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10 Top-Rated Campgrounds in Washington
Discover the best Campgrounds in Washington including Cottages at Northern Quest RV Resort, Silver Beach Resort, Wind Mountain Ranch, Peach Beach RV Park, Stone Creek Lodge, Chito Beach Resort, Quileute Oceanside Resort, Newport/Little Diamond Lake KOA, Lake Pleasant RV Park, Ovenell's Heritage Inn.
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1. Cottages at Northern Quest RV Resort
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3 reviews
A Bud Surles Signature Resort: owned by the Kalispel Tribe. 18 luxury cottages (and 67 high-end RV sites) adjacent to Northern Quest Resort & Casino.
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Reviewed By DeborahP1939The RV Resort at Northern Quest Resort and Casino was very nice and the staff was very friendly and helpful, with the exception of one of the Shuttle drivers, Norm. He was short-tempered and rude. We had him as a driver twice. The first time he zoomed past our campsite, and when we called he said he had been sitting outside waiting. He then drove like a maniac speeding through the campground. We got to the gate and he made a speedy u-turn to pick up some other people, then sped to the casino. The second time he was just unfriendly and wouldn’t respond when we’d say thank-you. He also would take off before everyone was seated, and hit the curb twice when turning into the casino drop-off point. There were two older lady passengers we overheard saying they weren’t going to tip him. One was going to give him a $5 tip. We didn’t tip either. Another issue is lack of enforcement of the quiet time from 10pm-8am. One night there were loud, drunk campers near us keeping us awake until 3am. We noticed the next night, a security vehicle driving around the campground that I’m assuming is there to deal with any infractions of this sort. Overall, a good time and a very nice looking RV Resort. Can’t wait for the trees to grow though. We’ll be back!
2. Silver Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 6 reviews
Silver Beach Resort is a campground on Rimrock lake. It has anything you could want with cabins, a motel, tent and RV camping, a restaurant, store, and marina. Come see the beauty of nature, at the perfect location.
Nearly left 5 minutes after getting there.
Reviewed By NeelyAnthonyWe reserved a R.V site that stated "private and wooded" on their website. It was anything but that when we pulled in. In fact tents were all over the place, one was 3 feet from where my back bumper ended up in my spot. Noisy, crowded and people walking through your campsite at night. The whole campground is dirt, powdery light dirt that gets into everything. No real areas for pets. I would never recommend this to anyone that likes there own space and want to get some sleep at night. I am an experienced RV person and I have never seen this much chaos in a campground before.
3. Wind Mountain Ranch
Overall Ratings
5 based on 61 reviews
Come explore the serene beauty of Wind Mountain Ranch. This private family-owned lodging facility is nestled along the western foothills of Wind Mountain in the famous Columbia River Gorge. Located on a bluff just minutes outside of both Carson and Stevenson, Washington, Wind Mountain Ranch is ideally situated near the top hiking trails along Dog Mountain and some of the regions most famous wineries such as Maryhill and Cathedral. When you visit, you'll experience the bounty of the Pacific Northwest that surrounds each one of our seven cabins. All offering breathtaking mountain views. Our ranch is the perfect retreat like setting for those seeking to getaway and enjoy nature, whether you're traveling solo, with your family or looking for the ultimate romantic getaway the cabins at Wind Mountain Ranch is the lodging choice when visiting the Columbia River Gorge.
perfect spot
Reviewed By debv944These are the perfect little cabins for a short getaway. I went with friends (4 of us total). It was cozy, but we loved it. Now I want to go back with my family! The cabins are fairly close together, but still felt private. We were thankful for the porch to keep our wet, muddy hiking gear. The kitchenette was surprisingly well stocked, but I would not plan things that require much prep work - space is limited. Wifi was spotty as they warned - which we welcomed. It was nice to unplug :)
4. Peach Beach RV Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 109 reviews
Beautiful RV and Camp Park right on the Columbia River. We are right next to Maryhill State Park. We have 82 sites, showers, dump station and free WiFi. We are also dog and family friendly. Visit our website for more information and to make online reservations.
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Reviewed By 794calaWe have been camping here for a few years. This time the camp hosts Dale and Wendy were awesome and made it our best visit yet. They helped us with our trailer and Dale is the fishing expert. Anyway being on the Columbia River is always the best.
5. Stone Creek Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 452 reviews
Located 200 yards outside of the Nisqually (Paradise) entrance to Mt. Rainier National Park, Stone Creek Lodge offers natural cedar cabins with vaulted ceilings, picture windows, private baths, gas fireplaces, and comfy queen beds to mountain guests who are searching for a clean, quiet, cozy retreat in a garden setting tucked against towering cedar and fir trees. Five Garden Cabins with kitchenettes accommodate small families with children; four Mountain Cabins with hot-tubs sleep two adult guests.
Stone Creek Lodge
Reviewed By ksA3524EEWhat an exceptional place to stay! Location, location, location - the cabins are ideally located within a half mile of the Nisqually entrance to the Mt Rainer National Park. This allows you to get into the park ahead of the crowds and maximize your time in the park. We stayed in cabin 7 and it was perfect! The cabin had everything we needed, was exceptional clean, tastefully decorated, pleasant and delightful in every way (stove kept us toasty, bed was super comfortable, shower was great, etc). Bob and Joe were excellent and engaging hosts, supplying us with any needed information and hosting an evening around the campfire. Even the local deer came by for a quick "hello". We'll definitely stay her again.
6. Chito Beach Resort
Overall Ratings
5 based on 142 reviews
Romantic getaway on the Straits of San Juan De Fuca. Cozy cabins on the waterfront looking across to Vancouver Island. Full kitchens, wireless internet, HDTV. Eagles, otters, whales, seals, lots of wildlife. Beautiful grounds, with lots of flowers.This is your perfect staging area for hiking, kayaking and exploring the Northwest coast of the Olympic Peninsula.We specialize in those quiet get aways, honeymoons, weddings, anniversaries, any special occasion.What we are not is a fishing resort. There are plenty of places to call home while fishing in the area. Chito Beach Resort has always been a NON fishing resort. You are welcome to bring in your fish to prepare for dinner but we do not allow ANY fish processing in the cabin or on the property. Fishing is a sport for the early bird, here at Chito Beach Resort our guests appreciate the quiet mornings.
Tidepools Galore
Reviewed By JOswald12Stayed in the Bird House unit. Website pictures give you the real deal. Entire property is very well maintained with lots of interesting details. Views are spectacular and the beaches are a tidepool paradise. Internet worked very well, even streaming. Owners are very nice, thoughtful, and quick to assist. Cell phone probably will not work. Texting may or may not work. If you do two-way authentications via text, need to arrange for a different way prior to getting there.
7. Quileute Oceanside Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 612 reviews
The views are unreal
Reviewed By Clayton WWow! The views here are amazing! We stayed on a 2nd flood lodge room. The rooms are large with a good sized balcony. You can book any lodge room and get the same view (with those on the second floor seeing more). The cabins have similar views so if you are wondering what to book, you can’t really go wrong with any choice. The balconies all have privacy dividers between them, which is a nice touch, but you can hear others or smell smoke if people are smoking out there. The bed was comfortable and everything was clean and in good repair. You aren’t getting luxury accommodations here, but there is nothing to complain about. I’d say it is great value for money and equivalent to a stay holiday inn or best western. Some reviews complained about heat, but this isn’t an issue. There is one wall heater on the ocean side that does a good job of heating the room. We never felt uncomfortable with the heater on about halfway and the windows open. The kitchenette was basic, but functional. The bathroom was large. Parking was ample and the check in/out was easy.
8. Newport/Little Diamond Lake KOA
Overall Ratings
4 based on 216 reviews
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Reviewed By ewingjohnk1The Thousand Trails Newport Little Diamond campground is a great place to stretch out and enjoy nature. Most sites are secluded enough with wooded areas all around, there are pull through sites, pull in-back out and back in sites throughout the park. There is no sewer available at the RV sites but there are two dump stations on the KOA side of the campground. There is the lake near by, hiking trails, disc golf, playgrounds and a nice pool/spa to enjoy. KOA has a small store, laundry room and bathrooms, along with several bath houses with showers on the Thousand Trails camping side. We really enjoyed our 7 days there and recommend to anyone considering this campground to book some time there, you can stay in cabins too.
9. Lake Pleasant RV Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Loved this place!
Reviewed By NTF007Pleasant Lake RV Park is the 71st stop for us and we stayed for 14 night – we really liked this park. Very convenient to 405/5 and only 15 miles north of Seattle with a great layout around two lakes. About an hour and a half from our arrival, we received a call from the park indicating there was an issue with our site and quickly worked with us to resolve it. The office staff/camp hosts were awesome, especially Toni. The inner roads and pads were paved (a plus for a rainy area) and were decently spaced with mature privacy hedges between sites. But for many of the spaces, you will need blocks to level out. The longer term resident spaces are well kept. They have excellent walking trails around the park and the most reasonable cost for laundry. You are 2 miles from the highway and the main road quiets down after 9 am so you feel tucked away in the woods – be prepared for many geese and ducks depending on the time of year. But there is a Safeway with gasoline and a small strip mall just across the street. The WiFi is hit or miss. For connectivity WiFi 3.6 down/5.2 up; Verizon 85.7 down/7.4 up; T-Mobile 19.4 down/4.6 up. The WiFi struggles for basic social media and email – that is the only negative I have.
10. Ovenell's Heritage Inn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 155 reviews
Ovenell's Heritage Inn & Log Cabins is located on a historic 580-acre cattle ranch in the heart of the North Cascades National Park and borders the banks of the Wild & Scenic Skagit River. Beautiful views of Mt. Baker and the surrounding Cascade range are breathtaking. Our plush log cabins offer modern amenities with kitchen facilities, private bath and BBQ's. We are open year round for things such as; fishing, hiking, eagle watching, rafting, guided float trips and more. Bring your hiking boots and camera for a memorable stay, wildlife and wildflowers are abundant in the North Cascades. A birders paradise!
Great cabins on a gorgeous property.
Reviewed By SLMassaWe stayed in the Foreman Cabin which was absolutely perfect for a couple, and also had a futon and a big enough bathroom to accommodate another person or two. There were thoughtful touches throughout, both functional and aesthetic, and we really enjoyed the animal sounds and signs of the property being an active cattle farm....with a mountain view. Unfortunately on the night of our stay it rained pretty heavily and we weren't able to explore the grounds as we would have liked, but I could definitely tell it was a well maintained place that has been doing something right for a very long time.
