Camping in PNW

Best Campgrounds Near Seattle

From beach camping to alpine sites, discover your perfect outdoor getaway in the Pacific Northwest.

Washington State offers some of the best camping in the country. From the rugged Pacific coastline to the towering Cascades, you'll find campsites ranging from primitive backcountry sites to full-service RV parks. Whether you're a first-time camper or a seasoned outdoors enthusiast, our guide covers the top camping destinations near Seattle.

20+

Campgrounds

500+

Sites

$12-40

Per Night

4.7

Avg Rating

Top Campgrounds

Deception Pass State Park
4.8

Deception Pass State Park

Whidbey Island, WA

BeachHikingFishingBoat Launch
280 sites $12-35/night
Salt Creek Recreation Area
4.7

Salt Creek Recreation Area

Port Angeles, WA

Tide PoolsOcean ViewsHiking
90 sites $25-35/night
Gold Creek Pond
4.9

Gold Creek Pond

Snoqualmie Pass, WA

Alpine LakeEasy AccessScenic
10 sites $15-25/night
Olympic Peninsula Camps
4.9

Olympic Peninsula Camps

Olympic National Park, WA

RainforestCoastMountain
15 sites $20-30/night
Mount Rainier Camps
4.8

Mount Rainier Camps

Mount Rainier National Park, WA

Glacier ViewsWildflowersAlpine
20 sites $20-25/night
Steven's Pass Area
4.6

Steven's Pass Area

Leavenworth, WA

Mountain ViewsHikingSkiing
25 sites $15-30/night

Camping Tips for the PNW

📅 Book Early

Popular campgrounds fill up months in advance, especially for summer weekends. Book as early as possible.

🌧️ Rain-Proof Your Trip

PNW camping often means rain. Bring waterproof gear and a good tent with a rainfly.

🐻 Wildlife Safety

Store food in bear-proof containers and keep a clean campsite to avoid attracting wildlife.

🔦 Night Prep

Bring headlamps and lanterns. Summer nights can still be cool—pack warm layers.

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