Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping

Bellingham, Washington

4.7 ★ · 3 reviews

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Bellingham, Washington

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48.6907° N, 122.4529° W

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About Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping

Backpackers and hikers flock to Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping for secluded sites at two alpine lakes. Trailhead sits off Old Samish Way near Bellingham, steps from Puget Sound shores and city comforts. Call for rates on this no-fee-entry primitive spot reached by a 5-mile roundtrip hike with 1,400 feet gain.

Why Stay Here

Hike a moderate 5-mile trail through shady forest to lakeside campsites with Mount Baker and Puget Sound views
Circle Pine and Cedar Lakes on branching paths perfect for fishing and canoeing on calm days
Light campfires at sites; dogs welcome on leash for family adventures
Year-round backpacking access suits all seasons with kid-friendly terrain

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Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping FAQ

Does Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping have full hookups?

No, Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping offers no full hookups. Expect zero electric, water, or sewer service, including 30-amp or 50-amp options. Hike 2.5 miles one-way to backpacker sites focused on nature immersion amid lakes and trails.

Is Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping pet-friendly?

Yes, Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping allows pets. Dogs must stay on leash throughout the trail and at campsites. No breed or size limits noted, but pack out waste; trails provide space for leashed exploration near lakes.

How much does it cost to stay at Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping?

Call for rates to stay at Pine and Cedar Lakes Primitive Camping. No parking pass or entry fee applies at the trailhead. Primitive sites work first-come, first-served; reservations unavailable, so arrive early for prime lakeside spots.

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