Fields Spring is considered the most remote state park in Washington, resting on top of the Blue Mountains in the extreme SE corner of the State. Entering from NE Oregon, we first encounter Rattlesnake Pass, Boggan's Oasis (a popular fishing resort on the Grand Ronde River), and the many switchbacks leading up to the tiny town of Anatone.
Finally, Fields Spring State Park
Two teepees are available for rent; one has a raised wooden floor, while the other has an indoor / outdoor carpet floor. Both are 18 feet in diameter. Campers must take along their own sleeping bags and sleeping pads.
Tamarack Cabin is located near the Wohelo Lodge. It has a queen bed and two singles (Bunk bed) and is heated. It also has the extra convenience of a sink and toilet.
for rental details, contact:
http://www.parks.wa.gov/872/Fields-Spring
The views from Puffer Butte include three states: Washington, Oregon, and Idaho.
