The best camping near Conconully State Park

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Conconully Campground

66 sites · RVs, Tents In Conconully State Park

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Toby Mill Cabin

1 site · Lodging200 acres · Loomis, WA

We’ve had this property in my family for over 30 years and it is been a potato farm, a cattle ranch, and a Lumber-mill site. We built our cabin from scratch from 47 tamarack large trees on our property. This is a very rustic and remote log cabin situated on 120 acres that is adjacent to DNR state land. It is primarily forested and teaming with wildlife. The cabin is about 4000 feet in elevation on Lemonasky Mountain just 1 mile below and an historical fire look-out. It is perched on top of a beautiful large meadow with a 50 mile view that has wonderful sunrises and sunsets.

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The Lakes

8 sites · RVs, Tents60 acres · Manson, WA

We purchased this 60+ acre property in 2004 as an apple orchard. We still maintain 12 acres of the orchard and replaced the rest with grape vines several years ago. This peaceful location with surrounding mountains, lakes and nature will make you want to call it home. Whether you are planning on spending your time relaxing, wine tasting, hiking, fishing, hunting or a little bit of everything this camp site is just minutes from it all.

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PHILVILLE RV AND CABINS

9 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents10 acres · Pateros, WA

Philville is 3.85 miles from US 97 on state highway 153. Near Pateros wa., the property is ten acres and includes 3 tent sites, 3 rv hookups and 2 cabin rentals. All sites are riverfront and the adjoining property is a state fishing access and boat launch used by rafters and fishermen. The site is at the very end of the popular "Black canyon" section of the Methow river. Rafting and fishing guides use this property regularly. There is ample space for boat and trailer parking. There is a winery in walking distance that offers a beautiful oudoor tasting experience. Winter opportunities include cross-country skiing and snowmobiling. Nearby the recreational opportunities abound. Alta Lake is a popular tourist area only 2 miles away. 4 miles away is Lake Pateros - home to many popular species of gamefish with massive runs of salmon passing eagerly anticipated each year in summer. The number in 2024 was over 500,000. Winthrop Wa. -a small western themed town is 30 miles away and a popular tourist destination. One of the most popular activities here is simply sitting in the river. We have a stunning swimming hole that is enjoyed by young and old. there are vertical bluffs across the river that are home to 60 bird species. A paradise for birders. Close to upland gamebird hunting on state land. The site also has historical significance being a site along the first wagon road into the Methow valley built in the 1800's

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Whistlin' Pine Ranch Resort

17 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents500 acres · Pateros, WA

Exquisitely beautiful area formed by melting glaciers forming the "Alta Coulee". The campground is situated at the South end of Alta Lake, opened in 1946 and operated by my Grandparents until 1980 when my father decided to continue operations, adding Outfitting and Guide services into the Pasayten and Sawtooth Wilderness areas. Covid put a halt on business for a few years but we are making some gradual upgrades and changes to offer camping and horseback riding experiences again. The lake is 220 acres known to Anglers near and far. Plenty of room for the sunseekers wanting to play in the water on paddle boards, kayaks, jet skis, and water skiing. An 18-hole Golf Course resides at the North end of the lake and white water rafting just a few miles down the hill on the Methow River. We will offer guided horseback rides by the hour on site for the season 2024. Must book in advance. Free Wifi available near the office only.

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Loup Loup Ski Bowl

12 sites · RVs300 acres · WA

Enjoy fantastic summer and winter recreation directly out your door in the campsite at Loup Loup Ski Bowl. Summer activities include chairlift rides to the top of Little Buck Mountain, 75 km of bike trails, miles of hiking trails, disc golf, etc. Campsite is located approximately 25 minutes from the Methow and Okanogan valleys. It is a short drive to a variety of rivers and lakes where you can enjoy fishing, boating, rafting and tubing.All summer activities, bike shop, restaurant, flush toilets are available Wednesday through Sunday. Camping is available for self contained RVs, motorhomes, vans. No hookups or dump stations are available at this time.

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Redstead Riverfront

2 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents5 acres · Twisp, WA

Riverfront camping under ponderosa pines overlooking the Methow River. 5 acres of meadow and alfalfa fields on our rural homestead. Across the county road is hundreds of acres of public land to hike and explore. Close to all the activities the Methow Valley has to offer, from world class skiing to fishing to mountain biking and hiking.

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Gratitude Fields, Wildo's Mudhut

2 sites · Lodging10 acres · Twisp, WA

The Methow Valley is a beautiful wild river valley on the east side of the North Cascades mountain range. We have been homesteading on Libby Creek for 30+ years. We built an Earthship home and have been growing much of our own food for all these years. We are seniors now but want to remain on our land and have decided to open it up to campers from mid-may through mid-october. Our property is only 1 mile off the valley floor (hwy), creek frontage, quiet, private and lovely. If you are looking for an experience of alternative homesteading lifestyle with friendly open hearted seniors who love to share their story and experiences, come stay with us for a couple nights or ........ Their is wonderful hiking, biking, paddling, fishing, hunting and just plain connections with nature available here. We look forward to knowing you.

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Zaishta Home

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents7 acres · Oroville, WA

Located a thousand feet above the scenic Okanogan River Valley, and nestled up against State owned land, our little seven acre hippie homestead here on the western slopes of Mt Hull is just a few hundred feet from a year around creek and has an incredible view of the river valley and the many mountain peaks of the Okanogan National Forest and the Pasayten Wilderness. We're on a bench with a couple acres of nice flat grass covered fields. Sagebrush, Ponderosa pines, and Chokecherry are prevalent plant species. Deer, coyotes, red tailed hawks and the occasional rattlesnake wander across the land now and then, and sometimes we seethe Big Horned Sheep that are a protected species here.

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Summerhill Farm and RV Park

60 sites · RVs, Tents160 acres · Chelan, WA

Nestled in the foothills above Lake Chelan, Summerhill Farm was one of the original homesteads in the Valley.Our RV park offers a true farm stay experience surrounded by apple orchards, u-pick berries, pumpkins, produce.

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Coyote Estates

10 sites · RVs8 acres · Brewster, WA

This property is a great camp for enjoying everything that Eastern Washington outdoors has to offer. The Columbia river is in the valley below which provides fishing and watersports. The property is adjacent to thousands of acres of State and federal land which are free to explore. Winter tends to bring significant snowfall which makes this a great destination for winter sports as well. The property sits on top of a mountain plateau known as Harmony Heights. The site is about a 20 minute drive to Brewster or Pateros and about 40 minutes to Lake Chelan. This is an fairly large site and will accommodate two RV's as well as plenty of area for tent camping. There is plenty of good spots to play with dogs without any conflicts. Despite the existence of year round residences and cabins this area is still very wild so you have a chance of an encounter with any critter that is native to the forests and prairies of North Central Washington. This includes but is not limited to the occasional bull snake, rattle snake, badger, black bear, mule deer, whitetail deer, moose, coyote, wolf, mountain lion, bobcat, as well as all kinds of birds including blue birds, hawks, owls, turkey, chukar, ravens, Hungarian partridge, quail, and forest grouse. Bring a field guide you will be happy you did.

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Sagebrush Hollow

3 sites · RVs, Tents6 acres · Chelan, WA

This is for the adventurous Hipcamper that appreciates the bumpy dirt road. Your Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla won't get you here. Cell service is limited. But it is so worth it. Come relax and enjoy the views of the Columbia River and the North Cascades. Plenty of sunshine with epic sunsets, our property is where you come to unwind and soak in the sun when the east side of the Cascades is socked in with clouds and rain. If you want to explore the area, it's about a 10-minute car ride to the Columbia River and 20 minutes to Chelan and all that is offered there. Our favorite activities when we visit are to listen to the birds chirp and take in the surroundings. There are several lava rock piles that speak to the long and volcanic geological history of the area. We also really enjoy walking the dirt road on the ridge. It provides some of the most incredible views in the area. The dirt road section over the ridge can be a little rough and dusty and it's recommended that guests have a medium clearance vehicle, such as a Subaru Outback. However, a guest once drove their Honda Civic down to the site, so it really depends on your comfort level. If in doubt, just ask! We have a security camera on site we use for wildlife sightings and to check the weather. If the idea of having the camera bothers you, feel free to place a blanket or some other type of cover during your stay. We can also turn the camera to only face the entrance. Just let us know. Please respect the surroundings and others' property. There are several other vacation cabins in the area and everyone enjoys their peace and quiet. We provide a privy for guests to use, but be prepared to pack out waste in case it doesn't meet your standards. We try to keep it clean and stocked with TP, but we can only get out to the land every few weeks. If you're looking for peace and tranquility, Sagebrush Hollow is the place for you.

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Secluded Hillside Camp

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents40 acres · Twisp, WA

Located in the beautiful Methow Valley, a short drive from the town of Twisp and walking distance from Pipestone canyon, this site provides a private and quiet place to camp, stargaze and easily access all that the Methow has to offer. Sites are off-grid and rustic with no water and pit-toilets, similar to what you would experience backpacking.

The best camping near Conconully State Park guide

Overview

About

It's all about the water at Conconully. Two reservoirs create a fishing, swimming, and water sports paradise. Spend the day casting for bass and rainbow trout. Then, return to the family-friendly campground and enjoy games and campfires under the stars.

A 97-acre campground welcomes tents and RVs. Need more cover? Book one of the five cabins. Hookups are available, too.

With 5,400 feet of shoreline, the campground allows easy water access. Some sites are available to book early. Coming last-minute? Arrive early to get one of the first-come, first-served sites.

In the winter, the park turns into a snowy wonderland. Break out the snowshoes or skis and explore the forest on foot. Dogsledding is also a popular local activity.

Plus, since the park is right in the town of Conconully, it's a breeze to find cold-weather accommodation.

Notable campgrounds

Standard Campsites - Enjoy the simplicity of nature with these non-hookup sites, perfect for tent camping.
Partial Hookup Sites - Ideal for RVs, these sites offer some utilities for a comfortable stay in the wilderness.
Conconully Cabins - Nestled near the lower reservoir, these charming cabins offer a rustic yet comfortable retreat.

Tips for snagging a campsite

Book early, especially for peak summer months, as sites fill up quickly due to the park's popularity.
Consider visiting during the shoulder seasons for better availability and a quieter experience.
Keep an eye on cancellation policies and check back often for newly available sites.
Explore nearby camping options to maximize your chances of finding a spot during busy times.

When to go

The best time to visit Conconully State Park is from April 6 to October 31, when all facilities are open and the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. Winter offers a peaceful retreat for snow sports, but be aware that watercraft launches and some amenities are closed from November 1 to March 31.

Know before you go

Remember to purchase a Discover Pass for park entry, with annual and one-day options available.
Check for any burn bans or specific rules regarding fires before planning your campfire.
Be mindful of parking restrictions; only designated pads or overflow areas are permitted for vehicles.
Accessibility is a priority, with ADA accessible campsites and restrooms available for visitors.
For a smooth visit, always call ahead to confirm the status of facilities, especially during transitional weather months.