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Lodging: On a busy summer weekend, most campsites can be completely booked up.  Our friends used Air B&B and there were a number of options within the $50 range and a 30-minute drive to the crags.

We opted for the Klahanie Campground because the owners promised that, although they were full, they wouldn’t turn us away.  Price was about $30 per night and they took credit cards.  The showers were $3 for 6 minutes, but the facilities were pretty new and the water was hot.

Internet Access: The Squamish Public Library provides free and reliable internet access.

Showers: The Squamish Community Center apparently has good showers and a hot tub for the grand price of $3.50.  We didn’t hear about this until after we left, but will be getting in on that deal next time.