Public Campground
1-2 tents
Winthrop, Washington
Campground in Washington.
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About Buster Brown
Campground in Washington.
Nestled in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, Buster Brown offers a wonderful escape for RV enthusiasts seeking a genuine outdoor experience. This public campground welcomes travelers looking to connect with nature while enjoying the comfort of their RVs, making it an ideal home base for exploring the diverse landscapes and attractions that Washington state has to offer.
The region surrounding Buster Brown captures the essence of what makes Washington special. Visitors will find themselves immersed in lush forests, scenic byways, and the kind of natural beauty that defines the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're an avid hiker, nature photographer, or simply someone who appreciates peaceful surroundings, this area delivers on all fronts. The campground's location makes it convenient for day trips and extended explorations of the region's outdoor attractions.
Washington state is known for its incredible variety of experiences within relatively short driving distances. From stunning mountain vistas to pristine waterways, the opportunities for outdoor recreation are nearly endless. The area around Buster Brown puts you in position to discover hidden gems, popular hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and charming local communities that showcase the region's unique character and charm.
What makes Buster Brown particularly appealing is its role as a public campground that serves the community while welcoming RV travelers from across the country. The 4.0 out of 5 rating from guests reflects the positive experiences that visitors have enjoyed during their stays. Many appreciate the opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life while staying connected to the natural world that surrounds the property.
This campground works wonderfully for families wanting to introduce children to RV camping, couples seeking a romantic getaway in nature, solo travelers on cross-country adventures, and groups of friends looking for an outdoor reunion spot. The Pacific Northwest's mild climate and incredible scenery make any season a good time to visit and explore all that this corner of Washington has to offer.
The region surrounding Buster Brown captures the essence of what makes Washington special. Visitors will find themselves immersed in lush forests, scenic byways, and the kind of natural beauty that defines the Pacific Northwest. Whether you're an avid hiker, nature photographer, or simply someone who appreciates peaceful surroundings, this area delivers on all fronts. The campground's location makes it convenient for day trips and extended explorations of the region's outdoor attractions.
Washington state is known for its incredible variety of experiences within relatively short driving distances. From stunning mountain vistas to pristine waterways, the opportunities for outdoor recreation are nearly endless. The area around Buster Brown puts you in position to discover hidden gems, popular hiking trails, scenic viewpoints, and charming local communities that showcase the region's unique character and charm.
What makes Buster Brown particularly appealing is its role as a public campground that serves the community while welcoming RV travelers from across the country. The 4.0 out of 5 rating from guests reflects the positive experiences that visitors have enjoyed during their stays. Many appreciate the opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life while staying connected to the natural world that surrounds the property.
This campground works wonderfully for families wanting to introduce children to RV camping, couples seeking a romantic getaway in nature, solo travelers on cross-country adventures, and groups of friends looking for an outdoor reunion spot. The Pacific Northwest's mild climate and incredible scenery make any season a good time to visit and explore all that this corner of Washington has to offer.
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Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Rockport 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 Rockport.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Rockport. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Buster Brown Reviews
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Laura J
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Laura J
Beautiful place. Glad to have a bear box. Don't love the barges- can bang loudly with waves. Seattle city light passes by frequently in boats as well. Otherwise, serene & lovely!
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Sydney Wilson
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Sydney Wilson
Beautiful ! We went in Aug of this year and it was super nice the first day & then the smoke rolled in.
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Marcia Pedersen
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Marcia Pedersen
Three-nights at Buster Brown via kayak. Excellent dock and three clean camp sites each with fire pit/grill, picnic table, and bear box. Shared toilet. Tent pads for two sites had room for four tents right next to each other. Shady sites with lots of down branches for fires. Sites are separate enough that you know you have neighbors but can't hear their conversations. You can hear the highway acros... Three-nights at Buster Brown via kayak. Excellent dock and three clean camp sites each with fire pit/grill, picnic table, and bear box. Shared toilet. Tent pads for two sites had room for four tents right next to each other. Shady sites with lots of down branches for fires. Sites are separate enough that you know you have neighbors but can't hear their conversations. You can hear the highway across the water, but it's not very busy. The power lines run behind the site, and there is a log boom with barges attached--makes for a slight industrial feel. The learning center is a close kayak trip, and up river there is a phone to call for a ride over the dam. Water was cold but swimable (August). Nice parking area and boat launch. The kayak trip from the boat launch is 2.8 miles. The last mile can be a challenge when the wind picks up (around 11 a.m.). Wind blows west to east. We had one-foot swells with white caps. Reservations required but can get lucky the morning of with cancellations; parking free with reservation. For a less-challenging kayak paddle and more sites with a beach area, consider Thunder Point.
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Nate Peck
Mar 18, 2026
4.0
Google Review by Nate Peck
A cool, paddle in campsite. be sure to check in at Marblemount to reserve it. The toilet stinks..
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Dylan Pera
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Dylan Pera
you can only paddle in to this camp site
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