Camping

Camping in Washington

Discover 158 state parks offering camping in Washington

🏕️ Camping in Washington State Parks at a Glance

Book ahead 9 months

Nightly fee $23–$56

Max stay 10 nights in one park within a 30-day period

Booking system Goingtocamp

Reservation fee: $8 online ($10 by phone)
RV hookups: Standard, partial-hookup (electric, often water) and full-hookup (electric/water/sewer) sites available
Pets: Allowed at campsites; must be leashed (max 8 ft) or physically restrained at all times; prohibited on some beaches/trails
Firewood: No gathering/cutting wood in parks; buy from park or local vendors; no explicit out-of-state import ban, but check park burn restrictions/alerts
Good to know: 9-month rolling window opens at 8 a.m. Pacific; a Discover Pass ($30/yr or $10/day) is required for day-use vehicle access but is waived for overnight campers on camping nights.

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Official agency: Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission

Booking windows, fees and rules shown as of June 2026 and change periodically — always confirm current details on the official reservation portal above before booking.

158 State Parks

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Washington State Parks with Camping

25 Mile Creek State Park

Alta Lake State Park

Anderson Lake State Park

Battle Ground Lake State Park

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Bayview State Park

Beacon Rock State Park

An RV parked in a state park near a lake.

Belfair State Park

Birch Bay State Park

Blake Island Marine State Park

Blind Island Marine State Park

Bogachiel State Park

Bottle Beach State Park

Stone observation tower on Mount Constitution with panoramic views of San Juan Islands and Mount Baker

Bridgeport State Park

Bridle Trails State Park

Brooks Memorial State Park

Cama Beach State Park

Camano Island State Park

waves crash against the shore at Cape Disappointment State Park

Camp Wooten Retreat Center

Cape Disappointment State Park

Centennial Trail

Central Ferry Park

Chief Timothy State Park

Chuckanut Bay Preserve

Clark Island Marine State Park

Columbia Hills State Park

Columbia Plateau Trail State Park

Conconully State Park

Crow Butte Park

Curlew Lake State Park

Cutts Island Marine State Park

Damon Point State Park

Daroga State Park

Dash Point State Park

Deception Pass State Park

Doe Island Marine State Park

Dosewallips State Park

Dry Falls State Park

Dugualla State Park

Dungeness Recreation Area

Fay Bainbridge Park

Federation Forest State Park

Fields Spring State Park

Flaming Geyser State Park

Forks Of The Sky State Park

Fort Casey Historical State Park

Fort Columbia State Park

Fort Ebey State Park

Fort Flagler Historical State Park

Fort Simcoe State Park

Fort Townsend Historical SP

Fort Worden State Park

Ginkgo Petrified Forest State Park

Goldendale Observatory State Park

Grayland Beach State Park

Green River Gorge Resort

Griffin Bay

Griffiths-Priday Ocean State Park

Palouse Falls 200-foot waterfall in basalt canyon at sunset Washington state

Harstine Island State Park

Hope Island State Park

Ike Kinswa State Park

Illahee State Park

Iron Horse State Park

Jackson House State Park Heritage Site

Jarrell Cove State Park

Joemma Beach State Park

Jones Island State Park

Joseph Whidbey State Park

Kanaskat-Palmer State Park

Kitsap Memorial State Park

Kopachuck State Park

Lake Chelan State Park

Lake Cushman State Park

Lake Easton State Park

Lake Isabella

Lake Lenore Caves State Park

Lake Sammamish State Park

Lake Sylvia State Park

Lake Wenatchee State Park

Larrabee State Park

Leadbetter Point State Park

Lewis and Clark Trail State Park

Lilliwaup Tidelands State Park

Lime Kiln Point State Park

Lincoln Rock State Park

Lopez Island State Park

Lyons Ferry State Park

Maryhill State Park

Matia Island Marine State Park

McMicken Island Marine State Park

Miller Peninsula State Park

Millersylvania State Park

Moran State Park

Mount Pilchuck State Park

Mount Spokane State Park

Mt. Spokane State Park

Mukilteo Lighthouse Park

Mystery Bay State Park

Nisqually State Park

Nolte State Park

Obstruction Pass State Park

Ocean City State Park

Olallie State Park

Olmstead Place Heritage Area

Olmstead Place Historical State Park

Osoyoos Lake

Pacific Beach State Park

Palouse Falls State Park

Paradise Point State Park

Patos Island Marine State Park

Peace Arch State Park

Pearrygin Lake State Park

Penrose Point State Park

Peshastin Pinnacles State Park

Pleasant Harbor State Park

Posey Island Marine State Park

Posey Island SMP

Potholes State Park

Potlatch State Park

Rainbow Falls State Park

Rasar State Park

Riverside State Park

Rockport State Park

Rosario Beach Marine Laboratory

Sacajawea Historical State Park

Saddlebag Island Marine State Park

Saint Edward State Park

Scenic Beach State Park

Schafer State Park

Seaquest State Park

Sequim Bay State Park

Shine Tidelands State Park

Skagit Island Marine State Park

South Whidbey State Park

Spencer Spit State Park

Squak Mountain State Park Natural Area

Squilchuck State Park

St. Edward State Park

Steamboat Rock State Park

Steptoe Butte State Park

Stuart Island Marine State Park

Sucia Island Marine State Park

Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park

The Lodge at St. Edward

Tilton River State Park

Tolmie State Park

Triton Cove State Park

Turn Island Marine State Park

Twanoh State Park

Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park

Twin Harbors State Park

Wallace Falls State Park

Wanapum Recreation Area

Washougal Oaks Natural Area

Wenatchee Confluence State Park

West Hylebos Wetlands Park

Westhaven State Park

Westport Light State Park

Yakima Sportsman State Park

❓ Camping in Washington — FAQ

How far ahead can I book Washington state park campsites?

You can reserve Washington state park campsites 9 months in advance via Goingtocamp. Booking windows change periodically, so confirm on the official reservation portal before planning. (As of June 2026.)

How much does camping cost in Washington state parks?

Nightly campsite fees in Washington state parks typically run $23–$56, depending on site type (tent vs. RV/full-hookup), season and residency. Exact rates are shown at booking.

How long can I stay at a Washington state park campground?

The maximum stay is 10 nights in one park within a 30-day period. Confirm current limits with the official agency before your trip.