Best Campgrounds in Washington

Towering ponderosa pines frame crystal-clear waters where anglers land trout and paddlers explore quiet coves in northeastern Washington's Colville National Forest.

Massive old-growth trees tower over spacious sites where Paradise Creek flows into the Wind River, creating a secluded forest sanctuary that feels worlds away from civilization.

The Skagit River curves right through camp, where you can pitch your tent under towering evergreens or wake up in a cabin to morning mist rising off the water.

Towering old-growth forest meets the electric turquoise waters of Diablo Lake, where 93 campsites nestle beneath ancient canopy in the heart of North Cascades wilderness.

Spacious sites nestle among towering conifers along the White River, placing you minutes from Mt. Rainier's trails while maintaining a secluded forest atmosphere.

Spacious sites tucked beneath towering old-growth evergreens line the rushing Cascade River, offering the kind of secluded wilderness experience that's increasingly rare in the North Cascades.

Towering Douglas firs and ancient cedars shelter this riverside retreat where the Beckler River's constant murmur becomes your nightly soundtrack. Several campsites sit steps from the water's edge, offering morning coffee views and easy access to cool mountain streams beneath a canopy of...

Towering old-growth trees create a cathedral-like canopy where campers disconnect from the digital world and reconnect with ancient forest rhythms. Summer ranger programs bring the temperate rainforest to life, while nearby trails lead adventurers toward Hurricane Ridge's alpine wonders.

Towering Sitka spruce and ancient rainforest envelop campsites where glacial Lake Quinault sparkles just steps away, offering an immersive Pacific Northwest wilderness experience.