The ferry: an interesting piece of history, I recommend anyone in the area do the Dino loop where this is the half way point. Take 5 min to get across and it's free! The campground: has about 24 sites no firewood but has dug in firepits. The top spots are a little too close together with too few greens separating one spot from another but the bottom ones have some nice shade and you don't see your neighbors as much. Careful the big site, #22, floods in the rain. There are a few approaches to the river but they are most definitely muddy. No running water, exept for one tap of drinking water. Standard outhouses, with were clean and maintained. Super quite at night as the ferry isn't running and no one is driving by. Makes for a great spot for your...
Read moreThis is a great way to experience a cable ferry and the ferry captain/driver was humourous and super happy to show how the ferry operates.
You're allowed to get out of the car, quickly take a peek over the guardrails to see yourself atop the metal contraption being winched across a fast moving river, them quickly hop back in so you can drive off and let the oncoming cars board.
Best part! It is free to use this service and the mini adventure is totally worth the driving...
Read moreFree ferry and convenient for regular sized vehicles. Friendly staff. But for vehicles over 20' long: take caution! The roads leading to it are very steep, there is a switchback, and you might bottom out on the ferry ramp. There is no place to turn around so you have to keep going. The staff will do their best to help people towing trailers and driving motor homes but it could be very rough on your vehicle. Still 5 stars because I rated it for average...
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