Campgrounds Available This Weekend Near Tokul, WA
Nestled in the serene landscapes of the Cascade Mountain Range, Tokul, WA, offers a captivating array of camping options for outdoor enthusiasts. For RV lovers, the nearby Snoqualmie River RV Park provides full-service sites surrounded by lush forests and a peaceful river, making it perfect for families and friends seeking both comfort and adventure. Tent camping aficionados can explore the tranquil sites at Tokul Creek Campground, which features picnic areas and easy access to nearby hiking trails that meander through the stunning Pacific Northwest wilderness. Dispersed camping opportunities abound in the surrounding national forest areas, where rugged beauty and pristine nature offer solitude and the chance to connect with the great outdoors. Visitors can enjoy activities like fishing in the river or navigating scenic trails, while the breathtaking views of the towering peaks and cascading waterfalls offer a picturesque backdrop. Tokul’s diverse camping options cater to all preferences, making it an ideal destination for those looking to immerse themselves in Washington's natural beauty.
Kanaskat-Palmer Campground is part of Kanaskat-Palmer State Park in Washington (35 min east of Auburn, WA) with an elevation of 875 feet. There are a total of 46 campsites including 6 yurts. The campground is open all year. 40 sites can accommodate RVs and trailers between 30 and 60 feet. All sites are currently reservable. Reservations can be booked up to 9 months in advance. 16 sites have electric hookups. Fees range from $20.00 to $55.00. Some amenities include shower, drinking water, restroom, flush toilets. Activities include fishing, hiking trails, floating sports.
Blake Island Campground is part of Blake Island Marine State Park in Washington (49 min northwest of Burien, WA) with an elevation of 279 feet. There are a total of 47 campsites which are all tent-only sites. The campground is open all year. Max equipment length is 70 feet. Reservations can be booked up to 9 months in advance. Fees range from $12.00 to $20.00. Some amenities include shower, drinking water, restroom, flush toilets. Activities include boating, fishing, hiking trails, floating sports.
Dash Point Campground is part of Dash Point State Park in Washington (just 10 min west of Federal Way, WA) with an elevation of 237 feet. There are a total of 120 campsites including 81 tent-only sites. The campground is open all year. 39 sites can accommodate RVs between 16 and 97 feet. All sites are currently reservable. Reservations can be booked up to 9 months in advance. 25 sites have full hookups (electric, water and sewer). Fees range from $20.00 to $35.00. Some amenities include shower, restroom, amphitheater, flush toilets. Activities include boating, fishing, hiking trails, floating sports.
Illahee Campground is part of Illahee State Park in Washington (just 20 min northeast of Bremerton, WA) with an elevation of 263 feet. There are a total of 23 campsites including 4 tent-only sites. The campground is open all year. 19 sites can accommodate RVs between 20 and 30 feet. All sites are currently reservable. Reservations can be booked up to 9 months in advance. 1 site has full hookups (electric, water and sewer). Fees range from $20.00 to $35.00. Some amenities include shower, drinking water, dump station, accessible, playground, boat ramp, swimming, picnic table, restroom, trash dumpster, ramada, flush toilets. Activities include boating, fishing, hiking trails, floating sports.
Verlot Campground is located in the Darrington Ranger District, Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest (30 min east of Marysville, WA) with an elevation of 929 feet. There are a total of 24 campsites. The campground is normally open from mid April to mid September. Sites can accommodate RVs and trailers between 20 and 40 feet. All sites are currently reservable. Reservations can be booked up to 6 months in advance. Fees range from $30.00 to $32.00. Some amenities include flush toilets.
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