Lake Chelan

Boat-In Camping

Located 9 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore, Corral Creek Campground has a floating dock with 6 boat capacity, 4 tent sites, 2 picnic tables, 2 fire rings and 1 toilet available and is open year round.

Deer Point Campground is one of the closest boat-in campgrounds on Lake Chelan, situated 3.5 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the north shore. It features a floating dock with capacity for eight boats, and five tent sites complete with picnic tables and fire rings. The campground also has two pit toilets available.

Domke Falls Campground is 18 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore and is accessible year-round. It features a floating dock with a six boat capacity, and four tent sites with picnic tables, as well as three fire rings and one toilet. There is a short trail to view Domke Falls; however, this campground does not provide access to the nearby hiking trails of Domke Lake nor Domke Mountain Lookout.

The Flick Creek Campground is located 25.8 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the north shore along the Lakeshore Trail. It features a floating dock with 4 boat capacity. The campground has 2 tent sites with a communal fire ring, picnic table, toilet and food storage locker.

The Graham Harbor Campground is 12.5 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore, and features a floating dock with a ten boat capacity. There are five tent sites, seven tables, six fire rings, two toilets and a communal shelter available at the campground. A ¼ mile trail connects to the Graham Harbor Creek Campground.

The Graham Harbor Creek Campground is 12.6 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore, and features a fixed dock with a four boat capacity. The campground has four tent sites with picnic tables and fire rings, and one vault toilet. A ¼ mile trail connects to the Graham Harbor Campground.

The Lucerne Campground is located 21 miles up-lake from 25-Mile Creek State Park on the south shore in the small community of Lucerne. It features a dock with 11 boat capacity. Potable water is available at the campground and it has 3 tent-only sites. A trail connects this campground with the Refrigerator Harbor Campground.

The Manly Wham Campground is located 27.2 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore. There is a floating dock with 2 boat capacity, and the campground has a single tent site with a picnic table, fire ring and toilet.

Mitchell Creek Campground is just up-lake of Antilon Lake Campground and Emerson Acres, and is only accessible via boat. It's a very popular campground during the summer months, as it's the most downlake boat-in campground. There is a good sized dock with 17 boat capacity, along with seven campsites with picnic tables and fire pits, and two vault toilets.

Currently closed due to flooding danger from the Pioneer Fire. The Moore Point Campground is 24 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the north shore and 5.5 miles down-lake of Stehekin. It features a fixed dock with 3 boat capacity that is only accessible when waters are raised. The campground has four tent sites with fire pits and picnic tables, a picnic shelter and two vault toilets. The campground is a short distance away from the Lakeshore Trail and has nearby level space for additional dispersed camping.

Located 15.4 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park, Prince Creek Campground has a floating dock with three boat capacity. The campground offers six tent sites, five fire rings, five tables, and three toilets. Prince Creek is the southern end of the Lakeshore Hiking Trail, a 17 mile trail that connects to Stehekin, as well as the Prince Creek Wilderness Trail which ascends into the Lake Chelan Sawtooth Wilderness. The campground is serviced by the ferries as needed and is a popular spot to start and end hikes.

Located just north of Stehekin Landing (less than 10 minute walk) and 28.3 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek on the north shore, Purple Point Campground has a large floating dock with 15 boat capacity, 6 tent sites with picnic tables, potable water and a flush toilet. Given its proximity to Stehekin, this is a very popular campground, and reservations can be made in advance. Unlike most other campsites around Lake Chelan, there is a fee to camp here.

Located 21 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park on the south shore near Lucerne, Refrigerator Harbor Campground has a floating dock with 4 boat capacity and is accessible year round. The campground has four tent sites with picnic tables and fire rings, a communal shelter and two pit toilets.

Safety Harbor Campground is closed for the foreseeable future due to the Uno Peak fire in 2017 and the risk of flash floods. The campground has a floating dock with 6 boat capacity, four tent sites, two fire pits and picnic tables and a vault toilet.

Located 29 miles up-lake from Twenty-Five Mile Creek, the Weaver Point Campground is located across the lake from Stehekin Landing on the south shore. The campground has 2 floating docks with 16 boat capacity. Note, due to lowering of lake levels in the off-season, the docks are removed each fall and are re-installed early each summer once lake levels reach 1,096 feet. The campground has 16 tent sites with picnic tables, potable water, a communal food storage locker and 2 flush and 6 pit toilets. The campground provides access to the 3.5 mile Stehekin River Trail and Devore Creek Trail.