Discover the best group campgrounds across Washington. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.
Handpicked destinations that define the region
One of Washington's most-loved group sites - a 4.67 rating across 247 reviews - tucked into old-growth forest along the Ohanapecosh River in the southeast corner of Mount Rainier National Park.
A reservable group site overlooking the water at Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area near Coulee Dam - the most-reviewed group campground in our Washington set (294 reviews, 4.18).
A high-rated (4.65) lakeside group unit deep in the Colville National Forest near Tonasket, offering far-northeast Washington solitude for the whole party.
Group camping Washington offers some of the Pacific Northwest's most spectacular settings for gatherings, from pristine lakefront sites in the Central Cascades to riverside retreats in ancient forests. The state's diverse terrain provides group campgrounds that accommodate everything from intimate family reunions to large organizational events, with many sites hosting 40-50 people amid scenery ranging from glaciated peaks to old-growth cedar groves.
Late June through September represents prime group camping season in Washington, when mountain roads are reliably snow-free and weather patterns stabilize into the Pacific Northwest's legendary dry summers. July and August offer the warmest temperatures and least precipitation, making them ideal for large gatherings, though these months also see peak demand requiring reservations 6-9 months in advance for popular sites.
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A reservable group campground near Longmire on Mount Rainier's southwest side (256 reviews), a classic basecamp for big groups headed to Paradise and the Wonderland Trail.
A well-reviewed (4.30) group site along the Entiat River in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, near its namesake Silver Falls trail.
The featured South Cascades pick - a reservable group camp in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Carson (4.24), handy to the Columbia River Gorge and Mount St. Helens.
A popular (118 reviews, 4.29) group site on Icicle Creek Road just outside Leavenworth, a prime jump-off for the Enchantments and Bavarian-village amenities.
A small but exceptionally well-rated (4.98) group camp in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest near Glacier, at the foot of the Mount Baker high country.
A heavily reviewed (141) waterfront group site on Lake Roosevelt near Hunters, with swimming and boating access for large gatherings in northeast Washington.
Accommodate up to 45 campers beneath towering pines with space for 12 vehicles, picnic tables for shared meals, and Chatter Creek's babbling waters just steps away.
Up to 100 campers can gather beneath towering conifers at this lakeside retreat, with spacious cooking shelters and dining areas that bring everyone together for meals against a backdrop of Kachess Lake's shimmering waters.
A reservable group camp along the Mountain Loop Highway near Silverton (4.03), set in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie old growth an easy drive from Seattle.
