Entiat — Washington State
Nine campgrounds along the Entiat River Valley — from a city park on the Columbia to remote Forest Service sites at the end of the road.
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Camping in the Entiat Valley puts you in the heart of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, with most campgrounds sitting directly along the banks of the Entiat River as it winds through a narrow, forested valley. Options range from Entiat City Park — a well-equipped campground on the Columbia River close to town — to Cottonwood Campground at the end of the road, 38 miles into the backcountry.
Most campgrounds are operated by the Forest Service, open seasonally from late spring through fall, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. Dispersed camping is also available on National Forest land throughout the valley for those who prefer a more flexible and free experience.
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Browse all 9 campgrounds in the Entiat Valley. Use the map to see where each campground sits along the river road.
City-run campground on the Columbia River with modern amenities, a boat launch, and easy access to town — the most developed option in the Entiat area.

Forested Forest Service campground on the Entiat River, 25 miles into the valley, with vault toilets, potable water, and the Lower Mad River Trailhead at the doorstep.
Fox Creek Campground has 16 first-come, first-served tent and RV sites on the Entiat River, where Fox Creek meets the main river. Vault toilet on-site, but no potable water — bring your own. A solid mid-valley base for day trips deeper into the valley without the long drive to the upper campgrounds.
Mid-valley campground with 18 sites — half reservable and half first-come — vault toilets, potable water, and the Lake Creek Trailhead next door.
31-site campground near the heart of the Entiat Valley, steps from both the Silver Falls and Silver Falls Interpretive trailheads.

Free, remote group campground on the Entiat River just past Entiat Falls, with a vault toilet and easy river access — no potable water.
Small two-site campground 33 miles up the valley — currently open for day use only due to hazard trees. Check with the Forest Service for current status.
Group-only campground on the Entiat River for 20-30 people, reservable in summer, with a pit toilet and room for five trailers. No potable water.
End-of-the-road campground 38 miles up the Entiat Valley with 25 first-come sites, vault toilets, potable water, and nearby backcountry trailheads.
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Compare all Entiat campgrounds side by side to find the right fit for your trip.
| Name | Reservations | RV-Friendly | Amenities | Setting |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cottonwood Campground | First-come | Yes | Toilets, Drinking water | Remote |
| Entiat City Park | Reservable | Yes | Toilets, Drinking water | Close to town |
| Fox Creek Campground | First-come | Yes | Toilets | Mid-distance |
| Lake Creek Campground | Mixed | Yes | Toilets, Drinking water | Mid-distance |
| North Fork Campground | First-come | No | Toilets | Remote |
| Pine Flats Campground | First-come | Yes | Toilets, Drinking water | Mid-distance |
| Silver Falls Campground | First-come | Yes | Toilets | Mid-distance |
| Spruce Grove Campground | First-come | No | Toilets | Remote |
| Three Creek Campground | Reservable | Yes | Toilets | Remote |
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