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08-05-2018, 10:05 PM
Deborah,
Most Forest Service campgrounds which charge a fee are posted "no stock". Goats fit in the FS definition of "stock". So most don't allow goats. But there are some that don't prohibit stock, and some nice horse campgrounds which allow stock. If you are every down toward southern Hood Canal, Lebar Horse camp is quite nice (no running water though), and little used.
If I'm planning to camp near a road, I can often find a pretty decent "dispersed" camp site (FS term for them), which is probably what Mike is talking about.
Most Forest Service campgrounds which charge a fee are posted "no stock". Goats fit in the FS definition of "stock". So most don't allow goats. But there are some that don't prohibit stock, and some nice horse campgrounds which allow stock. If you are every down toward southern Hood Canal, Lebar Horse camp is quite nice (no running water though), and little used.
If I'm planning to camp near a road, I can often find a pretty decent "dispersed" camp site (FS term for them), which is probably what Mike is talking about.