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From Tacoma, take I-5 south to State Route 512. Travel east on SR 512 about 2 miles to the Pacific Avenue exit (SR 7). Go south on SR 7 about 31 miles. Turn right into Rocky Point Campground.
Nice little lakeside campground just outside Elbe. Not much as far as a beach. Really rocky, hence the name. Shoreline fishing and a boat ramp. It was a nice place for a picnic. Very popular pull off. But not overly crowded.
Great spot to camp. Not too busy, lake diving short hike away, beautiful lake. Camps hosts are 5*+ great super nice people.
Come here if you want a peaceful retreat by a lake, go so.ewhere else if you're a slob or "bro".
Rocky Point Campground on Rimrock Lake is a fantastic place to stay if you're looking for a peaceful, natural retreat in the heart of Washington state. One of the standout features of this campground is the wonderful owners who go above and beyond to ensure that guests have an enjoyable and comfortable stay.
The natural scenery around Rocky Point Campground is breathtaking, with stunning views of Rimrock Lake and the surrounding mountains. The campground is situated right on the lake, so guests can enjoy swimming, boating, and fishing in the clear waters. The area is also great for hiking and biking, with numerous trails that offer a range of difficulty levels and stunning views of the surrounding wilderness.
Perhaps the best thing about Rocky Point Campground is its close proximity to Mt Rainier National Park. Just a short drive away, the park offers some of the most beautiful natural scenery in the world, with towering mountains, lush forests, and cascading waterfalls. The park is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for hiking, backpacking, fishing, and wildlife watching.
Overall, Rocky Point Campground on Rimrock Lake is a wonderful place to stay for anyone looking for a peaceful, natural retreat in the heart of Washington state. With its stunning natural beauty, welcoming owners, and proximity to Mt Rainier National Park, it's a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Stopped at the day use area to take in the sunset and let the dogs roam a bit. The sunset made our little adventure of the day worth it. The maintenance man or caretaker (not sure of his title) pulled in right behind us and got straight to work cleaning and restocking the public restrooms. He was kind and personable. The area was clean.
