RV full hookups forest camping near Yakima

Come for the wineries, but stay for the river rafting, fishing, and mountain hiking.

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Yakima

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Rock Creek Ranch

2 sites · RVs, Tents75 acres · Naches, WA

Right on Rock Creek on HWY 410. About 30 miles west of Naches, WA enjoy shade trees pine trees and access to recreation. Paved road access. Private RV spot, tent area and access to the National Forest right from the camp. 300 yards up Rock Creek Road on the right. 1 mile from squaw rock with amenities. Jeep or UTV right from the property. Enjoy solitude and access to National Forest.

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Squaw Rock RV Resort and Campground

62 sites · Lodging, RVs1 acre · Naches, WA

Discover the charm of Squaw Rock RV Resort and Campground, a unique destination with a rich history dating back to the early 1920s. Nestled along one half mile of the scenic Naches River, just 30 minutes east of Mount Rainier on Chinook Pass, our campground offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern amenities. Under new ownership, we invite you to experience our eleven newly appointed cabins and over 50 RV sites, most of which are situated right by the river and feature private fire pits for your enjoyment. Whether you're planning a solo retreat, a family reunion, or a gathering for bicycle groups, jeep clubs, or weddings, we can accommodate groups of all sizes. At Squaw Rock RV Resort, adventure awaits with a variety of activities to keep you entertained. Take a refreshing dip in our 20 x 40 pool, or enjoy the thrill of rafting, tubing, and kayaking on the river. Our campground also features a playground for kids, and we are excited to announce that volleyball, basketball, tetherball, and horseshoe pits will be available soon. The Willett family originally homesteaded Squaw Rock between 1920 and 1922, starting as a garage and small store. Over the years, Mr. Willett

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RV full hookups forest camping near Yakima guide

Overview

With its vineyards and rolling hills, Yakima is a Washington state wine country dream. Spend your days biking through orchards or fly-fishing the Yakima River. At night, return to your campsite to sip a local craft beer next to the fire. With 300 days of sunshine each year, it’s always a great time for camping.

Just 4 miles from downtown, you’ll find shaded campsites at Yakima Sportsman State Park. The RV park offers full hookups and sites for campers up to 60 feet long. Come for the fantastic wetland birdwatching or fish in the stocked pond. A short drive away, Cowiche Canyon offers 30 miles of mountain-biking trails.

As you head north toward Ellensburg, check out four campgrounds in the Yakima River Canyon. From your tent, you can take a kid-friendly raft trip or fish for trout. On land, hike along basalt cliffs or enjoy the view from the campgrounds’ picnic tables and fire pits.

If you’re dreaming of a wooded campsite, head west to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. South Fork Tieton offers dispersed tent camping, and Windy Point puts you close to mountain hiking trails. Nearby, raft and fish the Tieton River as it runs into the Yakima Valley.

Have a few extra days? Leave central Washington and drive toward Seattle to reach Mount Rainier National Park. Or, book one of the Yakima RV parks and stay close to downtown breweries and galleries. Many offer free Wi-Fi and steamy showers for a truly relaxing trip.