Wide Open Privacy

94%

23 reviews

· Randle, Lewis, Washington · 40 acres

Hosted by Jamie T.

RV/tent site

· 4 guests max

Near Mount Rainier National Park

Within a 60-minute drive from the Nisqually Entrance.

Amazing views

Hipcampers say this spot has amazing views.

Full RV hookups

Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at all sites.

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

Learn more about this land: We are excited to share our 40 acres of wide open fields, surrounded by mountain view’s, elk, and peace. We have 4 level hookup sites that include water, sewer and electrical hookups. There are endless trails (even caves!), ATV, and horse trails nearby ready for exploration. Almost unlimited access to the best features the PNW has to offer: Approximately a 45 minute drive to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and the Mount St. Helens Windy Ridge interpretive site, a 45 minute drive to White Pass Ski Resort, and 1 hour drive to the Paradise entrance of Mt. Rainier National Park. The small, quaint town of Packwood, WA, with restaurant, brewery, bar, cafe, and its very own gold mining shop is a quick 10-15 minute drive away. Peak season (mid-May through mid-September) rates are $75/night for the use of one hookup site. For summer and holiday weekends we have a 3 night minimum stay. Weekday discount. Non-peak season (mid-September through mid-May) rates are $60/night for the use of one hookup site. Each additional hookup is $25 per night. If you plan to have more than one RV or trailer, please select the number of additional RVs or trailers under the "additional guests" section when making your booking. We are excited to share our 40 acres of wide open fields, surrounded by mountain views, elk, and peace. We have 4 level hookup sites that include water, sewer and electrical hookups. However, we only allow one group reservation at a time to ensure the most amount of privacy. There are endless trails (even caves!), ATV, and horse trails nearby ready for exploration. Almost unlimited access to the best features the PNW has to offer: Approximately a 45 minute drive to the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and the Mount St. Helens Windy Ridge interpretive site, a 45 minute drive to White Pass Ski Resort, and 1 hour drive to the Paradise entrance of Mt. Rainier National Park. The small, quaint town of Packwood, WA, with restaurant, brewery, bar, cafe, and its very own gold mining shop is a quick 10-15 minute drive away. Rates are $60/night for the use of one hookup site. Each additional hookup is $25 per night. If you plan to have more than one RV or trailer, please select the number of additional RVs or trailers under the "additional guests" section when making your booking. For summer and holiday weekends we have a 3 night minimum stay.

RV details

Caravans, Fifth wheels, Toy haulers, Trailer tents, Motorhome, Campervan, Class C (larger motorhome with overcab space), Campervans, and Cars allowed

Vehicles under 15 meters allowed

Pull-in unit

Accommodates slideouts

Surface type: Loose gravel

All four sites are level, only one site is fully graveled the remaining three sites are grass/dirt.

Surface levelness: Flat

All four sites are level, only one site is fully graveled the remaining three sites are grass/dirt.

Electrical hookup available

50 amps

Water hookup available

On-site hookup

Sewage hookup available

On-site hookup

No TV hookup

Generators not allowed

What to expect

RV/tent site

You'll have this Hipcamp all to yourself.

4 guests max

Campfires allowed

Firepit

Pets allowed

On leash

No toilet; campers must bring camp toilets

Drinking water available

Spigot

No showers

Pack it out

Cooking equipment absent

Picnic table absent

No wifi

Laundry absent

Things to know

Getting there

Check in: After 2:00 PM

Check out: Before 12:00 PM

On arrival: Head straight to site

Cancellation policy: Moderate

Minimum nights: 2 nights

Accepts bookings: 12 months out

Park at listing

Wheelchair access

Max 2 vehicles

During your trip

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Reviews

94% Recommend26 ratings · 23 reviews

This campsite offers a peaceful and roomy experience, ideal for groups seeking solitude and nature's beauty. The location is strategically nestled between Rainier and St. Helens, providing a great base for exploration. Stargazing is a highlight, with minimal light pollution enhancing the celestial view, but be prepared for some bugs and tall grass due to the field setting. While some maintenance issues like uneven ground and tall grass were noted, the tranquility and scenic surroundings are well appreciated.

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Barb Dave B.

3 reviews

Recommends

· September 2024

Great place for a group

8 m travel trailer · Group trip

Very peaceful. Roomy. Great place for a group. Central to Rainier and StHelens.

Lindsey B.

2 reviews

Recommends

· August 2024

12 m travel trailer

Great spot nearby Rainier and Gifford Pinchot. Comfortable site with hookups, easy to level. Loved having the place to ourselves! We were able to lay out and look at the Perseid shower, beautiful stargazing spot.

Janet A.

2 reviews

Recommends

· August 2024

10 m fifth wheel

A beautiful field surrounded by the mountains. A great place to sit at sunset. We appreciated the full hookups on the site and really enjoyed our time there.

James K.

2 reviews

Recommends

· August 2024

Great Experience

13 m Class A

Great experience. Had the sites all to ourselves. Quiet. Good location to get to Mt Rainer NP.

Katie B.

8 reviews

Mixed feelings

· July 2024

Beautiful views and location

7 m travel trailer · With pets

Overall, the site was generally quiet. I think it’s geared more for weekend campers. The site is in the middle of what I think is an alfalfa field. The day we got there, someone was brush hogging the field. Later, someone came and mowed the hookup sites. After that, they both came back and bug sprayed. The next day, thankfully we were gone most of the day because when we came back, the hay had been round-bailed. If we had decided to stay at the campsite the whole time, it would’ve been bad. As it was, the fresh mowing meant there were a LOT of bugs. Wasps, bees, gnats, some odd looking ground critters, and non-venomous snakes. There is NO shade at this site. Not the owner’s fault of course, but it was hot this week. The sites were a good size, but very close together considering the size of the field. Very hard to level the trailer. The lack of light pollution made for some great stargazing and astrophotography. The location was close to all the things we wanted to do in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. The site is surrounded by beautiful hills and mountains. We may have just had an off-stay. The dogs loved it, but we all brought in a lot of dead grass and my allergies were awful. Whoever was there before dumped fruit and vegetables on the ground, which attracted more bugs. We didn't use the provided fire pit since it was so hot. I’d be willing to come back in the fall (if the roads are open/passable for trailers) and it was a little less than $85 a night.

Andrew W.

1 year on Hipcamp

Recommends

· July 2024

Tent · Group trip

Gorgeous views, easy RV parking & solitude in the middle of an open field. As others have noted, there isn't anything but grass between the sites and the road but there is so little traffic that it was never an issue. Besides the very occasional passing car the only other sounds are from the cows off in the distance - again barely noticeable and kind of relaxing to me! It was very hot during our stay but the power system had no issues with the air conditioners running in 3 RV's. The only negative is that the grass in the camping & fire pit areas was about a foot tall. It is field grass which made it difficult to see the contours of the ground when parking RV's and was difficult to walk through. Patio mats, tents, etc will not lay on the ground, even after trying to tamp down the grass. We spent a couple hours with a string trimmer to try to make it a little easier go get around. If the area directly around the campsites & fire pit was mowed a bit shorter every 2-4 weeks it would be perfect for a group of RV's to have their own private campground. In spite of the tall grass, I will not hesitate to book this camp again. I'll just make sure I pack the lawnmower next time!

Location

Randle, Lewis, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, Stl’pulmsh (Cowlitz), and Qwû’lh-hwai-pûm (Klickitat) First Nations according to

Native Land Digital.

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