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A nice touch at the Kelso Dunes trailhead is a modern outhouse that's even equipped with toilet paper

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07086-kelso-dunes-outhouse-800px.jpg Near the Kelso Dunes trailhead, I pass an unoccupied roadside campsiteThumbnailsI lock the bike to the fence at the Kelso Dunes trailheadNear the Kelso Dunes trailhead, I pass an unoccupied roadside campsiteThumbnailsI lock the bike to the fence at the Kelso Dunes trailheadNear the Kelso Dunes trailhead, I pass an unoccupied roadside campsiteThumbnailsI lock the bike to the fence at the Kelso Dunes trailheadNear the Kelso Dunes trailhead, I pass an unoccupied roadside campsiteThumbnailsI lock the bike to the fence at the Kelso Dunes trailheadNear the Kelso Dunes trailhead, I pass an unoccupied roadside campsiteThumbnailsI lock the bike to the fence at the Kelso Dunes trailhead

So I don't need to dig a cat hole this morning, yay! There's no running water for drinking or washing, nor flush toilets, but it's a real convenience if you've been camping backcountry-style.