DNR land down by the beach | Wild Camping
United States
Details
- Verified:
- about 2 months ago
- GPS:
- 48.33208, -124.49094
- Altitude:
- 26.9 masl
- Website:
- None
- Contributor:
-
kirkmanmitchell
Amenities
- Electricity:
- No
- Wifi:
- No
- Kitchen:
- No
- Restaurant:
- No
- Showers:
- No
- Water:
- No
- Toilets:
- No
- Big Rig Friendly:
- No
- Tent Friendly:
- Yes
- Pet Friendly:
- Yes
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Description
iOverlander cannot verify if wild camping is permitted at this location. It is your responsibility to verify local laws or obtain consent before staying the night.
DNR Land from the Indian reservation to the highway. You can park anywhere along the road. Gorgeous sunset on the beach. Very Little firewood. Pick up firewood on your way out - several houses along the highway have honor stands.
Only available cell service is Verizon and TMobile, but both can be patchy in places. Sometimes we can pick up Canadian cell providers from across the water.
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Great pull off spot, right on the side of the road. There was room for several cars, maybe 5. You're right next to the beach but we couldn't drive onto it from this spot, only walk. We only heard cars passing maybe once everyone 30 minutes, so it was pretty quiet. We were here in March, so it rained all night but was peaceful sleeping in our car! We could tell others had made fires on the beach but it was too wet for us to try.
Report Check-InAmazingggg beach spot! You can stay in the gravel pull off or drive directly onto the beach. There's room for 2 small rigs on the sand above the high tide line, many spots in the gravel lot. Be sure you do check tide levels. We were there when high tide was about 7.5 feet and were fine on the beach. Stayed 2 nights. Absolutely incredible! Saw loads of sea birds, harbor seals, blue heron, and a sea lion.
Report Check-InAwwwwwesome spot, right off the road, fairly level, enough room for a few vans. Unbeatable beach views. We were fortunate enough to see a gray whale that evening and following morning...keep your eyes peeled!! : )
Report Check-InGreat place! Stayed for 2 nights. On my second night I saw 2 whales. No bathrooms, but used the showers in Neah Bay.
Report Check-InBeautiful spot along Bullman Beach. Between mile 3 and 4. There are about 3 pullout spots and this one offers the most privacy (tho that word is used loosely). We stayed one night with no issues. Another vehicle drove onto the beach and tent camped on the beach.
A tribal member recommended we park here for the night.
Report Check-InMostly level, gravel lot. Easy access to the beach. There were a few tents set up on the beach while we were here. Very little traffic on the hwy at night. Felt safe all night. Phones on roam from Canadian provider.
Report Check-InWhat a stellar find. Please take care of this place, pick up garbage and try not to tear up the beach
Report Check-InAmazing spot, quite at night (little bit of road noise during the day). Great off-road access to the beach.
Good gsm and starlink reception.
Overall - Amazing spot on the beach just before the reservation land with ahort drive to neah bay or cape flattery.
Parking - room for.many vehicles and a way to get on beach if desired. One more car showed up overnight but otherwise very quiet after 9.30 pm. Road noise picked up around 7.30 am.
Network coverage - no coverage
Washroom - nope, but you can go to the marina point in Neah Bay as they even have a paid shower (25c).
right off of 112 just outside of Neah Bay. there is access to beach, make sure tide conditions are favorable. even though right next to the road very quite. the ocean sound quits everything.
Report Check-InParking lot is HUGE & semi level (enough for a few rvs to back up. You CAN drive onto the beach area to camp, there are a few stone fire rings. (just 1 gnarly root to get over)Didn't get any verizon service here. Stayed 1 night
Report Check-InEasy access to the beach. Beach is very clean. We heard whales in the middle of the night, gorgeous moon rise.
Report Check-InWe stayed here in our van last night. A couple of cars drove by throughout the night and lots of morning traffic. A truck is parked on the beach but we're the only ones in the parking area.
Report Check-InLiterally a construction zone right now. Not sure how long but I wouldn’t want to stay here. Some brave folks have tents set up and some cars are parked around but there was no way to drive in as everything is blocked my heavy machinery. Also be prepared for slow traffic, due to roadwork. I’m sure it will be lovely again in a few weeks…
Report Check-InGreat spot for the night! Cozy, beautiful beach. Stayed for one night with no problems, road was quiet most of the night
Report Check-InPerfect spot! We drove around the trees onto the beach but stayed close to the tree line just in case of high tide. 2-3 level spots there large enough to fit smaller vans and/or some tents.
Wood at the beach is very wet so better take some fire wood with you. You can easily build a fire pit with large stones lying around.
There is also a creek flowing into the sea with freshwater.
Report Check-InGreat pull-off on the road. There is one spot you can back into that has full beach view - the rest are right on the beach but blocked by trees. There could fit about 7 spots - large enough for big rigs and spots to camp on the beach. I backed in with my van and got to watch the sunrise from bed in the morning - LOVED IT! I have Verizon and had 0 service.
There was some noise from the street and from boats on the water in the morning but I didn’t mind. Would definitely sleep here again - top place
Multiple pullouts along road, ok place for a night, nice water views but decent amount of road noise, ATT service from none to full depending on pullout
Report Check-Inthis spot still works be careful of the tides don't want to get swept away no internet in this spot but other spots along this road have functional Verizon
Report Check-InJust a large pull out from the road or you can drive down into a small beach area. Saw a whale breaching in the morning, super cool!
Report Check-InNice quiet spot. I stopped for the night. There where four other vehicles there, some tents set up for a camp on the beach.
Report Check-InLots of campsites up this logging road. Couple signs said no camping, we didn’t have any problems though. Absolutely beautiful spot and had cell service with Verizon.
Report Check-InEverything as already above, but adding that two people got stuck up to their axles in the rising tide as it went above predictions, maybe due to shipping traffic. If you “must” drive onto the beach, be prepared with a plan B or use lot and just tent or hammock on the beach. Much kinder to the land too.
Report Check-InPark anywhere along the road, a few pull outs are bigger and offer spots closer to the beach. Watch for the tide - it comes in all the way to the tree line. MM 10, there is a set of logging roads that go up into the mountains. Take your discover pass and go explore. Many places to park and see the mountains of Victoria Island and the Strait. No noise up there. If you follow the main road 5 miles you will hit a junction. Take the road on your left to the top and that’s my favorite view and I live here.
Report Check-InGreat little spot by the ocean. Spent the first night in the parking area, quite a bit of traffic on a Friday night, had someone drive by honking in the middle of the night... Second night decided to drive down on the beach, we have a Chevy Express and had no issues. Much more peaceful on the beach. Be aware of when high tide is and just make sure you're above it.
Report Check-InA large pull out along the winding and hilly road so be ready for it. Quiet road at night and even during the day. One other car pulled in in the early morning to take a walk on the beach. If it's a clear day be sure to drive up to Cape Flattery to watch the sunset over the Pacific at the most Northwestern point in the lower 48.
Report Check-Ingreat beach site. you'll want to make sure tides aren't going to swamp you. but ya...great site with a river running into ocean.
Report Check-InPull off near stream and private beach. Some light traffic but great wave sounds, Wales and eagles
Report Check-InDNR Land from the Indian reservation to the highway. You can park anywhere along the road. Gorgeous sunset on the beach. Very Little firewood.
No Sprint service
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