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The U.S. Forest Service (USFS) is advising recreationists to stay out of areas in the forest that have recently been impacted by fire. USFS officials say the warning applies to areas that have recently experienced both wildfire or controlled burns. ...

Say goodbye to packing stress and hello to a hassle-free camping experience with these expert tips.

Remember "pack it in, pack it out"?

Most of the campgrounds are now open while a few are still going through the cleanup process from winter.

Forget putting up a tent in a crowded Pacific Northwest campground – it’s a guarantee you won’t have many camping neighbors at this site - 1000 feet above the ground on the side of a cliff!

Discover essential tips for a safe hiking adventure in Washington State, from proper gear to trail passes!

Whether it's an RV or a tent, if you like to camp you are always looking for cool places to go to. Here are seven suggestions but keep in mind this is just a small list of what is out there.

It is expected to be busy in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest this Memorial Day weekend. Public Affairs Officer Robin Demario called it the unofficial kickoff to the camping season. "Folks looking for sites to camp in the forest will need to have alternative plans in mind in case their favorite campground is not yet open or if it has already filled up; most fill up by late Friday after

The National Forest anticipates getting busier over the next few weeks as more campgrounds begin to open up. Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Public Affairs Officer Robin Demario says be careful as there is still snow in some of the higher elevations ...

Many folks will be spending the holiday weekend in the great outdoors. Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Public Affairs Officer Robin DeMario says this is one of their busiest weekends and the campgrounds are expected to be full. "If camping in dispersed areas please pack home your trash ...