"The Forts", as we referred to them, were standard camping destinations back in the Boy Scouts days. Fort Casey, Fort Flagler, Fort Worden, and Fort Ebey were built back pre-WWI, but were never used in combat. They are, however, excellent locations for capture the flag, and hiding dead bodies.
Ft. Casey had been the only one of The Forts where I hadn't actually camped, so I was a little disappointed when I got to the camping area. It was basically an RV park. Not basically. It is an RV park. I was the only person in a tent; a tent which, by the way, just barely stayed 3-dimensional in the midnight windstorm that kicked up.
There are a ton of cool dark hallways and rooms to explore. It really is a fun place to play.Bonus coverage: Here are a few pictures I took at Fort Flagler a couple years ago when Lance and Haley came to visit.
2 comments:
I've actually only camped at the RV park at Fort Casey. My grandparents used to take us every summer and we loved it. I haven't been to the other forts.
Did you go by yourself? You sure are dedicated.
oh, I love the hallway and Fort Flagler photos.
judgement in the affirmative.
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