucky enough to scoop just a couple weeks in advance. There are no hookups and primitive toilets but for a short camp it wasn't an issue. There are spigots with running water. The spot I lucked up on was south loop 27 which was very spacious and a short walk to the water and a peaceful overlook. The perfect spot to sit and watch a sunrise/sunset, have a drink, etc. The site had parking for one car, fire ring and grill grate. Plenty parking on the loop road for other cars if you need for your party. The swimming area was pretty sizable and busy when we were there. There's no view of Baker from this campground. Mosquitos were out in force early July so pack that spray! I did have LTE service via T-Mobile near the lake and an inconsistent signal at the campsite."
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