Tanner
07-30-2001, 11:27 AM
There are two ramps at Cullaby Lake. There is one at the north end of the lake and one at the State Park. The one at the State Park is a really nice ramp with a good dock but it does not open until 8:00 A.M. The one at the north end of the lake is open 24 hrs but sounds like it is a steep gravel ramp that goes into pretty shallow water.
I put in at the State Park ramp and found out the hard way that it closes at 9:00 P.M.
(The camp host was not real pleased when he had to come open the gate for me.)
I did not get a chance to get a look at the north end ramp because it was dark by the time we got off of the water. If we want to start the tournament at 6:30 we are going to have to use the ramp at the north end of the lake. I just don't know how suitable it is for bigger boats.
My son and I are planning on going down the night before, putting in at the State Park and sleeping in the boat.
As far as camping goes. The only camping I found nearby is Fort Stevens State park. There is also a campground when you first come into Seaside (comming from Portland).
I will post more info as I get it.
I put in at the State Park ramp and found out the hard way that it closes at 9:00 P.M.
(The camp host was not real pleased when he had to come open the gate for me.)
I did not get a chance to get a look at the north end ramp because it was dark by the time we got off of the water. If we want to start the tournament at 6:30 we are going to have to use the ramp at the north end of the lake. I just don't know how suitable it is for bigger boats.
My son and I are planning on going down the night before, putting in at the State Park and sleeping in the boat.
As far as camping goes. The only camping I found nearby is Fort Stevens State park. There is also a campground when you first come into Seaside (comming from Portland).
I will post more info as I get it.