The best dog-friendly RV camping in Lake Wenatchee

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Just over a two-hour drive from Seattle, Lake Wenatchee State Park offers nearly 500 acres of beautiful forest scenery and direct access to a pristine alpine lake. There are tons of things to do in the park no matter the season. Summertime activities include kayaking, volleyball, fishing, and exploring miles of biking and hiking trails, while wintertime is popular for sledding and cross-country skiing. Camping here is split between the North Park and South Park, both of which have fire rings, flush toilets, picnic tables, and ADA amenities.

97% (3.6K)

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Riverfront Skykomish Camping 6+

3. Riverfront Skykomish Camping 6+

89%
(40)
3 sites · Tents, RVs · Gold Bar, WA
Secluded riverfront campsite in a gated community, located just above Canyon Falls on the South Fork of the Skykomish River. The site is surrounded by large redwood and maple trees for plenty of shade and privacy. There’s space for tents, extra RVs, or car camping. Site includes 110V power outlets (with extension cords), a hose water hookup (potable), picnic table, deck, and BBQ. The river is just steps away with private beach access. Great for fishing, floating, relaxing, and enjoying the scenery. A calm, slow-moving swimming hole is located a few hundred yards upriver and is great for a dip. Important Notes: - Please coordinate before booking if you have a larger RV or trailer. The road is private and narrow. - Cell service is limited in the area. - **Do not float downstream- Canyon Falls is only about ½ mile away, just past the train bridge.** -There is a Porta Potty on site for use. Nearby, you’ll find great hiking, wildlife, and waterfalls, and the famous Espresso Chalet with views of Bridalveil Falls. Quiet, private, and a great base for exploring the outdoors! Reach out if you have any questions or need additional information before booking!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$116
 / night
RV/Tiny Home Space with Epic Views

4. RV/Tiny Home Space with Epic Views

1 site · RV · Cashmere, WA
Amazing tiny home / RV spot 6 miles outside of Cashmere, Wa near Leavenworth. Minimum 1 month stay. We are 1/4 mile up a dirt road from the paved road. We have had a 40' motorhome and a 30' camp trailer able to maneuver in the space. Road is usually good May-Oct. Nov-March would need to stay put until melt and AWD and snow tires are mandatory. The owners live onsite and handle all snow maintenance and keep the road accessible for a normal work schedule. Our home is visible from the space about 50' away. Included water, internet, septic and power. Incredible views. ►We are looking for a quiet low impact tenant, that wants to be off the beaten path ►10-15 minutes from town at 2600 ft elevation, up a steep 1/2 mile gravel road. ►Max 2 people ►Max 2 operable vehicles ►AWD vehicle REQUIRED. REQUIRES SNOW TIRES November- March. ►Owners do all the plowing. ►3+ month lease. You will NOT be able to get your trailer/RV/Tiny Home down from Nov 1 to March 1.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$25
 / night
Kountry Riverside Hideaway

5. Kountry Riverside Hideaway

100%
(41)
2 sites · RVs · Methow, WA
Nestled in the beautiful town of Methow, you'll have the sound, views and access to the Methow River right from our 5 acre property plus the views of nearby mountain ranges. There's local river rafting company nearby to raft the river or find a spot upriver to put in your own tube and float the river right to us. Area is flat, private and the perfect place to hideaway. Enjoy bird watching and other possible wildlife sightings too. You're pretty close to everything depending on which way you want to go. Pateros, Brewster, Chelan, Wenatchee, Twisp, Winthrop, Alta Lake State Park, other State parks, golfing, wineries, hiking, biking, skiing are just a few things and areas and even Leavenworth is about 90 minutes away. If you prefer to do nothing and just enjoy the relaxation of sitting by the river you'll find peace at our little Kountry Riverside Hideaway! Whether you want to stay a night, a few days or more we hope you love it here. Come get away and escape the hustle and bustle!
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$107
 / night

Just over a two-hour drive from Seattle, Lake Wenatchee State Park offers nearly 500 acres of beautiful forest scenery and direct access to a pristine alpine lake. There are tons of things to do in the park no matter the season. Summertime activities include kayaking, volleyball, fishing, and exploring miles of biking and hiking trails, while wintertime is popular for sledding and cross-country skiing. Camping here is split between the North Park and South Park, both of which have fire rings, flush toilets, picnic tables, and ADA amenities.

97% (3.6K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Riverfront Skykomish Camping 6+

3. Riverfront Skykomish Camping 6+

89%
(40)
3 sites · Tents, RVs · Gold Bar, WA
Secluded riverfront campsite in a gated community, located just above Canyon Falls on the South Fork of the Skykomish River. The site is surrounded by large redwood and maple trees for plenty of shade and privacy. There’s space for tents, extra RVs, or car camping. Site includes 110V power outlets (with extension cords), a hose water hookup (potable), picnic table, deck, and BBQ. The river is just steps away with private beach access. Great for fishing, floating, relaxing, and enjoying the scenery. A calm, slow-moving swimming hole is located a few hundred yards upriver and is great for a dip. Important Notes: - Please coordinate before booking if you have a larger RV or trailer. The road is private and narrow. - Cell service is limited in the area. - **Do not float downstream- Canyon Falls is only about ½ mile away, just past the train bridge.** -There is a Porta Potty on site for use. Nearby, you’ll find great hiking, wildlife, and waterfalls, and the famous Espresso Chalet with views of Bridalveil Falls. Quiet, private, and a great base for exploring the outdoors! Reach out if you have any questions or need additional information before booking!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$116
 / night
RV/Tiny Home Space with Epic Views

4. RV/Tiny Home Space with Epic Views

1 site · RV · Cashmere, WA
Amazing tiny home / RV spot 6 miles outside of Cashmere, Wa near Leavenworth. Minimum 1 month stay. We are 1/4 mile up a dirt road from the paved road. We have had a 40' motorhome and a 30' camp trailer able to maneuver in the space. Road is usually good May-Oct. Nov-March would need to stay put until melt and AWD and snow tires are mandatory. The owners live onsite and handle all snow maintenance and keep the road accessible for a normal work schedule. Our home is visible from the space about 50' away. Included water, internet, septic and power. Incredible views. ►We are looking for a quiet low impact tenant, that wants to be off the beaten path ►10-15 minutes from town at 2600 ft elevation, up a steep 1/2 mile gravel road. ►Max 2 people ►Max 2 operable vehicles ►AWD vehicle REQUIRED. REQUIRES SNOW TIRES November- March. ►Owners do all the plowing. ►3+ month lease. You will NOT be able to get your trailer/RV/Tiny Home down from Nov 1 to March 1.
Potable water
Trash
from 
$25
 / night
Kountry Riverside Hideaway

5. Kountry Riverside Hideaway

100%
(41)
2 sites · RVs · Methow, WA
Nestled in the beautiful town of Methow, you'll have the sound, views and access to the Methow River right from our 5 acre property plus the views of nearby mountain ranges. There's local river rafting company nearby to raft the river or find a spot upriver to put in your own tube and float the river right to us. Area is flat, private and the perfect place to hideaway. Enjoy bird watching and other possible wildlife sightings too. You're pretty close to everything depending on which way you want to go. Pateros, Brewster, Chelan, Wenatchee, Twisp, Winthrop, Alta Lake State Park, other State parks, golfing, wineries, hiking, biking, skiing are just a few things and areas and even Leavenworth is about 90 minutes away. If you prefer to do nothing and just enjoy the relaxation of sitting by the river you'll find peace at our little Kountry Riverside Hideaway! Whether you want to stay a night, a few days or more we hope you love it here. Come get away and escape the hustle and bustle!
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$107
 / night

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The best dog-friendly RV camping 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

  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.

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