The best dog-friendly glamping near Orting

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Camping near Orting, Washington just got better with over 520 glamping options that accommodate pets! Enjoy the great outdoors in style with Hipcamp. Stay at top-rated campsites like WindWoodRivers (423 reviews), Nature Camp, Cabin and Farm (340 reviews), and Four Directions Retreat (300 reviews). Each campsite offers potable water, toilets, and showers, making your stay as comfortable as possible. Plus, with activities like wind sports, whitewater paddling, and biking, you'll never run out of things to do! Prices start as low as $25 and average around $79 per night. Book your glamping trip now and experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Island Base Camp

1. Island Base Camp

100%
(4)
34mi from Orting · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging · Shelton, WA
Located about an hour from Olympia, Tacoma and the Olympic National Forest. Hipcampers that stay at Island Base Camp will find themselves in a large grassy spot surrounded by evergreens and maple trees. Within 15 minutes are 3 places to launch boats, kayaks, etc., along with some beach access trails. Many hiking opportunities in the area. Berry picking and fresh apples in the summer on the property. If you are lucky, you will be greeted (and possibly herded) at some point by 2 friendly aussies that roam freely. Ducks and cats also live here. Saturday's 10-noon is a community Farmer's market at the island's community center. Don't miss Daisy Hill's cinnamon rolls, get there early. Shelton has many many activities and events going on all summer such as Oyster Fest, logging show, car shows, farmers markets, dalia and lavender farms, races at the Ridge motorsport, Vance Creek Railriders, also, on the island you can tour the wildcat sanctuary. Offered are 2 spots. One spot is for you to bring your RV and the other spot is equipped with a vintage trailer with outdoor kitchen. Check them out for best fit for you. If you enjoy duck eggs, please ask if the ducks are laying and
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$34
 / night
Christmas Tree Ridge

3. Christmas Tree Ridge

93%
(27)
42mi from Orting · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Belfair, WA
Welcome to Christmas Tree Ridge Hello, We live here full-time. Our space overlooks the Tahuya Valley to the south and sits above a deep, forested gully to the east. Once a Christmas tree farm, this land is now a quiet, off-grid spot to rest, explore, and recharge. Allisha offers hosting/planning for women’s-only camping retreats here. More details can be found within the individual booking options—reach out if you’re curious or want to know more. Future planned retreat dates. Contact for other dates. August 29st-31st. Retreat bookings are request only No other campers are booked during retreat weekends. 🏕 Site Overview: (See the site map in photos) Valley Ridge Lookout – Largest site, w/TiPi, big views, outdoor sink & shower, with outhouse nearby. West Perch – Smaller site with water and power, tucked along the western edge, pull through parking. Side Step – A simple park-n-camp offshoot along the lower driveway. Gully Vista – A hike-in, tent/hammock site, via a narrow trail down into the gullie. Most guests tent camp or bring vans. If your trailering, and the trailer weighs more than your 2WD tow vehicle, this place probably isn’t the best match. ✅ What Makes This Place Special: Backs up to 150+ acres of state timberland (10–20 year growth). Hunters: check regulations. Our new link trail connects to the Howell Lake ORV network—tight at first, then opens up. Trail map posted in outhouse. We’ve got firewood—might not be perfectly dry, but it burns. Bring kindling in wet seasons. Trash-free land. Please keep it clean. No glass (if you bring it, Do not break it). Howell Lake seasonal swimming hole nearby with rope swing. 2-mile hike (4/10 hardness) or 10-minute drive. Big night skies—great for moon/stargazing. Campground runs on solar. ⚠️ A Few Notes: Some sites have steep drops—stay alert, especially at night. 1-mile dirt driveway is bumpy—take it slow. 280ft water well, Fresh water, but passes through non drinking water rated tanks and lines so I can't legally recommend drinking it. Bring drinking water or use a filter. We love this land and look forward to sharing it with respectful guests. Let us know if you have any questions before you roll in.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$11
 / night
Mission Lake view from our dock at sunset over the Olympic Mountain range.

4. Rockland Woods

41mi from Orting · 4 sites · Lodging · Bremerton, WA
Escape to Rockland Woods: Your Pacific Northwest Rainforest Retreat Forest Discover Rockland Woods, a century-old rainforest where the quintessential magic of the Pacific Northwest comes alive. Immerse yourself in 20 acres of pristine nature, exploring three color-coded trails through a vibrant ecosystem of mosses, mushrooms, towering sword ferns, beavers, deer, owls, and the ever-charming banana slugs. Lake Just steps from your accommodation, a peaceful non-motorized lake awaits, complete with a private deck and paddlecraft for guests of our Tents, Lodge, or Treehouse. From the dock, watch breathtaking sunsets over the Olympic Mountain range and eagles soaring overhead as they fish. Take a refreshing night swim in summer or a bracing cold plunge in winter. Art Beyond the natural beauty, experience the unique creative energy of owners Shawn Landis and Jodi Rockwell. Marvel at awe-inspiring architecture designed and built (or lovingly remodeled) by Shawn. Discover exquisite ceramics by Jodi, crafted on-site and available in our shop. Supporting Artists Your stay directly supports Rockland Residency, a program founded by Shawn and Jodi that allows 10 artists twice annually to focus deeply on their creative process. On the premises, you’ll find Jodi’s clay studio, Shawn’s woodshop, secluded writers’ huts, sculptures, and even a forest swing. Basecamp to the Olympic Peninsula Using Rockland Woods as your basecamp, you’ll have easy access to the backcountry and coastal trails of the magnificent Olympic National Park. Within an hour, explore the Hood Canal, home to abundant shellfish, including oysters, mussels, and clams. The Olympic Peninsula is a true bucket-list destination and one of the great gems of the United States. Thank you for choosing Rockland Woods — your escape into art, nature, and community. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$84
 / night

Camping near Orting, Washington just got better with over 520 glamping options that accommodate pets! Enjoy the great outdoors in style with Hipcamp. Stay at top-rated campsites like WindWoodRivers (423 reviews), Nature Camp, Cabin and Farm (340 reviews), and Four Directions Retreat (300 reviews). Each campsite offers potable water, toilets, and showers, making your stay as comfortable as possible. Plus, with activities like wind sports, whitewater paddling, and biking, you'll never run out of things to do! Prices start as low as $25 and average around $79 per night. Book your glamping trip now and experience the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

97% (1.8K)

Top-rated campgrounds

Island Base Camp

1. Island Base Camp

100%
(4)
34mi from Orting · 2 sites · RVs, Lodging · Shelton, WA
Located about an hour from Olympia, Tacoma and the Olympic National Forest. Hipcampers that stay at Island Base Camp will find themselves in a large grassy spot surrounded by evergreens and maple trees. Within 15 minutes are 3 places to launch boats, kayaks, etc., along with some beach access trails. Many hiking opportunities in the area. Berry picking and fresh apples in the summer on the property. If you are lucky, you will be greeted (and possibly herded) at some point by 2 friendly aussies that roam freely. Ducks and cats also live here. Saturday's 10-noon is a community Farmer's market at the island's community center. Don't miss Daisy Hill's cinnamon rolls, get there early. Shelton has many many activities and events going on all summer such as Oyster Fest, logging show, car shows, farmers markets, dalia and lavender farms, races at the Ridge motorsport, Vance Creek Railriders, also, on the island you can tour the wildcat sanctuary. Offered are 2 spots. One spot is for you to bring your RV and the other spot is equipped with a vintage trailer with outdoor kitchen. Check them out for best fit for you. If you enjoy duck eggs, please ask if the ducks are laying and
Potable water
Toilets
Showers
from 
$34
 / night
Christmas Tree Ridge

3. Christmas Tree Ridge

93%
(27)
42mi from Orting · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Belfair, WA
Welcome to Christmas Tree Ridge Hello, We live here full-time. Our space overlooks the Tahuya Valley to the south and sits above a deep, forested gully to the east. Once a Christmas tree farm, this land is now a quiet, off-grid spot to rest, explore, and recharge. Allisha offers hosting/planning for women’s-only camping retreats here. More details can be found within the individual booking options—reach out if you’re curious or want to know more. Future planned retreat dates. Contact for other dates. August 29st-31st. Retreat bookings are request only No other campers are booked during retreat weekends. 🏕 Site Overview: (See the site map in photos) Valley Ridge Lookout – Largest site, w/TiPi, big views, outdoor sink & shower, with outhouse nearby. West Perch – Smaller site with water and power, tucked along the western edge, pull through parking. Side Step – A simple park-n-camp offshoot along the lower driveway. Gully Vista – A hike-in, tent/hammock site, via a narrow trail down into the gullie. Most guests tent camp or bring vans. If your trailering, and the trailer weighs more than your 2WD tow vehicle, this place probably isn’t the best match. ✅ What Makes This Place Special: Backs up to 150+ acres of state timberland (10–20 year growth). Hunters: check regulations. Our new link trail connects to the Howell Lake ORV network—tight at first, then opens up. Trail map posted in outhouse. We’ve got firewood—might not be perfectly dry, but it burns. Bring kindling in wet seasons. Trash-free land. Please keep it clean. No glass (if you bring it, Do not break it). Howell Lake seasonal swimming hole nearby with rope swing. 2-mile hike (4/10 hardness) or 10-minute drive. Big night skies—great for moon/stargazing. Campground runs on solar. ⚠️ A Few Notes: Some sites have steep drops—stay alert, especially at night. 1-mile dirt driveway is bumpy—take it slow. 280ft water well, Fresh water, but passes through non drinking water rated tanks and lines so I can't legally recommend drinking it. Bring drinking water or use a filter. We love this land and look forward to sharing it with respectful guests. Let us know if you have any questions before you roll in.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$11
 / night
Mission Lake view from our dock at sunset over the Olympic Mountain range.

4. Rockland Woods

41mi from Orting · 4 sites · Lodging · Bremerton, WA
Escape to Rockland Woods: Your Pacific Northwest Rainforest Retreat Forest Discover Rockland Woods, a century-old rainforest where the quintessential magic of the Pacific Northwest comes alive. Immerse yourself in 20 acres of pristine nature, exploring three color-coded trails through a vibrant ecosystem of mosses, mushrooms, towering sword ferns, beavers, deer, owls, and the ever-charming banana slugs. Lake Just steps from your accommodation, a peaceful non-motorized lake awaits, complete with a private deck and paddlecraft for guests of our Tents, Lodge, or Treehouse. From the dock, watch breathtaking sunsets over the Olympic Mountain range and eagles soaring overhead as they fish. Take a refreshing night swim in summer or a bracing cold plunge in winter. Art Beyond the natural beauty, experience the unique creative energy of owners Shawn Landis and Jodi Rockwell. Marvel at awe-inspiring architecture designed and built (or lovingly remodeled) by Shawn. Discover exquisite ceramics by Jodi, crafted on-site and available in our shop. Supporting Artists Your stay directly supports Rockland Residency, a program founded by Shawn and Jodi that allows 10 artists twice annually to focus deeply on their creative process. On the premises, you’ll find Jodi’s clay studio, Shawn’s woodshop, secluded writers’ huts, sculptures, and even a forest swing. Basecamp to the Olympic Peninsula Using Rockland Woods as your basecamp, you’ll have easy access to the backcountry and coastal trails of the magnificent Olympic National Park. Within an hour, explore the Hood Canal, home to abundant shellfish, including oysters, mussels, and clams. The Olympic Peninsula is a true bucket-list destination and one of the great gems of the United States. Thank you for choosing Rockland Woods — your escape into art, nature, and community. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$84
 / night

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