Allens Bar is not really a campground. It's a large gravel (rock) bar along the Hoh River. The bar is public land but the access road is private so campers pay $5.00 a day to use the road. There are no amenities and tent camping is prohibited but we did see tent campers.
We camped with a couple of friends close to the trees and even though it looks crowded we had plenty of room. Very quiet except for one generator.
The coveted spots are along the river. Use care because the ground becomes soft and silty to the south. We did not check the northern end of the bar.
Allens Bar is not really a campground. It's a large gravel (rock) bar along the Hoh River. The bar is public land but the access road is private so campers pay $5.00 a day to use the road. There are no amenities and tent camping is prohibited but we did see tent campers. 
If you found a good spot to park, I guess the five bucks would be worth it!
ReplyDeleteYes, it's great if you want to get in the water! There aren't a lot of places where you can camp right on the shoreline of a river.
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