Washington campgrounds

60 campgrounds across Washington

Explore campgrounds across Washington, from public lands and forest sites to reservable parks and quieter local options. Use photos, map context, and practical signals to narrow the trip.

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Mountain country

Higher elevations, scenic trailheads, and cooler summer nights.

17 campgrounds

Waterfront camping

Lakes, rivers, beaches, and campgrounds near water access.

13 campgrounds

Forest retreats

Shaded sites, quiet roads, and public forest campgrounds.

13 campgrounds

Open sky trips

Dry country, wide views, and simple sites for self-sufficient campers.

10 campgrounds

Public land

National forest, park, and agency-managed campgrounds.

7 campgrounds

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Merrill Lake Wildlife Area Unit | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Merrill Lake Campground

Cougar, WA

9 sitesFirst comeEquestrianNo reviews yet

Merrill Lake, located within the Merrill Lake Natural Resources Conservation Area, is a lake formed by lava flows. Merrill Lake is a catch-and-release fly-fishing lake that is open to non-motorized boating. Spring through fall camping (on a first-come first-served basis) is mostly walk-in from the main parking area, with a few sites accessible by vehicle.

Lower Goodell Group Campground

Whatcom County, WA

2 sitesNot reservableTent and RVNo reviews yet

Lower Goodell Group Campground is a convenient campground on the banks of Goodell Creek. Each group site has 5 tent pads, a pavilion with picnic tables, and a fire grate.

Deer Park Campground

Clallam County, WA

14 sitesNot reservableTent and RVNo reviews yet

At 5,400 feet in elevation, Deer Park boasts mountain views and starry skies. With a steep and winding gravel access road, Deer Park is not RV accessible.