A wee bit to crowded for me. But, it is very very nice area to look around. Didn’t camp here but rather passed thru here on way to lower camp. Has water access. Stove only no open fire. Bear wires around somewhere if you can find them. The chalet is a nice scenic point while looking up the valley.

Allowed to have open fire, water access with the nearby Dosewallips River. Bear wire up. The water is a very nice glacier blue due to deep pool in the cascades Their is a decent privy in camp. Multiple campsites ranging is size. Group campsite available. Stayed a night.

Lots of mosquitoes but that’s expected of this area. Water access with all the itty bitty creek all around. No bear wire. Stove only camp. No privy of sorts. Sat down around here for lunch, just passing on thru here not staying the night here. Make sure to get lots of rest as the next few passes are painful.

Above open flame area must use stove. Water access via dosewallip river ( now more of a creek). Camp spots on both sides of river ( none actually in honeymoon meadows) . Bear wire access in camp. Sat down here and ate lunch while enroute to camp siberia. Fairly nice area. Basin filled to the brink with slide alder expect at honeymoon meadows

Pretty large camp area. Has a privy. Also had a bunch of horse hitches. Water access via the creek. Has bear wire. Just swung on thru while traveling to a lower camp didn’t stay to long here. Allows to have open fires. Fields of huckleberry are all around it along the trail.

Didn’t camp here but did pass thru here. Has a bear wire. A couple of camp spots. Has water access via creek and river access. Allowed to have an open fire (campfires in rings). Has a privy. Has bear wire for usage. Lots of campsites, has a group campsite