Mt Baker-Snoqualmie/Turlo

Robyn Wood

An awesome quaint 20 spot campsite with bathrooms, drinking water, and a garbage dumpster. Some sites with electric and water hookups and all sites with campfire spots. The rivers edge is a mix of sand and rocks to explore with a great swim spot on hot days. It's been one of our family's favorite spots.

PNW Nikki

Cute little federal campground that's on the river and along a beautiful highway. We've stayed twice in sites 3 and 18, a few years apart. Pictures posted are from site 18 for Labor Day Weekend, 2024. Site 3 has decent shade when we stayed in, I believe, 2022, but site 18 is open to the sun, so it was a touch toasty for our stay. Campsites have heavy-duty picnic tables, fire pits and a level gravel platform for pitching tents. There is no water or power to the sites, but water spigots are around the campground. They have 2 pit toilets and garbage bins. A small, convenient store is just up the road for any last-minute grabs, including ice. Overall, this is a cute, rustic campground in a beautiful setting.

Moss Blake

Best campground I've been to. Quiet and cozy, completely surrounded by forest, directly beside a river. You can hear the river rushing from all campsites and each site has a designated area for your tent with level ground. Sites are pretty private. Super friendly host that gave us lighter fluid and kindling for free, and jumpstarted our car. Pet friendly and the bathrooms were decent, non flushing but well kept as far as campsite bathrooms go. Affordable pricing as well. If you want to be surrounded by nature this is the place to go.

Krystal Vanwinkle

this is my absolute favorite campground on the mountain loop. lots of riverside sites, has running potable water and toilets. you have to male your reservation as soon as they open or by day 2 all the weekend spots will be reserved.

Melinda Demario

Love this hidden gem 💎 No cell service but has a pay phone on site.