Camping in Washington with wifi provided

While getting out into nature can be a great opportunity for a digital detox, sometimes you need to stay connected. As cell and data coverage can be spotty in many of the wilder parts of Washington, booking a campsite, glamping experience, or cabin with free wifi is an attractive option if you need to do some remote work or stay in touch with people back home during your getaway. Fortunately, Washington State Parks and Recreation have been actively expanding wifi availability in state parks, and a growing number of them offer 24-hour wifi to campers. While some spots, including Pacific Beach State Park and Alta Lake State Park, have coverage that extends all the way out to their tent and RV campsites, many parks only have wifi in parking lots or visitor centers. If you need a reliable connection, you’ll find that many Washington Hipcamps—particularly cabins and glampsites—offer free and fast wifi.