1-2 tents
Winthrop, Washington
Campground in Washington.
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Campground in Washington.
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Shelton is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Washington weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Shelton.
Don't miss local attractions near Shelton. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Mar 18, 2026
Wow. I know it's winter and all but the place is incredible. Very secluded. Right now it is closed. Either by the season or corona. Very 'rain forest-ish'. The river that literally runs through it it intense. All the time we we were there we kept coming up with ideas for camping this spring or summer. The way the river winds through and the moss laden trees everywhere, very beautiful. You need a W... Wow. I know it's winter and all but the place is incredible. Very secluded. Right now it is closed. Either by the season or corona. Very 'rain forest-ish'. The river that literally runs through it it intense. All the time we we were there we kept coming up with ideas for camping this spring or summer. The way the river winds through and the moss laden trees everywhere, very beautiful. You need a WA State Discover Pass, but it is well worth every penny. I will, we will all be back in nicer weather. Thank Dewatto Campground.
Mar 18, 2026
We've gone here the last 3 years for the 4th of July to escape the noise for our dogs. Kids love it and the water is so refreshing on these hot days. Very relaxing as long as no parties happen 🤣
Mar 18, 2026
Had a wonderful time. Not busy when we were there, just a boy scout group. I hear it can get very crowded. Port a potty was way to full, should have been dumped before a weekend, but otherwise a magical place. P.S. humans stop destroying things. So many trees with devastating injuries from ner' do wells hitting them with hatchet and hammers, don't break the tips off baby trees Love your wildern... Had a wonderful time. Not busy when we were there, just a boy scout group. I hear it can get very crowded. Port a potty was way to full, should have been dumped before a weekend, but otherwise a magical place. P.S. humans stop destroying things. So many trees with devastating injuries from ner' do wells hitting them with hatchet and hammers, don't break the tips off baby trees Love your wilderness or stay out
Mar 18, 2026
We had so much fun here. It was beautiful. A creek and river run on the edge and there was a sandy area that my kiddos LOVED. We will definitely go again.
Mar 18, 2026
I don’t really understand the high reviews. Campsites are very affordable, but in my opinion, for the very few amenities (if you can call them that) you get at this campground, you may as well save your $25 and do distributed camping instead. I don’t know how they even justify charging $25. 1. Campsites are VERY very close together. I’m talking within 10-15 feet on 3/4 sides. People will walk rig... I don’t really understand the high reviews. Campsites are very affordable, but in my opinion, for the very few amenities (if you can call them that) you get at this campground, you may as well save your $25 and do distributed camping instead. I don’t know how they even justify charging $25. 1. Campsites are VERY very close together. I’m talking within 10-15 feet on 3/4 sides. People will walk right through the middle of your campsite to get to their campsite or to the water. 2. LOUD. One next door neighbor will be blasting music while another neighbor’s dog is barking nonstop. You will not be able to enjoy the sounds of nature. Feels more like you’re at a dive bar. 3. Not family friendly. We got to the campsite at 4pm, and all of our neighbors were already day drinking and/or smoking or doing weed. The smell was inescapable because of how closely packed we were. 4. Dirty. There was a pair of shorts and underwear floating in the water nearby. 5. The only “amenities” are dirty portable toilets. NO RUNNING WATER. This again begs the question: what exactly are you paying for? Within 30 minutes of arriving to the campground, we decided to get a hotel instead. Save your money and go somewhere else.
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