Knowing your site is best when making a reservation.
First Come First Serve
Yes, we take reservations. If you know the site's number and letters, you can request a specific site. Picking a site off these maps does not mean you know the site. Having seen the site in person is the only way to truly know the site. Reservations made without a specific site will have a spot saved for you, but you'll choose which one when you arrive. We do not over book our campground. 550+ sites are hard to sell out. There will be a site for you.
Unique Sites... Very Unique
Our 90 acres are home to 550+ sites. Not one of those sites looks like, is shaped like, has the same shade as, or is as private or open as any other site on the campground.
Our site capacity is one domicile whether that be a tent or RV of some kind. We do allow a single less than 8' by 8' tent to be put on the same site for a fee in some areas of our campground. A maximum of 1 extra tent is allowed per site. No sites can have two RVs on it.
The West Side of Cascade Peaks
East Side of Cascade Peaks Campground
We give as much information as we can.
Knowing the site you want is the best for a reservation.
We are a first come first serve park unless you can specifically request a site by letters and number. We'll make a reservation for you without that information, but you'll choose from the open sites on your arrival. We do not over book our park. Our 550+ sites rarely sell out.
Full Hookup Section
This section is the only part of the park with sewer hookups as well as water and electricity. The sites are very close together and only have a small grass space. No firepits or tables are provided for this area. If you bring your own firepit, it must be an elevated and covered firepit.
Riverview Sites
This section is highly sought after by many campers. The numbers in blue have a great view of the Cowlitz River. The sites have water and electricity hookups. No extra tents or cars are allowed in this area because of the smaller space as well as heavier use. Campfires are allowed here, and tables are provided as supplies last.
The Meadow
This section is most popular for large groups. As its name implies, the Meadow is open and sunny at least for the west side of the Meadow. The east site of the Meadow has many more trees. The large space allows campers, especially groups, to use the campsites in creative ways. The large space doesn't allow campers to put up as many tents as they want to though. You still have to follow the campsite compacity rules. The little leg has sites 111-118 on it.
Dry Camping
This section is not used very often. There are no designated sites. You would just be in a wide open field. It is also quite close to the highway. We do not allow generators to be run in this area. They make too much noise. We also don't provide firepits or picnic tables in this area. If you bring your own firepit, it must be elevated and covered. We highly discourage RVs in this area. Tents are welcome.