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The best camping in Mount Spokane State Park, WA
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The best camping in Mount Spokane State Park, WA
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Christopher
October 2025
With pets
Sara’s cabin was a perfect last stop on our road trip. It was so clean, quiet, and cozy. The morning stroll through the property down to the river with the dogs was refreshing and peaceful. I wished I could have stayed longer! I would absolutely go back on any future Spokane trips.
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Ryan
October 2025
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Katie
October 2025
Tent
The site was perfect, for our 2 day trip! Plenty of space for our vehicle, a trail, room for multiple tents, a fire pit, outhouse and a beautiful view! The hosts are absolutely wonderful and so communicative. Which I love! I would absolutely book again! Great plot for a break from reality!
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Alison
October 2025
Tent
With pets
What a beautiful place! Everyone was so welcoming. Would definitely recommend!
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Cori
October 2025
23 ft Class B
Quiet and picturesque- a perfect landing after our long day of traveling. Hosts so accommodating- I booked and arrived all within a 1/2 hour late in a Sunday night. They met us at arrival with a smile on- thanks again!
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Sarah
October 2025
32 ft travel trailer
With pets
This is an absolutely amazing spot! We loved it! It was our maiden voyage with our rv camper and we had a fabulous time. Sara was a wonderful and very welcoming host. Our dogs had a blast in the river, too!
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pedro
October 2025
16 ft campervan
With pets
Great stay for our overnight visit! Quiet and cozy next to the stream. Sara was fantastic and welcoming! Would stay again if doing activities in Spokane again!
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Mike
October 2025
40 ft travel trailer
With pets
This was a fun experience! We go to Hidden Acres for u-pick every year and never thought to camp there. So happy we did this time! Our kiddos and pups (on-leash of course; pups not kids!) loved exploring the orchards by moonlight, waking up with the animals in the crisp morning, and slept so well in the country air.
Because we could pick our spot, all the campers felt quite secluded and like we had the place to ourselves. Even though we had our own trailer having access to a real washroom and an outside shower was a treat.
Thanks to the whole team at Hidden Acres for giving us an experience that we come back for every year!
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Armen
September 2025
37 ft travel trailer
With pets
We love the lack of marked sites - just find your patch of land away from others and settle in. You can choose orchard or pumpkin field vibes. The farm store is great, with lots of great artisan foods. Try the breakfast pastries! In the fall the apples are amazing. On a school day you might see a field trip of kids in the play areas or stomping through the fields looking for pumpkins.
A few other things:
Cell service (we're AT&T) was sometimes okay for streaming, but sometimes switched to a band with no data. It was better at night.
The shower is outdoors, open to the sky. Plenty of hot water. The handles are reversed - hot is on the right. Five bucks is a bit steep for a shower, but when you've been boondocking a while, it can be worth it.
If you need more water, you can fill containers at an outdoor sink near the store.
Across the road from the entrance is The Big Barn, a brewery with good beer, food truck, and live music out on the lawn. Nice atmosphere - we went two afternoons in a row.
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Janet
September 2025
25 ft travel trailer
With kids
If you're needing a camp spot anywhere in the area - this is the one!
We've stayed at many hipcamps all over the country and I'd have to say that Rich's camp was the cleanest, nicest, and over all best one we've stayed at so far.
The site:
It was peaceful and surrounded by woods. Rich put a lot of thought into designing the layout and it absolutely shows.
We were far enough off the road (dirt and quiet) that the few cars that did pass were no issue at all. You can't even see the road from the situation your camper .
The gravel pad was perfectly level and didn't even require leveling blocks (a first for us). We had the place all to ourselves, except for the wild turkeys who would pass through occasionally.
The view of pines from every window was just so nice and relaxing. There was also a gazebo with picnic table provided that was fantastic. Clean, sturdy and very important - spider free!
Rich:
What a truly nice man! The world would be a better place if there were more people like Rich.
He reached out before check-in and gave us directions to the spot, eating recommendations for in town, activity ideas, and checked on us day of to see how our travel was going. He stopped by to ensure that we were doing ok during our stay, and stayed to chat for while. It was lovely.
Needless to say we would absolutely stay again.
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Tiosha
September 2025
16 ft campervan
With kids
As a mom who often camps alone with the kids, I’m particular about where we will stay. Hidden Acres felt very safe, welcoming, and the kids loved the little playground area. I appreciated that staff were always a short walk away and being that they live on the property, I felt confident I could easily call if needed.
The highlight of our visit was the kids being able to run around in the orchard rows and open spaces without disturbing others. Also, the ducks were a favorite!
We probably won’t make it back this fall, but the kids are already asking to come back next summer.
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Jolene
September 2025
1 night at Green Bluff Fresh Farms
Fantastic place. Very clean and very neat. Sabrina thought of everything! Lanterns, headlamps, outdoor solar lights, motion lights, clover in the outdoor shower, books, private with fantastic views. We will def book again.
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April
September 2025
20 ft campervan
We enjoyed our stay at Sara's spot. The river was peaceful and she had all the things needed to have a pleasant experience - picnic table, lawn chairs, inner tube floaters and my favorite a glider rocking bench.
When booking the site we thought we could drive in and out of the place to visit relatives in Spokane. Sara's place was perfectly situated to the city however the rough and rutty road to her rv parking spot was not something we wanted to drive on every day. Fortunately we found some different solutions and Sara was very patience and accommodating to our situation. She also communicates well through hip camp texting.
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Connor
September 2025
20 ft travel trailer
With kids
Solid family spot! We were just passing through on our way elsewhere, so I’m excited to have another, longer stay!
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Laura
September 2025
10 ft travel trailer
With pets
This was our 4th time staying here and we always have a great time. Beautiful spot, and great hosts!
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Charity
September 2025
Tent
The orchard camping is perfect and you can see the stars.
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Victoria
September 2025
Tent
The grounds are very nice and well kept. There are a lot of amenities provided and the host is very welcoming. Loved meeting the animals
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Kevin
September 2025
28 ft travel trailer
Very quiet and great views. Highly recommend staying here!! Perfect secluded area but close to the conveniences you need.
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Colby and Stephanie
September 2025
Tent
We stayed here last year and my wife wants it to be a yearly tradition. It's a beautiful orchard that lets you camp in many different locations. They've got bathrooms near their shop, and showers you can buy. The farm is right across the street from Big Barn Brewing, and it has a coffee/snack stand for the mornings. My wife loved the pumpkin waffles!
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Deborah
September 2025
32 ft travel trailer
With pets
What a beautiful campsite!! Very clean and right next to the river! Many amenities provided by a wonderful host!
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The best camping in Mount Spokane State Park, WA guide
Overview
About
Zoom down the mountain in the Mount Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park when the snow flies. The park offers 52 ski runs of varying skill levels and welcomes snowboarders. You can try Nordic skiing on the miles of groomed trails. If you prefer something a little faster, take a snowmobile out on the trails.
In the summer months, you can mountain bike or hike around this 12,293-acre camping park. More than 100 miles of trails meander through the Selkirk Mountains. You can hike on foot or bring your horse and ride along. Vista House is the day-use facilities for up to 50 people to have a picnic.
You can pitch a tent at one of the eight standard campsites. Each campsite offers access to water and flush toilets. Have a unique camping experience on the rocky summit of Quartz Mountain.
You can spend the night in an old fire lookout with views for miles. Wrap around windows and a deck ensure a clear view of old growth timber and wildflowers in the spring.
Notable campgrounds
- Bald Knob Campground: Open from July 1 to September 15, offering eight standard sites nestled in nature.
- Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout: Rent this unique lookout for panoramic views and a memorable overnight experience from June 15 to October 1.
Tips for snagging a campsite
- Book early, as sites at Bald Knob Campground and Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout are in high demand during their open seasons.
- Check for cancellations regularly, especially close to your desired dates, as plans can change and spots may open up.
- Consider midweek stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
- Explore nearby camping options if the park's campgrounds are fully booked, ensuring you still enjoy the area's natural beauty.
When to go
The best time to visit Mount Spokane State Park is during the summer months for hiking and biking, or winter for snow sports. Summer offers clear trails and wildflower meadows, while winter boasts groomed Nordic trails and snowmobiling adventures. Avoid the park during burn bans or when the Summit Road is closed in winter.
Know before you go
- Check for any burn bans and trail grooming updates before planning your visit, especially for campfires and winter activities.
- Remember that Sno-Park permits are required from December 1 to March 31, as Discover Passes are not valid during this period.
- For accessibility information and available facilities, contact the park office at (509) 238-4258.
- Keep dogs on a leash and follow all park rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for everyone.
- Plan your visit around park hours, which are 6:30am to dusk in summer and 7am to 10pm in winter.
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