Road up to camp is in bad shape, 4 miles of wash board & rutted gravel road. Campgrounds are in the middle of renovation and the corrals and are labelled "Do Not Use corrals". A couple of the corrals were finished and the pipe they used was super thin and the bolts used to secure them to the posts were sticking out into the corral and can tear a horse hide or blanket. There are a lot of downed trees in the campground and the surrounding trees burnt in a fire years prior. No water at this camp either. Sadly this campground is not worth my effort!

Nice horse camp. It was pretty easy to find using Google maps. The forest service road is mostly paved but turns to gravel for about a mile about half way. Sites all have a cable high line and hitching post, picnic table and fire ring. There is also a pit toilet and manure bin but NO water in the campground. Evidently there is water at a campground close by just before you get to LeBar. I did not camp or ride here but was just doing a recon for a trip. Read a review from previous years that said the trail (Skokomish) was blocked by downed trees about 5 miles in with no way around. Too long of a haul for me to come for a short ride. Not sure who if anyone would be there to maintain the trails.