The best river, stream, or creek campgrounds near Wilson Creek, Washington

Looking for a camping adventure near Wilson Creek, Washington? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 580 options available, you're sure to find the perfect campsite to suit your accommodation preference, whether it's Hidden Acres Orchards, Willow Creek Retreat, or The Lakes. These top campsites have garnered rave reviews, with up to 387 reviews. Plus, you'll find popular amenities like campfires, trash disposal, and toilets to make your stay comfortable. And if you're into horseback riding, whitewater paddling, or hiking, you'll have plenty of exciting activities to enjoy in the area. So get ready to pack your bags, because your camping adventure awaits!

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking for a camping adventure near Wilson Creek, Washington? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 580 options available, you're sure to find the perfect campsite to suit your accommodation preference, whether it's Hidden Acres Orchards, Willow Creek Retreat, or The Lakes. These top campsites have garnered rave reviews, with up to 387 reviews. Plus, you'll find popular amenities like campfires, trash disposal, and toilets to make your stay comfortable. And if you're into horseback riding, whitewater paddling, or hiking, you'll have plenty of exciting activities to enjoy in the area. So get ready to pack your bags, because your camping adventure awaits!

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Goose Creek RV Park & Cabin Rentals

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30mi from Wilson Creek · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging · Wilbur, WA

Established in 1974 by the Bell Family it had been Bell RV Park until our purchase of the park in 2017. With new owners and new upgrades to the park we felt it fitting to rename the park after the creek that flows to the north of the property, hence Goose Creek RV Park & Campground. Nestled in the rolling hills of wheat country, Goose Creek RV Park takes pride in its 5 acres of mature trees and landscape patio sites and cozy cabin rentals. Located on the east side in the town of Wilbur and walking distance to shopping and eateries. Swimming, golfing and pickle ball courts are all just minutes away. Come relax and unwind you will experience quite starry nights and wildlife that roams the park. Other attractions for summertime fun are Lake Roosevelt and Grand Coulee Dam, hiking and kayaking ion and around other smaller lakes in the area! Spokane International Airport and rental cars just an hour away. Hope to see you here in 2022!

2. Peterson Lake Ranch

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9.3mi from Wilson Creek · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Krupp, WA

Working Cattle Ranch. Lush spring green pastures. Crab Creek running through property. I still can't decide if I like the sunrise or the sunset more. Come camp and enjoy the peaceful environment.

3. Rufus Woods Camping and fishing !

47mi from Wilson Creek · 16 sites · Tents, RVs · Tolleson, WA

hey "Waterfront Camping at Rufus Woods – “The Flat Rock” About this space Welcome to a truly special spot on the banks of Rufus Woods Lake, just 4 miles north of Chief Joseph Dam. With ¾ mile of private waterfront access, this property is a hidden gem for fishing lovers, nature seekers, and group getaways. It’s right across the river from a state park, with scenic hiking trails and wildlife all around. This peaceful retreat offers dry camping for self-contained RVs, trailers, and motorhomes, with room for multiple campers across roughly 1 acre of cleared space. Whether you're gathering with friends or family, there's plenty of room to spread out, relax, and enjoy the great outdoors. Highlights: Legendary local fishing/swimming spot known as “The Flat Rock” — a favorite for generations Shore fishing is excellent, especially at the south end of Rufus Woods Small waterfall on Jordan Creek runs along the southern property line Only 10 minutes to Gamble Sands Golf Course Boat launch 3 miles away Rufus Woods Reservoir is famous for its trophy trout — including the state record! Your host is happy to share fishing tips and let you in on the best times to catch."

4. Bridgeport State Park

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35 sites · Bridgeport, Washington

Discover the scenic charm of Bridgeport State Park and its myriad of outdoor activities.

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5. Goose Creek RV & Campground

30mi from Wilson Creek · 1 site · Lodging · Wilbur, WA

Located off Hwy 2 and in the heart of wheat country we are just 20 minutes from Grand Coulee Dam / Lake Roosevelt. 30 minutes to Banks Lake and about 20 minutes to Hawk Creek and Coffee Pot Lake. Stay, Play and relax among the starry nights.... We have cabins that accomodate up to three people and our new Bunkhouse which sleeps 6.

6. Lake Cheland (on the river)

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48mi from Wilson Creek · 1 site · RV · Chelan, WA

- Beautiful river front, facing a mountain, camping spot. - 5 minutes to downtown Lake Chelan. - Water & power for up to 4 trailers. - Private dock for boating, jet skis and lounging on hot days. - Slow motion water current between the dock & land = easy to float. - Grass field to play lawn games on. - Large trailer pad up top to hang out on with chairs by the trailers etc.

7. RV on the River Unit A - Gorge

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49mi from Wilson Creek · 3 sites · RVs · Quincy, WA

Riverfront RV Spot in Sunland (RV Not Included) No tents or campers. Must have an RV with working bathroom to stay here. This is an RV spot to park an RV. Enjoy Sunland and our riverfront property. Perfect for relaxing getaways or concert weekends! 🛠️ Site Features: Full hookups: Water & power dump available 1 RV per spot 🚫 Important Notes: No on-site bathroom — RV required No cars allowed (Limited parking may be available by special request) 🏞️ Location Perks: Walk to the park, community store, and the popular Riverside Pizza Great spot for concert-goers! 🚐 Need a Ride? Local shuttles available by appointment To and from the Gorge approx $40 pp per day ➕ Need More Space? We have up to 3 RV spots available (Check out our other listings – subject to availability)

Public campgrounds near Wilson Creek

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Bridgeport Campground

47mi from Wilson Creek · 35 sites · Tents, RVs · in Bridgeport State Park

Stories from the community

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Jason

September 2025

23 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to Peterson Lake Ranch

Hauntingly serene and remote location in the basalt columned scablands of Eastern Washington on the unrestored portion of a family ranch in the Crab Creek bottoms. Interesting historic barns and structures with cool vintage retired machinery. It’s a new HipCamp and will likely get some improvements, like signage and some tidying of the immediate grounds and perhaps more detail in the listing. There’s only one hookup spot, so if it’s taken, you’ll be dry camping. But the host was amenable to getting some distance from the other guest while I was there. The price is very reasonable. The region has so few camping opportunities, I’m grateful they opened up this gem. BNSF trains run by a couple times an hour 200 yards away, but no crossings for miles, so no whistles.

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Francis

September 2025

37 ft travel trailer

4 nights at Peterson Lake Ranch

Out of way Ranch camp. Good place to explore Grand Coulee and other Glacial Remnants in the area.

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Mary

July 2025

Group trip

1 night at Goose Creek RV Park & Cabin Rentals

This is one of the rare places that is BETTER than the pictures! More like a nice hotel suite with a kitchen. Comfy extra wide bunks for my two teenagers and a private bedroom for us. So many thoughtful little touches—cool lamps, toiletries, and you don’t have to go outside for the immaculate bathroom. It’s in an RV/bunkhouse resort, so you walk or drive a bit to recreation. We were there to see the Grand Coulee—spectacular free night light show at the Dam and the turbine tour in the morning. (Free.) I include the picture of the view from the back bedroom because, while it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it’s very much mine. I was there to show my kids the immense scale of inland industrial infrastructure. There were decoupling trains in the early morning and my 17 year old and I watched the engines—and the deer—and talked about what it took to build American civilization, from the silos to the trains to the dams. It turned philosophical. Absolutely loved it and will be back.

Toma

July 2025

Tent

1 night at Peterson Lake Ranch

At first it was a bit scary to be all alone in this dead end valley on that abandoned farm but i really settled in and spent a nice evening there. Great sunset!