The only problem I had was that Canada was right across the sound, so that I could not use my cell phone or mobile hotspot without roaming and incurring hundreds of dollars of charges. I ended up driving into Port Angeles to contact my students. They had good cell service there so I did not pick up any international roaming.
The tide pools were a scramble down a bunch of rocks, and since I was only here for three days and it rained all of one, I did not make it down there.

Here is one of the very tame local resident black-tailed deer. He is a young buck, by the looks of his small, growing antlers.
Foggy and rainy campground! I liked the paved roads and asphalt camping pads, and also the fact that almost all sites faced the ocean.
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