Nestled near Mt. Rainer National Park, Cascade Peaks Family Campground offers a large, secluded campground with many available sites. While the facilities arent the most modern, there are amenities such as a country store, laundry room, and full hookups with water/electric options. The full hookup area has beautiful old trees that provide shade and privacy, and the level sites are suitable for...

Sites are mostly level and have some shade. The park is located right on the highway, so there is some road noise, but its not bad. There is no sewer hookup, but there is a dump station. The park is mostly grass and the sites are spaced out nicely. We stayed here for two nights and would definitely stay here again. This campground is a great spot for a day or two while visiting Mt. Rainier...

Iron Creek Campground in Randle, WA is a peaceful and secluded campground with over 90 campsites available. The forest is very dense with incredibly tall trees that are around 600 years old. If youre looking to escape the heat, youll find a spectacular canopy of shade here. The trail surrounding the lake is an easygoing and peaceful hike with stunning views of Mt. Adams at the day-use parking...

Wakepish Picnic Area is a beautiful spot located in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Originally conceived as a drop off point for RVs, there is a large paved parking lot with lots of room for RVs. Visitors can then continue on Road 99 to view the east side of Mount St. Helens. In the winter, this area becomes a snow park. It has a small shelter and toilet. The site is open and accessible to...

Horse Camp: Keenes is a high elevation campground located in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The campground offers 13 single sites, 26 hi-line posts, one mounting ram, and two manure bins. Water for stock is available, but visitors must bring their own drinking water. The campground is surrounded by lodgepole pine and mixed conifers, and the Mt. Adams Wilderness is just outside the campground...

Maple Grove is a private membership campground located in a picturesque valley south of the Mount Rainier area. With 55 full hook-up, 30 amp sites, some shade, narrow but adequate for slides and patio awnings, and a member cost of $25.00 for 3 days, 30 amp, cable and 4 wifi devices, it is a great place to stay for a few days. The park is quite large with plenty of room in most sites, and is...

We stayed in site B-13 and it was great. It was a pull through site with plenty of room for our fifth wheel and truck. We had plenty of trees for shade and a nice view of the river. We had no issues with the power or water. We had a great time here and would definitely stay again.