Boulder Creek Campground

Group site 1 is awesome! It's very spacious and has a bathroom at the site (it is shared with other sites, but it's at the edge of the group site). It's very private and secluded being in a separate area from the other camp sites. Make sure everyone in your group knows where it is as you don't turn in at the main entrance, it's just past it. There is zero cell service up there. We had an awesome w... Group site 1 is awesome! It's very spacious and has a bathroom at the site (it is shared with other sites, but it's at the edge of the group site). It's very private and secluded being in a separate area from the other camp sites. Make sure everyone in your group knows where it is as you don't turn in at the main entrance, it's just past it. There is zero cell service up there. We had an awesome weekend and would totally go back! Also there are tons of other campgrounds near by that have access to Baker Lake which was nice.

This is totally our kind of campground - near-total shade, sites are far apart, with creek access AND a view of Mount Baker from the creek. The CG had a very primitive feel, and that's generally OK with us, but overall it gave the impression of being neglected and could use an update. We have a campervan and site 10's shallow "pullout style" parking spot right next to the road made us feel exposed... This is totally our kind of campground - near-total shade, sites are far apart, with creek access AND a view of Mount Baker from the creek. The CG had a very primitive feel, and that's generally OK with us, but overall it gave the impression of being neglected and could use an update. We have a campervan and site 10's shallow "pullout style" parking spot right next to the road made us feel exposed (even though traffic was minimal). Site 10 has a 25-foot RV length limit. Our 20 ft campervan did fit, but I think someone with an actual 25 foot RV would say it's too tight. If you have a tent, it's a bit of a walk from the parking spot to the tent area, but I personally consider that a plus - you really feel alone out there. Side note that as we drove through we saw that Site 3 (a "back-in") looks extremely shallow and very much not level - I don't recall specifics of other sites except that most seemed to be not level and more geared toward tent camping. I have to confess that we ended up driving down the road a bit and staying at the Park Creek campground because its sites were more level, the creek was more accessible (from some but not all sites), the restroom was brand new, and there's a casual hiking trail (formerly FR1144) directly at the end of the campground.