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A herd of elk crossing a river.
2,538 campgrounds739 free

Camping in Washington

12 categories · 64 cities · 19 public lands

Olympic · NPS Photo/Jon Preston
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OpenCamp tracks 2,538 campgrounds and camping spots in Washington. 42% are free to camp, and 28% charge a fee. Listed land managers include U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, and Military. Parks with the most listings include Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. 5% are big-rig friendly and 11% offer at least one hookup (electric, water, or sewer).

By category

739Free Camping372RV Parks106State Parks5National Parks168Dump Stations175Overnight Parking58Rest Areas3Welcome Centers2Turnouts9Public Campgrounds419Public Land444Campgrounds
Various motorboats on a blue lake, landscaped by tall tree filled hills.Lake Roosevelt · NPS / J. WoernerPark guidesNational parks in WashingtonCampgrounds in and near each Park Service site, with fees, hours and current alerts.Washington park guides

Popular cities

Stehekin100East Whatcom89Trout Lake74Leavenworth67Skykomish50Leavenworth-Lake Wenatchee48Early Winters46Snoqualmie Pass46Cliffdell45Forks44North Skamania43Packwood41

Camping by type

RV Parks372All free places1,063Pet-friendly342Tent Camping1,308

Public lands

Wenatchee National Forest264Gifford Pinchot National Forest205Olympic National Park176Snoqualmie National Forest174Mt. Baker National Forest147Okanogan National Forest103Colville National Forest71North Cascades National Park71Washington State Department of Natural Resources (WADNR) State Resource Management Area63Kaniksu National Forest60Olympic National Forest56Ross Lake National Recreation Area54