93% (253)
Top-rated campgrounds
93% (253)
Top-rated campgrounds
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Tara
October 2025
With pets
Staying in Birdy was such a great experience! It’s set up so comfortably & it was very private. The dogs were so sweet (with us & our pup). The town is also a perfect setting for a little day adventure. We would certainly stay here again.
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Maria
August 2025
With pets
A nice View friendly dogs and a nice host… we had a great time exploring and relaxing . We are planning future trips a little longer .. thanks Chris and Bruce.
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Travis
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Masabaje Camp
Loved the dogs! The place was cute and peaceful. Not a bad drive to the Gorge and we slept well. Hip camp is just that and this is a hip camp. Thank you for the peace.
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Sam
July 2025
Weekend Trip to Masabaje Camp
This was the perfect weekend away - largely in part to Masabaje camp! The land was beautiful, the Tin Man a sweet and cozy landing place for the evening, and Pluto, Sun, and roaming cats were the sweetest new pet friends. Would stay again in a heartbeat.
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Starr
July 2025
Weekend Trip to Secluded goat pasture and lake view
I cannot express how lovely my night here was. We arrived late after dark and we were greeted so kindly by the host. Waking up in the morning to see the most beautiful property was a treat. I would absolutely stay here again, I only wish I had more time to stay there!
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Joseph
July 2025
1 night at Masabaje Camp
Very good place, would recommend it, it’s safe and a an excellent retreat for the night.
Facilities make it a plus, use of clean bathroom and shower.
Friendly owners.
Would be Happy to stay there again.
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Marti
July 2025
1 night at Masabaje Camp
Stayed in Bedford on a Monday night and it was extremely peaceful. Bathroom was such a nice treat for a spot like this after long hiking days. The dogs Sun & Pluto were a major highlight while missing our dog on this trip!
Would absolutely stay again!
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Damen
July 2025
Weekend Trip to Masabaje Camp
Nice comfortable bed. Nice warm shower available. Gas grill and fireplace. Beautiful countryside. Hosts were fantastic making sure we had everything we needed. Will definitely return.
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L.
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Secluded goat pasture and lake view
Sari has done wonderful job converting her flower barn into a quaint room. The Bouquet Barn was a unique and cozy stay. Sari was a wonderful host, and her animal friends were fun to interact with. The flower field was in bloom, and the view with Lake Chelan in the distance is spectacular.
The barn itself features a comfortable queen size bed, a lamp on a side table as well as overhead lighting, a refrigerator, microwave, and coffee maker. The outdoor dining area features a table with 4 chairs, an umbrella and a mat underneath. It ended up being little too cold for us to use the outdoor shower (cold water only), but she has a good shower setup on the deck. She did have a solar shower bag, but the overcast weather made heating the water difficult. The outhouse is in an ideal proximity to the barn. Sari had good, clear signage in the outhouse about the operation of the composting toilet.
I would recommend the Bouquet Barn to anyone who is looking for cozy and affordable accommodations for a night or even longer.
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Maureen
June 2025
2 nights at Masabaje Camp
I slept in Bedford and the mattress was super comfy and it was warm inside, despite a crazy windstorm. There was a power strip inside and cute string bulb lights for nighttime that plugged in. There was a lot of storage under the bed too. The spot was a little bit away from the other cabins giving it privacy, yet it was a quick walk to the bathroom and kitchen. It was super cool to have a fridge, stove, flush toilet, and showers. Delightful! The pond was cute but I didn't get to it much, too windy. The dogs were adorable and I fell in love with Pluto. Matt, the property manager, was awesome and very attentive. There was a group camping there too, and they were so generous and included me in all activities and meals! As a solo camper, it was a great experience. I would absolutely stay there again.
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Ellen
May 2025
Weekend Trip to Masabaje Camp
Birdy was unique and fun! The property/views are so pretty, the bus is right next to a cute little pond, and there are two very sweet dogs. Hope to come back!
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Chris
May 2025
With pets
70’s vibe. Not pretending to be fancy. Great glamping set up with shower and bathroom indoors. Friendly dogs. Stayed twice while biking in the area
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Zoe
April 2025
1 night at Secluded goat pasture and lake view
Sari and Rick were so lovely. We chatted while petting baby goats after arriving. The property was way high up, a beautiful view of the mountains and Lake Chelan. It was seriously incredible. The Bouquet Barn was cozy as hell, even getting down to 38 at night it was still so warm with the covers and very well insulated. The baby goats and other animals were so cute, and we got some petting in. They have two dogs, Rip and Moose and a little cat named Thomas. All so sweet! I kept leaving the barn to take in the view. Not just from the lake but behind the house, the rolling hills look like a painting. Rick and Sari, thank you for having us so early in the year! It was a much needed break from the city.
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The best farm glamping in Lake Wenatchee guide
Notable campgrounds
- Great for boating: Lake Wenatchee South Campground offers easy access to a public boat launch.
- Great for larger RVs: Lake Wenatchee North Campground has dump stations and plenty of pull-through utility sites suitable for RVs.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- You can reserve campsites and one of the two picnic areas over the phone or by using the Washington State Parks online reservation system. Reservations can be made up to nine months in advance. New sites go live at 7am Pacific Time.
- If you can't find a campsite for your entire stay, you can split your stay across two campsites without having to pay double reservation fees. However, this can only be done over the phone.
- Campsites operate on a first-come, first-served basis from mid-October until late March. Winter camping takes place in the south day-use area and Sno-Park permits are required.
When to go
If you like warm temperatures and aren't fond of rain, the best time to visit is in July or August, when weather is at its finest. However, plenty of people come for winter camping, when the park and its surroundings are covered with white snow, ideal for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and sledding. December is a great time to come to experience the holiday festivities in the nearby faux-Bavarian tourist town of Leavenworth.
Know before you go
- Lake Wenatchee Park Store sells basic prepared foods, espresso drinks, firewood, ice, and other supplies from Memorial Day Weekend to Labor Day Weekend.
- Outside of high season, the nearest place to pick up supplies is Leavenworth, where there are banks, a supermarket, gas stations, and lots of German-inspired restaurants.
- While there are heated restrooms and a hot shower for wintertime use, hookups are not available during the November through March offseason.
- Burn bans are common during the summer wildfire season. During such periods, campfires and some types of cooking devices are prohibited.
- You will not need a Discover Pass (annual access permit) if you are camping in the park.