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Washington is a wild state; a state that perfectly encapsulates the ruggedness of the PNW (Pacific Northwest), the only way to explore Washington is camping. Washington State has something for every outdoor lover, from the Hoh Rain Forest to the North Cascades National Park, Lake Chelan to Ruby Beach. Find the best camping in Washington and spend your days outdoors; glacial mountains, active volcanoes, hot springs, alpine lakes, and an abundance of wildlife, Washington camping trips will never be boring. From camping near Seattle, camping on the Olympic Peninsula, or beach camping, Washington is home to endless outdoor destinations perfect for a camping trip. Pick from destinations like the San Juan Islands, national parks, and state parks in Washington and find a range of accommodations to stay in. From camping near Leavenworth, campgrounds in Sequim, or Whidbey Island camping, find the best places to stay in Washington. Camping doesn’t have to be in a tent; book camping cabins for rent, yurts, tree houses, safari tents, and private campgrounds—Washington camping accommodations are as unique as the destination you’ll find them in.
Washington is home to many national parks and state, our favorites being Olympic National Park, Mount Rainier National Park, and North Cascades National Park. Olympic National Park protects almost a million acres of old-growth forests and ancient landscapes on the Olympic Peninsula in western Washington. Olympic National Park is home to the Hoh Rain forest, an ancient, temperate rainforest, as well as glaciated mountains and a wild coastline; with such diversity, there is a wide range of things to do. From Hurricane Ridge to Ruby Beach, the Hoh River Trail to Mount Olympus, book your WA camping trip to Olympic National Park and explore one of the best places to visit in Washington with Glamping Hub! Another one of the best vacation spots in Washington is Mount Rainier NP. Mount Rainier stands at almost 15,000 feet above sea level island is definitely one of the most iconic landmarks of the state. The national park covers over 350 square miles, with over 250 miles of hiking trails! If you go camping here, check out Washington hikes like the Skyline Loop Trail, Naches Peak Loop, and Wonderland Trail! Find Washington state campgrounds and more near all these national parks, but if those aren’t what you had in mind, check out the many places for Washington state parks camping!
WA state camping doesn’t have to be limited to the national parks. You can find WA state parks camping and private campgrounds all across the state. Lake camping is a great way to get outside in Washington, with a variety of things to do around lake destinations no matter the season. Some of our guests’ favorite destinations include Lake Chelan camping and Moses Lake camping, but there are many more Washington lakes worth a visit. Make your Washington state parks reservations and visit places like Lake Washington, Lake Crescent, Lake Quinault, Diablo Lake, Ross Lake, or Lake Wenatchee. Find secluded campsites for camping at Lake Washington and more, perfect for families, couples, and groups of friends! Glamping Hub’s lake campsites in Washington range from easy weekend getaways from Seattle to wild backpacking trips, and more. No matter where you stay, one thing is for sure, these private lake rentals, from lake cabins to tents, lake houses to cottages, are where you need to stay! Camping & lakes, what sounds like a better vacation?
If you’re planning summer vacations in Washington State, go beach camping with Glamping Hub! From the San Juan Islands, like our Orcas Island camping sites, to the Olympic Peninsula, La Push camping, or all the way south to Long Beach, WA camping on the coast are some of the best camping trips there are to be had. Explore destinations like Ruby Beach or Rialto Beach, First, Second, and Third Beaches, or places like Cottonwood Beach. Go fishing or surfing, swimming, or stroll along the beach; Washington attractions along the coast offer a rugged and wild camping experience and are sure to make your summer vacation here one of the best yet.