Description

Coal Creek is a small group site meant for groups of up to 25 persons. The campground is located at the far end of the Mountain Loop Road about 11 miles east of the Verlot Public Service Center just past the very small town of Silverton on the South Fork of the Stillaguamish River where it is joined by Coal Creek. The small group site is a good alternative for a few of you trying to find some single sites next to one another. If you were to reserve three or four single sites in another campground you would end up probably paying more than this group site where you get the entire campground to yourselves. Some families like to do the small group sites just so that they can have complete privacy and not have to worry about the dogs or kids wondering into someone else's site. There is room for about 20 campers. It gives you great privacy and is ideal for tenters mixed with RVs. There are five tent pads and four picnic tables plus three separate camping areas around three different fire pits. To get in, visit the host or attendant at Gold Basin as you head out to the campground. The host will have a gate key. The mountain view is spectacular but the campground has a relatively low elevation at about 1,625 feet. There is a CXT vault toilet, but no water so bring your own supplies. This is one of the best group sites on the Loop.