Salt Creek Campground - Nature Sounds and Scenery Part 3

In this evening campfire video, as we enjoy an amazing view of the Strait of Juane de Fuca, Diane and I sip a few non-alcoholic beers and red wine drinks as the sun sets. Skye, our Norwegian Elkhound is always on the alert to scents of a passing tailless Racoon and heard of deer grazing in the open parklands.
Spring arriving soon, and feeling cabin fever from the dreary winter weather, Diane and I were eager to get out of the house and go camping in our Winnebago Travato 59kl before the throngs of RV campers flocked to the Olympic Peninsula. Although reservations were now open at the Clallam County Salt Creek Campground, the cold and rainy weather was predicted to turn dry and sunny over the next few mid-weekdays, so we decided to take our chance on finding an available RV site with a full hookup. We packed up our Travato with supplies for a two-night outing, loaded up Skye, our Norwegian Elkhound and drove the short 30-mile distance to the beautiful Salt Creek Campground that overlooks the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Upon our arrival, the campground was practically empty. Fantastic!
I hope that you enjoy watching my Part 3 experimental camping and nature video!

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I’ve been here. Beautiful place. Enjoy!