ONE STEP TO THE END OF THE ROAD Traditional Geocache
ONE STEP TO THE END OF THE ROAD
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Welcome to a beautiful park near the end of the road. It marks the
last stop for boaters to purchase gas and supplies before going
uplake. This park provides 2 boat ramps and 32 boat docks. For
motorists, it’s close to end of the South Lakeshore Road and has 67
campsites. Horses, llamas, deer, bear, coyotes, cougar, lynx and
even a moose have been spotted here.
Enjoy fishing, swimming in two areas, walking along the Creek,
picnicking, and a restroom with warm showers. A helpful ranger, his
aides and a friendly storekeeper will welcome you. Open hours vary
during the year. During the summer check-in is at 2:30 or later.
Check out at 1:00 or before. The Park is usually closed November to
April. For geocaching, however, you can park most anytime, in the
large parking lot just to the right of the entry building or across
the street. This State Park was a seasonal, Native American
encampment site on the south shore of Lake Chelan. Native Americans
came here by land to begin their uplake canoe trips and to fish and
hunt at the site. Constructed by Mr. Dave Davis, the park was
operated for many years as a private resort. State Parks acquired
it in 1972 and continued to operate it as a private resort under
concession contracts with various tenants. Since 1988, park staff
has operated the park.
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- The geocache may
be placed on Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission
managed property only by written permission from the Washington
State Parks and Recreation Commission.
- The following
items shall not be placed in the geocache: Food items; illegal
substances; medications; personal hygiene products, pornographic
materials; inappropriate, offensive, or hazardous materials or
weapons of any type. Log books are required for each cache and are
to be provided by the owner of the cache.
- It is the
visitor’s responsibility to orient themselves with policies and
rules pertaining to State Parks areas.
- Report any
incident, problem, or violation to State Parks
staff.
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The following items were placed in the cache: Etch-A-Sketch "Abu"
Aladdin Toy Spiderman water squirter Washington State Parks Junior
Ranger Button Smokey Bear pin Smokey Bear coin Coupon for 4 drinks
from stoplight Espresso in Chelan Kellogg's miniature racing car
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