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The best river, stream, or creek glamping sites near Tokeland
98% (98) • 12 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Tokeland
Elkenmist
1. Elkenmist
97%
(63)
38mi from Tokeland · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to the the alchemy of Elkenmist! 125 acres nestled into 250,000 acres of mossy, mushroomy, forested fairy lands. Where the Willapa hills meet the mouth of the Columbia River.
We are a mellow regenerative agriculture farm and portal to liminal landscapes. Come meet the sheep, feed the horses, drink from the spring, meditate in the yurt, hike the hills and feed your spirit. Let the land attune you.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
2. Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
96%
(51)
49mi from Tokeland · 4 sites
Coffee Creek is an intentional community and working farm on the north side of Centralia, Washington. While our 11 acres feels very secluded, we are just 3 miles from historic downtown and 10 minutes from the freeway and shopping. An accessible oasis!
There is a park with swimming, fishing and hiking along the Skookumchuck river within a mile of the farm, in addition to the natural beauty found right here at home. We enjoy bird watching, exploring our forest, and relaxing around a fire when we aren't working on the farm.
Seasonal Strawberries and pastured poultry are our specialties, and we offer a wide variety of veggies and fruits. Farm fresh eggs are almost always available and we have organic meats to purchase and grill.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$105
/ night
Glamping In The Wild
3. Glamping In The Wild
100%
(5)
34mi from Tokeland · 2 sites
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape!
Just 90 minutes from either Portland or Seattle, this cozy glamping site is located on 220 secluded acres of private wilderness along the Chehalis River. Sleep in a cozy queen-size bed! There's propane heat, power, WIFI, and a lovely stone firepit.
Come relax, hike, and explore!
This wilderness campsite is located down a 2-mile gravel logging road which is steep and bumpy in a few places! Four-wheel drive is recommended in the wettest part of the winter, and please drive carefully any time of the year in whatever vehicle you bring.
As a guest, you are free to access any part of the 220-acre property except other campsites (there is currently only one).
This listing is located on The Riverbend Preserve, a private nature park, so there is no hunting, fishing, or foraging. Please do not discharge any firearms during your stay.
The forest to the west of the Preserve is Washington State land, and on occasion locals go up into the hills to target shoot. In the unlikely event that this happens during your stay, don't be alarmed; the British are *not* coming.
This land is a nature preserve with lots of wildlife. You're welcome to bring your pet, but keep small animals close to you as there are coyotes and predatory birds in abundance. Black bears and mountain lions also live in the hills, so please always be cautious while hiking and exploring.
If you use AT-T, Verizon, T-Mobile, US Cellular, or most major carriers you can expect good cell service. Single use or small cellular carriers may have intermittent signal or no signal at all after you leave the City of Chehalis behind.
Most important of all, relax and enjoy your stay in this incredibly peaceful and secluded valley.
Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints!
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$90
/ night
Hidden Pillar Retreat
4. Hidden Pillar Retreat
34mi from Tokeland · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Escape to 13 acres of peaceful Pacific Northwest forest where the Columbia River meets towering trees, and stillness replaces the noise of everyday life. Wake to bald eagles calling overhead. Spend your days hiking wooded trails, watching river traffic, or listening to waves lap the rocky shore. Gather around evening fires under the stars, surrounded by nothing but wind in the trees and the quiet you've been craving.
This place is great for:
- Solo adventurers and couples wanting private, self-sufficient camping
- Artists and creatives seeking inspiring retreat space
- Meditation and forest bathing groups drawn to collective quiet
- Scouts, clubs, or church groups seeking authentic outdoor experiences
- Intentional small gatherings—low-key family reunions or friend groups united by peace, not parties
There are three distinct areas to Hidden Pillar. Creekside and/or Riverside camp site bookings do not include access to structures at the cabin.
- Off-grid cabin with wood stove, composting toilet, solar power, outdoor kitchen with basic supplies and grill, picnic shelter, and group camp (up to 10 tents)
- Creekside primitive camp on a bluff overlooking the river—secluded, wooded
- Riverside clearing with picnic table, fire pit and river views—most accessible site including access for some RV's
All sites include access to on-site trails, shared Columbia River shoreline access, and portable toilets.
What to Know Before You Book
The cabin sleeps 3 adults comfortably and has basic amenities inside: bed and futon with bedding, chairs and table, games and a small library. The outdoor kitchen includes two picnic tables, a gas and charcoal grill with burner, basic cooking equipment, and dishes for 8. Propane and wood fire pits are included.
Camping at Hidden Pillar is a primitive, off-grid experience:
- No electricity; no running water
- Bring all water or purification system; pack out all trash
- Gravel roads are steep and rutted—high-clearance vehicle recommended for cabin and Creekside access
Hidden Pillar Retreat provides easy access to Southwest Washington Coast beaches, historic river towns (Skamokawa, Cathlamet, Astoria), Julia Butler Hansen Wildlife Refuge, and excellent boating/kayaking.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
American Sunset RV & Tent Resort
5. American Sunset RV & Tent Resort
14mi from Tokeland · 61 sites
American Sunset RV & Tent Resort stands out as a unique family-owned campground nestled in the picturesque Westport, Washington. Open year-round, this inviting destination allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the coast through every season.
The resort's prime location places you right at the heart of Westport, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Westport is renowned for its year-round recreational opportunities, including fishing, surfing, clamming, beachcombing, crabbing, and even whale watching.
Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, American Sunset RV & Tent Resort offers the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural features of the area, as well as nearby restaurants and shops. Experience the charm and excitement of Westport while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of this exceptional campground.
Copalis River RV Park
6. Copalis River RV Park
30mi from Tokeland · 60 sites
Nestled in the heart of Copalis Beach, Washington, the Driftwood RV Resort and Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Located just north of Ocean Shores and Ocean City along State Route 109.
Our campground provides easy access to these vibrant beach communities. Venture further north to discover the stunning coastal towns of Seabrook, Pacific Beach, and Mo clips, where you can explore some of the finest beaches, cliffs, streams, and rivers that Washington's coastline has to offer.
Originally established in the 1930s for clamming and fishing, the Driftwood RV Resort has undergone significant upgrades since we acquired the park in 2013. We have installed new underground utilities, ensuring that each site is equipped with 20/30/50 amp electric service, HD cable TV, WiFi and fresh water from a newly drilled well. Our modern septic systems provide added convenience for our guests.
Our campground features a variety of accommodations to suit your needs, including eight spacious pull-thru sites measuring 70 feet long and 35 feet wide, as well as 42 back-in sites that are 60 feet long and 45 feet wide.
98% (98) • 12 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Tokeland
Elkenmist
1. Elkenmist
97%
(63)
38mi from Tokeland · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Welcome to the the alchemy of Elkenmist! 125 acres nestled into 250,000 acres of mossy, mushroomy, forested fairy lands. Where the Willapa hills meet the mouth of the Columbia River.
We are a mellow regenerative agriculture farm and portal to liminal landscapes. Come meet the sheep, feed the horses, drink from the spring, meditate in the yurt, hike the hills and feed your spirit. Let the land attune you.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
2. Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
96%
(51)
49mi from Tokeland · 4 sites
Coffee Creek is an intentional community and working farm on the north side of Centralia, Washington. While our 11 acres feels very secluded, we are just 3 miles from historic downtown and 10 minutes from the freeway and shopping. An accessible oasis!
There is a park with swimming, fishing and hiking along the Skookumchuck river within a mile of the farm, in addition to the natural beauty found right here at home. We enjoy bird watching, exploring our forest, and relaxing around a fire when we aren't working on the farm.
Seasonal Strawberries and pastured poultry are our specialties, and we offer a wide variety of veggies and fruits. Farm fresh eggs are almost always available and we have organic meats to purchase and grill.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$105
/ night
Glamping In The Wild
3. Glamping In The Wild
100%
(5)
34mi from Tokeland · 2 sites
Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape!
Just 90 minutes from either Portland or Seattle, this cozy glamping site is located on 220 secluded acres of private wilderness along the Chehalis River. Sleep in a cozy queen-size bed! There's propane heat, power, WIFI, and a lovely stone firepit.
Come relax, hike, and explore!
This wilderness campsite is located down a 2-mile gravel logging road which is steep and bumpy in a few places! Four-wheel drive is recommended in the wettest part of the winter, and please drive carefully any time of the year in whatever vehicle you bring.
As a guest, you are free to access any part of the 220-acre property except other campsites (there is currently only one).
This listing is located on The Riverbend Preserve, a private nature park, so there is no hunting, fishing, or foraging. Please do not discharge any firearms during your stay.
The forest to the west of the Preserve is Washington State land, and on occasion locals go up into the hills to target shoot. In the unlikely event that this happens during your stay, don't be alarmed; the British are *not* coming.
This land is a nature preserve with lots of wildlife. You're welcome to bring your pet, but keep small animals close to you as there are coyotes and predatory birds in abundance. Black bears and mountain lions also live in the hills, so please always be cautious while hiking and exploring.
If you use AT-T, Verizon, T-Mobile, US Cellular, or most major carriers you can expect good cell service. Single use or small cellular carriers may have intermittent signal or no signal at all after you leave the City of Chehalis behind.
Most important of all, relax and enjoy your stay in this incredibly peaceful and secluded valley.
Take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints!
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$90
/ night
Hidden Pillar Retreat
4. Hidden Pillar Retreat
34mi from Tokeland · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
Escape to 13 acres of peaceful Pacific Northwest forest where the Columbia River meets towering trees, and stillness replaces the noise of everyday life. Wake to bald eagles calling overhead. Spend your days hiking wooded trails, watching river traffic, or listening to waves lap the rocky shore. Gather around evening fires under the stars, surrounded by nothing but wind in the trees and the quiet you've been craving.
This place is great for:
- Solo adventurers and couples wanting private, self-sufficient camping
- Artists and creatives seeking inspiring retreat space
- Meditation and forest bathing groups drawn to collective quiet
- Scouts, clubs, or church groups seeking authentic outdoor experiences
- Intentional small gatherings—low-key family reunions or friend groups united by peace, not parties
There are three distinct areas to Hidden Pillar. Creekside and/or Riverside camp site bookings do not include access to structures at the cabin.
- Off-grid cabin with wood stove, composting toilet, solar power, outdoor kitchen with basic supplies and grill, picnic shelter, and group camp (up to 10 tents)
- Creekside primitive camp on a bluff overlooking the river—secluded, wooded
- Riverside clearing with picnic table, fire pit and river views—most accessible site including access for some RV's
All sites include access to on-site trails, shared Columbia River shoreline access, and portable toilets.
What to Know Before You Book
The cabin sleeps 3 adults comfortably and has basic amenities inside: bed and futon with bedding, chairs and table, games and a small library. The outdoor kitchen includes two picnic tables, a gas and charcoal grill with burner, basic cooking equipment, and dishes for 8. Propane and wood fire pits are included.
Camping at Hidden Pillar is a primitive, off-grid experience:
- No electricity; no running water
- Bring all water or purification system; pack out all trash
- Gravel roads are steep and rutted—high-clearance vehicle recommended for cabin and Creekside access
Hidden Pillar Retreat provides easy access to Southwest Washington Coast beaches, historic river towns (Skamokawa, Cathlamet, Astoria), Julia Butler Hansen Wildlife Refuge, and excellent boating/kayaking.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
American Sunset RV & Tent Resort
5. American Sunset RV & Tent Resort
14mi from Tokeland · 61 sites
American Sunset RV & Tent Resort stands out as a unique family-owned campground nestled in the picturesque Westport, Washington. Open year-round, this inviting destination allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the coast through every season.
The resort's prime location places you right at the heart of Westport, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Westport is renowned for its year-round recreational opportunities, including fishing, surfing, clamming, beachcombing, crabbing, and even whale watching.
Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, American Sunset RV & Tent Resort offers the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural features of the area, as well as nearby restaurants and shops. Experience the charm and excitement of Westport while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of this exceptional campground.
Copalis River RV Park
6. Copalis River RV Park
30mi from Tokeland · 60 sites
Nestled in the heart of Copalis Beach, Washington, the Driftwood RV Resort and Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Located just north of Ocean Shores and Ocean City along State Route 109.
Our campground provides easy access to these vibrant beach communities. Venture further north to discover the stunning coastal towns of Seabrook, Pacific Beach, and Mo clips, where you can explore some of the finest beaches, cliffs, streams, and rivers that Washington's coastline has to offer.
Originally established in the 1930s for clamming and fishing, the Driftwood RV Resort has undergone significant upgrades since we acquired the park in 2013. We have installed new underground utilities, ensuring that each site is equipped with 20/30/50 amp electric service, HD cable TV, WiFi and fresh water from a newly drilled well. Our modern septic systems provide added convenience for our guests.
Our campground features a variety of accommodations to suit your needs, including eight spacious pull-thru sites measuring 70 feet long and 35 feet wide, as well as 42 back-in sites that are 60 feet long and 45 feet wide.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Joia
February 2026
With pets
This cabin was perfect for our little weekend getaway! So easy to get to and everything was taken care of for us:) The cabin was well stocked with everything to make delicious meals and to cozy up with a fire! Could not recommend this place enough
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Anavay
January 2026
Weekend Trip to Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
The tree house we stayed in was dry and had everything we needed to make delicious meals. My favourite part of the trip was the hot tub that Mokey set up for my sis and I. Mokey was also responsive to our needs and overall a lovely host to have.
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quinn
January 2026
2 nights at Elkenmist
Most magical place in the world. Den is a wonderful host and it is a treat to get to stay here.
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Jessica
December 2025
Weekend Trip to Elkenmist
The yurt was a perfect way to winter camp and stay semi-warm in the process. The sauna was restorative and the showers had somewhat warm water (better than freezing!) Lots of woods/trails to explore. Saw some elk roaming on our last mornigng there. Will definitely be coming back when its warmer!
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Alicia
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Coffee Creek Community & Gardens
I loved the location, it was decently close to the main city but still was extremely tranquil! I’ll definitely be coming back, our host was so sweet and we had a friendly kitty stay with us in the cabin.
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Gretchen
October 2025
With pets
Cannot recommend enough, a really magical place. The yurt was kept warm with the wood burning stove and the sauna was an absolute treat. We loved talking to all the folks at the farm, can't wait to go back!
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Mitch & Taylor
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Glamping In The Wild
We truly loved the space and freedom we had to roam and play with the dogs. The river was perfect for a hot day and we can’t wait to come back
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Samir
September 2025
With kids
Frankly speaking. this was one of the best camping trips we ever had. Booked it at a very last minute and upon getting there, while rather basic, the whole experience just blew us away. Such a peaceful and tranquil place! The mornings were surreal, no car noises, no airplanes, just birds and nothing else! Furthermore, to my surprise our kids were spending hours around sheep and never mentioned they were bored (WIFI is only available in around the outdoor kitchen) and we didn’t have a reception, which was great, a true gadget detox 🙂. Once again this was a great experience and we can’t wait to get back there!
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Crystal
September 2025
With kids
Had a great time staying at the Yurt! The compostimg toilets were extra clean. The land and location was beautiful. We did the farm tour and got to see how they sustain themselves, which was awesome to see. Brought 2 toddlers who had fun running on the land and eating blueberries.
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Heather
August 2025
With pets
Had the best glamping trip in Pe Ell with my family—total private preserve with our own swimming hole and no crowds, just us and nature. Our dog loved roaming off-leash the whole weekend. It was super relaxing and honestly an ideal escape from the Labor Day chaos. Huge bonus: Marc (the host) was really responsive, answering questions fast and making sure we felt welcome the whole time. Can’t wait to go back!
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langston
August 2025
2 nights at Elkenmist
Den made spending my 43rd here pretty smooth and carefree. The wood burning sauna, which he built (!!!!!), was amazing and it was just nice being natural and free ^_^ he also built the yurt, which was cool. Loved the outdoor kitchen, too. Tons of berries to eat everywhere. Will try to visit again!
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Jenny
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Elkenmist
Camping here was amazing!! The peace and the natural beauty were amazing! The composting toilets didn't smell at all. So refeshing. The outdoor kitchen had all the basics with a fun vibe!
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Rosemary
August 2025
With kids
Was a nice place to stay after exploring the Skamokawa Vista Park. If you come here I would definitely take the time to go to the state park. Was peaceful at the Yurt. Toilet was nice and clean and had a nice space to wash hands. No complaints.
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Brian
August 2025
With pets
I loved the pure tranquility of this place. Really private BUT with all the amenities you would find within a house like fridge, fan, microwave, and more. There is a trail thats about 15 mins or from the tent that leads to a gem of river swimming area that was BEAUTIFUL. The shower and bathroom are right behind the outside of the tent and were nice too.
Will def be back when I have the chance.
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Yarely
August 2025
With kids
Super cute yurt! I love the environment. It was serene and beautiful. My 9 year old and I really enjoyed it. He had a blast playing the thongophone on the wall. I have no idea how he knew how to play it. But it was definitely a very peaceful rendition of Mary had a little lamb. Definitely bring your own bedding. It gets chilly at night without the stove on. The futons aren’t the most comfy. But definitely a great experience full of adventure!
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Alan
August 2025
1 night at Elkenmist
Absolutely incredible spot. The pictures don’t do it justice but it’s surrounded by gorgeous Mountain views and rolling hills. Both Den and Max are super great guys and very helpful. The land feels peaceful and magical, we really didn’t want to leave. My partner and I can’t wait to come back!!
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Sunni
August 2025
With kids
We stayed 2 nights, one in the yurt which was magical and whimsical and everything a girls trip or romantic getaway needs, Including a very nicely kept out house attached to the yurt. The yurts was furnished with floor pads of different thickness , with lots of pillows, throw blankets and a wood stove too.
The second night we used the bell tents. Some had floor pads, some did not. The red one was smaller, but had its own fire pit. The blue one was smaller as well, but was closer to on-site amenities on both sides.
A quick walk down the road and over a small bridge, Den had tge most enchanting outdoor kitchen. Pictures provided. It felt like several large families could all eat in the same space without being to evasive. The kitchen had almost all the amenities one could need and then some.
Directly around the corner from the outdoor kitchen was a wooded area with hammocks and lights which felt intimate and cozy. Not too far from that, was an old school sauna and a really well made but rustic outdoor shower.
Over all, Den's farm was rustic and charming and highly recommend a stay here.
Thankyou, Den!
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Michael
July 2025
2 nights at Glamping In The Wild
This was a wonderful place to stay and stargaze! You have the best of both worlds -camping and facilities. Dogs can be off leash as there’s a huge huge meadow for them to play in.
No one else was around and it was beautiful.
I would definitely go back
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Kathleen
July 2025
With kids
We enjoyed the yurt at Elkenmist. The creek nearby was lovely and the huge maple shading it was beautiful.
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Tiffany
July 2025
3 nights at Glamping In The Wild
Riverbend Preserve is absolutely magical. The meadow was such a peaceful, beautiful location to camp at. We got to witness the fog rolling in late evening and early morning, elk grazing, hawks hunting...it filled our hearts with joy to see wildlife just being wild and being able to just BE. There are paths to explore, a beautiful beach on the river, and we had everything we needed at the tent for a stress-free getaway. There's such diverse vegetation from one corner of the preserve to the other and we can't wait to return to see the changes as the preserve continues to flourish.
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