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Timber Canyon Ranch @ Money Creek

Hosted by Travis · Skykomish, Washington

3 sites · RV, Tent · 50 acres

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4 reviews

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Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.

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Escape to the peaceful beauty of Washington’s Cascades at Timber Canyon Ranch @ Money Creek. Featuring three classic creekside campsites, these quiet retreats each sit on their own individual 10 acreage site. Each offering provides a private pet friendly amount of space where you don’t have to listen to your neighbors dogs, music, etc.. You’ll find yourself surrounded by towering trees, immersed in fresh mountain air, and the soothing sounds of Money Creek. Perfect for tent campers and nature lovers who prefer to car camp, these scenic creekside campsites all offer a relaxing getaway just steps from the water and close to hiking, fishing, a natural cold plunge and several other outdoor adventures. Whether you’re looking for a peaceful weekend getaway or a week immersed in nature, these cozy creekside settings provides the perfect respite to unwind beneath the stars. Also, unlike many of the other sites in the area, there’s no need to worry about train noise or train encounters while staying with us at Timber Canyon Ranch. Please remember to clean up your waste and anything your dog leaves behind ;) We’ve had zero issues yet and desperately want to keep it that way (hence the $100 fine if we find something you’ve left). Some final notes dedicated to safety: Be careful standing and walking on the rocks near the water! Many of them are more slippery than you’d expect and people have gotten severely injured- thankfully not at our site! Our trails to each creekside campsite also require intermediate to advanced skill based on both tripping hazards as well as raw steepness. For your safety, do not book these sites if you are not comfortable navigating extreme terrain!

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Maple Grove Falls - Creekside

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 6 · Vehicles under 10 ft

We have four chairs Creekside with a small campfire pit and enough room for two medium sized tents. Excellent locations for hammocks as well as a small fishing or swimming hole. Perfect site for up to four campers. Entrance to the campsite can be found on Money Creek Road, and is marked by an American flag hanging from the tree. The campsite is only about a 3 1/2 mile drive from the Skykomish River Bridge (off of Hwy 2) and only a two mile drive past the Money Creek bridge. Car parking is within a one minute walk and unlike many campsites in the area there is no need to worry about train noise or train encounters. Please also remember to clean up your waste and anything your dog leaves behind ;) We’ve had zero issues yet and desperately want to keep it that way (hence the $100 fine if we find something you’ve left). A final note on safety: be careful standing and walking on the rocks near the water! Many of them are more slippery than you’d expect and people have gotten severely injured- thankfully not at our site! *Mosquitoes are bad this year- bring repellant*

Short walk to site

4WD recommended

Campfires allowed

No toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

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Blue Hole Beach - Creekside

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 10 ft

We have two chairs Creekside with a small campfire pit and a nice spot for swimming to cool off during a Summer day. Excellent location for fishing or a small swimming hole. Picturesque is an understatement. The campsite is about a 3 1/2 mile drive from the Skykomish River Bridge (off of Hwy 2) and only about a two mile drive past the Money Creek bridge. Entrance to the campsite can be found on Money Creek Road, and is marked by a blue toboggan sled hanging from the tree. Campsite is just down a steep dirt slope and a short three minute walk upstream from there. ***This is a new trail so still lots of bushes and sticks to trip on! It’s about a two to three minute walk upstream once you make your way down the treacherous dirt slope (next to the blue toboggan). Also there isn’t an ideal spot for a tent, only a few decent (at best) areas. Car camping is super close and recommended - about two hundred steps from the campsite. Lots of dead wood on trail… makes for lots of tripping hazards but feel free to use the wood for your campfire. There’s several great spots for fires on the rocks. Also, unlike many of the other sites in the area, there’s no need to worry about train noise or train encounters while staying with us at Timber Canyon Ranch. Please remember to clean up your waste and anything your dog leaves behind ;) We’ve had zero issues yet and desperately want to keep it that way (hence the $100 fine if we find something you’ve left). A final note on safety: be careful standing and walking on the rocks near the water! Many of them are more slippery than you’d expect and people have gotten severely injured- thankfully not at our site! Also, the trail to this creekside campsite requires intermediate to advanced skill based on both tripping hazards as well as raw steepness. For your safety, do not book this site if you are not comfortable navigating extreme terrain! Lastly, a quick note on capacity: the site CAN accommodate 4 people but two is a more comfortable number. Please note that the mosquitoes are bad this year so bring plenty of repellent.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

No toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

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Big Rock Beach - Creekside

RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 10 ft

**pricing currently discounted because the site is new and there is still lots of brush and, although the trail is only three minutes long from car to camp, it’s in quite treacherous shape!** ONLY advanced / experienced hikers / campers please We have two chairs creekside and two more 20 steps away (in the woods). The campsite is about a 3 1/2 mile drive from the Skykomish River Bridge (off of Hwy 2) and just under a two mile drive past the Money Creek bridge. Entrance to the campsite can be found on Money Creek Road, and is marked by a small red toboggan sled hanging from the tree. Campsite is just down a treacherously steep dirt slope (pallet can be carefully used as a ladder) and a short but tricky (new site so still lots of bushes and sticks to trip on) four minute walk upstream from there. Also there isn’t an ideal spot for a tent, only a few decent (at best) areas. Car camping is super close and recommended - about two hundred steps from the campsite. Lots of dead wood on trail… feel free to use for campfire. There’s a great sport for fires on the rocks. A final note on safety: be careful standing and walking on the rocks near the water! Many of them are more slippery than you’d expect and people have gotten severely injured- thankfully not at our site! Also, unlike many of the other sites in the area, there’s no need to worry about train noise or train encounters while staying with us at Timber Canyon Ranch. Please remember to clean up your waste and anything your dog leaves behind ;) We’ve had zero issues yet and desperately want to keep it that way (hence the $100 fine if we find something you’ve left). The trail to this creekside campsite requires intermediate to advanced skill based on both tripping hazards as well as raw steepness. For your safety, do not book this site if you are not comfortable navigating extreme terrain! Lastly, a quick note on capacity: the site CAN accommodate 4 people but two is a much more comfortable number based on small size of the beach. Please note that the mosquitoes are bad this year so bring plenty of repellent.

Short walk to site

Campfires allowed

No toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

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100% Recommend4 ratings · 4 reviews

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· June 2026

Tent ·

Blue Hole Beach - Creekside

My doggos and I had the most magical time visiting The Blue Hole of the Cascades. I have been to the blue grotto in Capri and the blue lagoon in Iceland and the vibe is just as magical.. and no lines!!! And not an air flight! It is primitive camping, the magic is there you bring the gear. I have a huge 6 person tent.. idk why.. and it was easy to put up and have ample room in the cleared out mostly level space. I could see 2, 2 person tents easily finding space with plenty of room for dancing, playing cards, to have a cooking station and 4 people around the fire. Well.maybe not all that at the same time lol. The rocky beach could also have chairs and I could see my brother or sons deciding to cowboy camp there easily. There is a level pull out at the entrance to walk down to the camping spot. You walk down about 10 steep trail style stairs where you then reach a short walk path to the site. I'm a short 54 yr old female ..it was do able solo for me. I have about 4 camping bins and a tent took 4 trips. There were mosquitos..it is early summer camping, so to me that was to be expected but not back woods naked and affraid style. The creek and beach were beautiful and had direct/filtered sun from about 1015 to 445 after that it was filtered sun lite in camp. I think the pics and reviews don't do it justice. Also Ludskis is a sort drive!! Yum sandwiches. You can see the road from the camp site, but we saw 5 cars total over 3 days. Select reserve.

Kimberley S.

1 review

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· June 2026

Tent ·

Maple Grove Falls - Creekside

Perfect secluded spot right on the creek to camp! we pitched a tent and was perfect! mosquitos are definitely out make sure you bring bug spray! The gate stated on the description is on the right and the campsite is down on the left!

Marina K.

4 years on Hipcamp

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· June 2026

Tent ·

Maple Grove Falls - Creekside

Amazing secluded site right on Money Creek. This is a great spot for a peaceful camp away from crowds. Travis is communicative and helpful.

Julian Y.

4 reviews

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· May 2026

Lovely Campsite

Tent · With pets ·

Maple Grove Falls - Creekside

Spent Memorial Day weekend camping at Travis's Money Creek campsite. The campsite is enclosed in green lush forest and ferns and the creek is clear, clean and pristine. A perfect space for lounging, reading, hanging with friends and family or just disconnecting for a bit.

Garrett C.

1 month on Hipcamp

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Skykomish, King County, Washington, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Travis M.

Joined in May 2026

Timber Canyon Ranch @ Money Creek

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