It is near water and has room for 3-4 tent sites. This area burned in 1902, and along the trail is mostly regrown Douglas fir and a covering of vine maple. Before reaching Wy'East Camp you'll pass another camp near water with 2-3 tent sites. Then cross Wy'East Creek, which dries up in late September. Wy'East Camp is equipped with multiple tent sites right next to Eagle Creek.
Water is easy to get.
Fires are not permitted, though camp stoves are. At 5.2 miles is the junction with Eagle Benson Trail 434. The trail receives moderate use, but the junction is marked. Next is the Blue Grouse Camp, which has several tent sites and easy water access. It is a slightly more private setting than Wy'East Camp.