Located in the Ahtanum State Forest and nestled next to the pristine North Fork River, the Ahtanum campground is a highly used recreation area hosting off-road recreation, hiking, and horseback trails during the recreation season. Winter recreation is also popular for snowshoeing, sledding, cross country skiing, and snowmobiling. The site has power, water, holding tank, fire pit, and picnic table. There is a public payphone provided by DNR not far from the site. Click here to apply. Contact Jeff Jones by phone at 509-961-3525 or by email for more information.

Located ten miles east of Battle Ground in the Yacolt Burn State Forest. It is open to the public year-round and is a favorite for family tent camping, equestrian use, mountain biking, and hiking. Cold Creek has six campsites, three picnic sites, a day-use area, and links to over 35 miles of non-motorized trails. A generator will be provided. Cell service available. Click here to apply. Contact Sharon Steriti by phone at 360-852-3390 or by email for more information.

This 120-acre park site was deeded to DNR by the Stevens County Pomona Grange in 1975. The park offers day use areas, a group shelter with ball fields, a viewing area of Douglas Falls, and walking trails with a footbridge across Mill Creek. The camp host site here has a cement pad with septic, power, water, and phone line. Limited cell service reception is available. Click here to apply. Contact Kyle Pomrankey by phone at 509-684-7474 or by email for more information.

This 40-acre park site is just 14 miles from downtown Spokane. The park offers day-use areas, a small field along the creek, and 22 campsites. This camp host site has a cement pad, septic, power, water, cell reception, and a phone line available. Click here to apply. Contact Kyle Pomrankey by phone at 509-684-7474 or by email for more information.

Nestled on the eastern edge of the Capitol State Forest, the Margaret McKenny Campground is a favorite for family camping excursions. The campground is the gateway to the over 80 miles non-motorized trails that are open to hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian users. This camp host site has a cement pad with covered shelter, power, septic system, and phone line. Water tank provided. We're not seeking camp host applicants for Margaret McKenny Campground at this time.

Merrill Lake is a walk-in only tent campground and day-use area. This volcanically formed alpine lake in the central cascade foothills is a quiet camping refuge. Day use area has picnic sites, boat launch, and short trail into some old-growth trees. The camp host site has a cement pad with a septic system, generator, and fuel for RV power. Hand pump available for water. Click here to apply. Contact Carlo Abbruzzese by phone at 360-575-5056 or by email for more information.

Our 24-campsite Middle Waddell Campground is a short drive from Olympia and the perfect jumping-off point to explore nearly 90 miles of motorcycle and ATV trail in the Capitol State Forest. Amenities include an RV shelter large enough to fit a 40-foot RV, landline phone for local calls, electricity (not suitable for heat), sewer hook up, and pressurized water. We're not seeking camp host applicants for Middle Waddell Campground at this time.

A quiet, 15-acre campground adjacent to Starvation Lake. Enjoy this select fishing lake nestled between private and state trust lands within close proximity of the Little Pend Oreille Wildlife Area. Activities in the area include hiking, bicycling, boating, fishing, hunting, bird watching, and other wildlife viewing. Camp host amenities include a cement pad with septic, power, water, phone line, and cell reception. Click here to apply. Contact Kyle Pomrankey by phone at 509-684-7474 or by email for more information.

Adjacent to the Tahuya River, this site provides camping opportunities for primarily non-motorized recreationists including equestrian and fishing enthusiasts. The surrounding state forest provides an extensive network of motorized and multi-use recreational trails with access to freshwater lakes, ponds, and streams. Amenities include an outhouse, non-potable running water, horse corrals, and a trailer turn-around. Click here to apply. Contact Pete Allen by phone at 360-280-2436 or by email for more information.

This fully forested and streamside campground offers visitors access to the Winston Creek Forest block, popular for elk hunting and other dispersed recreation activities, such as wildlife viewing and brush picking. Amenities include 12 campsites and an outhouse. Click here to apply. Contact Sharon Steriti by phone at 360-852-3390 or by email for more information.