Unlike some other parts of the world, county parks in the US rarely include campgrounds, especially campgrounds with full amenities. The Howard Miller Steelhead Park, in Rockport, WA, on the beautiful Skagit River, is a stupendous exception: sixty-some river-front campsites, miles of trails, and a variety of historical structures and signage of interest. Miller was a fishing guide of note and later four-term county commissioner.
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| Excellent signage |
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| And artifacts... |
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| Best trailhead signage ever, so far |
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| Hiking the riparian trails |
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| Beautiful Skagit River |
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| Campsite |
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OK, rotate your screen clockwise 90 degrees: innovative use of
actual boulder for bouldering; in the kiddie park |
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| Azaleas... |
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| And rhododendrons in bloom all over western Washington |
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| Even the bird-house tree was blooming |
1 comment:
Wow! This looks like such a lush, beautiful place. Glad you are catching up! :)
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