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Backcountry Camping

Sequim, Washington
4.5 (45 reviews)

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About Backcountry Camping

Campground in Washington.

Backcountry Camping in Washington offers RV enthusiasts an authentic escape into the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty. Nestled in a region known for its stunning landscapes, this public campground provides the perfect base for travelers seeking adventure, relaxation, and connection with the outdoors. Whether you're pulling in for a weekend getaway or planning an extended stay, you'll find yourself surrounded by the diverse terrain and wildlife that make Washington such a compelling destination.

The camping experience here captures the essence of what draws people to the region. Washington's natural attractions span from lush forests to dramatic mountain vistas, and Backcountry Camping positions you perfectly to explore them all. The area's accessibility to hiking trails, scenic drives, and outdoor recreation makes it an ideal home base for active travelers. Those interested in photography will discover countless opportunities to capture the region's beauty, from early morning mists rising through the trees to golden hour light filtering through ancient forests.

The nearby attractions and activities cater to a wide variety of interests. Nature lovers can spend days exploring local trails and natural areas, while those seeking cultural experiences will find charming small towns and local communities worth visiting. Fishing enthusiasts appreciate the opportunities available in Washington waters, and wildlife viewing is a rewarding activity throughout the region. The campground's location makes it convenient for day trips to both famous and hidden-gem destinations that showcase the Pacific Northwest's incredible diversity.

Backcountry Camping welcomes families, couples, solo travelers, and groups who appreciate quality outdoor experiences. The 4.5-star rating from 45 reviews reflects the positive experiences visitors have enjoyed here. With its strong reputation and strategic location, this public campground serves as an excellent launching point for discovering everything Washington has to offer. Whether you're a seasoned RV traveler or newer to the camping lifestyle, you'll find this destination provides a welcoming atmosphere and easy access to the natural wonders that define the region.
4.5

Rating

45

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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Sequim is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Washington weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Sequim.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Sequim. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

Backcountry Camping Reviews

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Reshel A Reid

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Reshel A Reid

This is a "Pack Your Gear-In" campground. The paved road literally dead-ends into "years past" washout. You can park your vehicle off to the sides, making sure other vehicle's have turnaround abilities. Once you've secured your vehicle you can opted to do a day hike to enjoy the falls out by Elkhorn campgrounds or actually backpack your camping gear to the beautiful hidden campsites off the beaten... This is a "Pack Your Gear-In" campground. The paved road literally dead-ends into "years past" washout. You can park your vehicle off to the sides, making sure other vehicle's have turnaround abilities. Once you've secured your vehicle you can opted to do a day hike to enjoy the falls out by Elkhorn campgrounds or actually backpack your camping gear to the beautiful hidden campsites off the beaten path, nestled in the woods, and serenely set by the waters edge. This is definitely one gem within the rough that I'll go back to!!! You'll have check with Olympic National Forest department to know for sure if you'll have to acquire a campsite overnight permit, if you opt to use the campgrounds.

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Kevin Mesiab

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Kevin Mesiab

Amazing place to camp away from it all. A short hike into the backcountry along the banks of a beautiful river. Cleared spaces from when it was originally a camp ground.

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Kevin Mesiab

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Kevin Mesiab

Amazing place to camp away from it all. A short hike into the backcountry along the banks of a beautiful river. Cleared spaces from when it was originally a camp ground.

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Frank D

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Frank D

The campground is about a 2 mile hike starting from the Dosewallips River Trailhead, took us about 50 minutes with all of our gear. The hike is mostly flat with one part through either switchbacks (higher elevation) or rock scramble (may be washed out certain times of the year). Campground is nice - right by the stream with a nice breeze, please pack in/out, recommend you hang or secure your food... The campground is about a 2 mile hike starting from the Dosewallips River Trailhead, took us about 50 minutes with all of our gear. The hike is mostly flat with one part through either switchbacks (higher elevation) or rock scramble (may be washed out certain times of the year). Campground is nice - right by the stream with a nice breeze, please pack in/out, recommend you hang or secure your food as there might be some animals overnight.

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Frank D

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Frank D

The campground is about a 2 mile hike starting from the Dosewallips River Trailhead, took us about 50 minutes with all of our gear. The hike is mostly flat with one part through either switchbacks (higher elevation) or rock scramble (may be washed out certain times of the year). Campground is nice - right by the stream with a nice breeze, please pack in/out, recommend you hang or secure your food... The campground is about a 2 mile hike starting from the Dosewallips River Trailhead, took us about 50 minutes with all of our gear. The hike is mostly flat with one part through either switchbacks (higher elevation) or rock scramble (may be washed out certain times of the year). Campground is nice - right by the stream with a nice breeze, please pack in/out, recommend you hang or secure your food as there might be some animals overnight.

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Mark McCready

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Mark McCready

Beautiful spot to spend a day hiking along the Dosewallips River - especially with the Great Autumn we've been enjoying. (Its a bonus when the big fellas with racks join you)

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Mark McCready

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Mark McCready

Beautiful spot to spend a day hiking along the Dosewallips River - especially with the Great Autumn we've been enjoying. (Its a bonus when the big fellas with racks join you)

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Gabriel Witt

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Gabriel Witt

Love this place, great place with a easy hike even for kids. I take my 13 year old a few times a year.

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Gabriel Witt

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Gabriel Witt

Love this place, great place with a easy hike even for kids. I take my 13 year old a few times a year.

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Gabriel Witt

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Gabriel Witt

Love this place, great place with a easy hike even for kids. I take my 13 year old a few times a year.

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