4.69209 reviewsPrice
$12 - $40/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
30 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
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Price
$12 - $40/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
30 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Check Policy
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48.5185, -121.9033
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Learn more about alerts →Families and cabin-seekers get the most here: clean heated cabins with indoor bathrooms stay open year-round, the interpretive trails are easy and well-marked, and the river beach is a short walk from most sites. Spring hits the sweet spot with wildflowers and fewer crowds.
Tent campers wanting shade and seclusion may find some sites feel barren and exposed, better suited to RVs. The Skagit runs cold and deep with a strong current, so this isn't a casual swim spot. Winter tent camping is rough, campsite water shuts off November through March.
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Spring brings mid-40s to mid-60s°F and the park's wildflower peak, with higher river flows making the beach and meadows especially scenic. Trails stay comfortable for hiking and birdwatching before summer crowds fill the sites. Occasional rain leaves some muddy spots early in the season. Summer draws families to the river and fills the campground on warm days. Winter sees quiet cabin use with heaters running and sometimes snow on the ground. Water gets turned off at campsites from roughly November through March, so cabins become the practical choice if you're visiting in the off-season.
Spring wildflower peak and higher river flows make meadows and river especially scenic.
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Multiple site types with picnic tables, fire rings, flush restrooms with showers, potable water, an on-site RV dump station, cabins, and trash/recycling at site entries. Hosts/office offer firewood and small supplies seasonally.
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