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Buck Creek Pass Camp
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Buck Creek Pass Camp

Stehekin, Washington
4.6 (38 reviews)

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About Buck Creek Pass Camp

Campground in Washington.

Nestled in the heart of Washington's stunning landscape, Buck Creek Pass Camp offers RV travelers an authentic escape into nature without sacrificing comfort and accessibility. This public campground serves as an ideal base for exploring some of the Pacific Northwest's most breathtaking scenery, making it a favorite destination for both seasoned RVers and families seeking a memorable outdoor adventure.

The campground's location provides exceptional access to Washington's diverse natural attractions. Whether you're drawn to mountain vistas, pristine forests, or scenic hiking trails, you'll find endless opportunities for exploration right from your doorstep. The surrounding area showcases the region's natural beauty, with towering evergreens, crystalline streams, and peaceful meadows creating an atmosphere of tranquility that helps you disconnect from daily life and reconnect with what matters most.

For outdoor enthusiasts, this location opens doors to numerous recreational possibilities. Hiking trails of varying difficulty levels cater to everyone from casual walkers to ambitious trekkers. Photography enthusiasts will find abundant opportunities to capture stunning landscapes throughout the seasons. Fishing opportunities in nearby waters attract anglers of all skill levels, while those simply wanting to enjoy nature can find perfect spots for picnicking, wildlife viewing, and peaceful contemplation.

The campground's strong 4.6-star rating from nearly 40 reviews speaks volumes about the experience visitors consistently enjoy here. Guests repeatedly praise the welcoming atmosphere and well-maintained facilities that make their stays comfortable and hassle-free. The public campground setting ensures reasonable rates while maintaining quality standards that make it accessible for a wide range of travelers and budgets.

Buck Creek Pass Camp welcomes a diverse visitor base. Families with children appreciate the safe, nature-focused environment and educational opportunities. Couples seeking romantic getaways find the peaceful surroundings perfect for quality time together. Solo travelers and adventure groups alike discover that the location offers both solitude when desired and community when welcomed. Retirees exploring Washington's backroads find this campground an excellent stopping point on their journey of discovery.
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Park Details

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Stehekin 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 Stehekin.

Explore the Area

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

Buck Creek Pass Camp Reviews

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Jacob Bridenbecker

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Jacob Bridenbecker

Gorgeous drive up, but bring something with lots of ground clearance. Had to drive halfway down the mountain to get cell signal to warn off the second half of my group. Camp ground was clean, the grill was even recently re-coated. Sinage could be better but I also could have actually checked the map instead of driving around. River is fast, loud, and cold. Blissful after a very hot day, but if yo... Gorgeous drive up, but bring something with lots of ground clearance. Had to drive halfway down the mountain to get cell signal to warn off the second half of my group. Camp ground was clean, the grill was even recently re-coated. Sinage could be better but I also could have actually checked the map instead of driving around. River is fast, loud, and cold. Blissful after a very hot day, but if you camp right next to it you might want earplugs. We had three deer come and visit our campground, so be mindful of the wildlife. Our grounds were next to the toilets, but I never smelled anything, making it quite convenient. Mosquitos were oppressing in the morning. We ended up packing out fast and making breakfast elsewhere on the mountain further from the water.

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Marshall Gill

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Marshall Gill

I really don't want to review this campsite because it is such a gem and hidden treasure! Buck creek campground is directly on the raging Buck Creek in some of the most beautiful part of Washington. I've stayed here with my family on many occasions. There is always a camp host on site, bathrooms but no hook ups. Must make reservations and the spots go fast. Spots 3 and 4 are the best and reserva... I really don't want to review this campsite because it is such a gem and hidden treasure! Buck creek campground is directly on the raging Buck Creek in some of the most beautiful part of Washington. I've stayed here with my family on many occasions. There is always a camp host on site, bathrooms but no hook ups. Must make reservations and the spots go fast. Spots 3 and 4 are the best and reservations at Rec.gov.

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Tim Abrahamson

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Tim Abrahamson

What a beautiful, remote campground after a rough drive in. We hauled in our 16 foot Airstream on 10 miles of paved road, then 1 mile of wide gravel, then 4 miles of barely single lane gravel, with low tree canopy, many pot holes, steeps sides, and very few turn around points or turn outs. We were lucky and didn't meet a trailer coming from the other direction. The creek in July was more like a... What a beautiful, remote campground after a rough drive in. We hauled in our 16 foot Airstream on 10 miles of paved road, then 1 mile of wide gravel, then 4 miles of barely single lane gravel, with low tree canopy, many pot holes, steeps sides, and very few turn around points or turn outs. We were lucky and didn't meet a trailer coming from the other direction. The creek in July was more like a raging river and quite noisy but pleasant sounding for sites not immediately adjacent to the creek. Most of one loop has been blocked off and is no longer accessible by trailers per signage because there is no turn around, but small trailers like mine could still be backed in and pulled out forward. Sites 21-26 are all on an active loop and approved for trailer access. I've only pulled a 16 foot trailer but I wouldn't think any thing over 18-20 feet should be taken in due to the narrow roads and tight loop turn. Sites are very clean, shaded, and large with flat 10x10 sand tent pads. There are no utilities, cell service or ranger on site. I didn't check out the pit toilet but they are the solid concrete type. Day time temps July 22, 2022 was high 74, low 57. Cost was $21/night with extra charge for extra vehicles. We used our Sr. Pass and got the site for $11. I only gave it 4 stars due to the drive in and would only go again with a tent due to the road.

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Katrina Fisher

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Katrina Fisher

This campground was gorgeous! Right on the water and plenty of room for everyone to enjoy swimming in the deeper areas, or just lounging on the bank. The camp host was super friendly and helpful, he made us feel very welcome. They could do a little better about cleaning out the vault toilets (IE spraying them out with water and emptying when full) but overall the facilities were alright. The camp... This campground was gorgeous! Right on the water and plenty of room for everyone to enjoy swimming in the deeper areas, or just lounging on the bank. The camp host was super friendly and helpful, he made us feel very welcome. They could do a little better about cleaning out the vault toilets (IE spraying them out with water and emptying when full) but overall the facilities were alright. The camp sites themselves were clean, with durable fire pits / tables and tent pads. I can't wait to visit again next year!

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Tonja Cram

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Tonja Cram

We love the quiet, serenity, and beauty of this campground. We stayed in spot #1 which came with a log shelter and was right on the creek. There isn't a camp host anymore so bathrooms weren't as well attended to as they were when we camped here a few years ago, bring toilet paper to be safe! There is no water also but garbage service is provided. Last time we were here in later August and wenwer... We love the quiet, serenity, and beauty of this campground. We stayed in spot #1 which came with a log shelter and was right on the creek. There isn't a camp host anymore so bathrooms weren't as well attended to as they were when we camped here a few years ago, bring toilet paper to be safe! There is no water also but garbage service is provided. Last time we were here in later August and wenwere able to see salmon spawning, think we were too early this year. There is a great beach that is perfect for wading in the water or reading a book.

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