Public Campground
1-2 tents
Winthrop, Washington
Campground in Washington.
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About Lee Field
Campground in Washington.
Lee Field offers a welcoming escape for RV travelers seeking a genuine Pacific Northwest camping experience. Situated in Washington State, this public campground provides a peaceful retreat that appeals to a wide range of visitors, from families looking for outdoor recreation to couples seeking a quiet getaway and solo adventurers exploring the region.
The surrounding landscape captures the natural beauty that Washington is famous for, with opportunities to experience forests, open spaces, and the distinct character of the area. The campground itself maintains a friendly atmosphere where guests can unwind, connect with fellow travelers, and enjoy the restorative power of outdoor camping. Whether you're interested in hiking nearby trails, exploring local natural attractions, or simply relaxing at your RV site, Lee Field provides a solid base for your Washington adventure.
The area around Lee Field offers visitors plenty to discover. Depending on the specific location within Washington, campers typically find themselves well-positioned to access state parks, scenic drives, and small towns that reflect the region's outdoor-oriented culture. Many guests use their time at the campground to explore hiking trails, observe local wildlife, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with camping under Washington skies.
Lee Field is particularly well-suited for travelers who appreciate public campgrounds that offer genuine outdoor experiences without pretension. The 4.4-star rating from over 125 reviews reflects consistently positive feedback from real visitors who have stayed here and returned to share their experiences. This makes it an excellent choice for anyone planning an RV trip to Washington and looking for a campground with a proven track record of guest satisfaction.
The public nature of this facility means it serves the broader community while also welcoming travelers from across the country. This creates a diverse camping environment where you'll meet people with different backgrounds and travel styles, all united by their appreciation for outdoor recreation and the camping lifestyle. Whether this is your first RV trip or your hundredth, Lee Field offers the kind of reliable, straightforward camping experience that keeps travelers coming back.
The surrounding landscape captures the natural beauty that Washington is famous for, with opportunities to experience forests, open spaces, and the distinct character of the area. The campground itself maintains a friendly atmosphere where guests can unwind, connect with fellow travelers, and enjoy the restorative power of outdoor camping. Whether you're interested in hiking nearby trails, exploring local natural attractions, or simply relaxing at your RV site, Lee Field provides a solid base for your Washington adventure.
The area around Lee Field offers visitors plenty to discover. Depending on the specific location within Washington, campers typically find themselves well-positioned to access state parks, scenic drives, and small towns that reflect the region's outdoor-oriented culture. Many guests use their time at the campground to explore hiking trails, observe local wildlife, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet that comes with camping under Washington skies.
Lee Field is particularly well-suited for travelers who appreciate public campgrounds that offer genuine outdoor experiences without pretension. The 4.4-star rating from over 125 reviews reflects consistently positive feedback from real visitors who have stayed here and returned to share their experiences. This makes it an excellent choice for anyone planning an RV trip to Washington and looking for a campground with a proven track record of guest satisfaction.
The public nature of this facility means it serves the broader community while also welcoming travelers from across the country. This creates a diverse camping environment where you'll meet people with different backgrounds and travel styles, all united by their appreciation for outdoor recreation and the camping lifestyle. Whether this is your first RV trip or your hundredth, Lee Field offers the kind of reliable, straightforward camping experience that keeps travelers coming back.
4.4
Rating
125
Reviews
Park Details
Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Arlington 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 Arlington.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Arlington. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Lee Field Reviews
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Shanti Terrisse
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Shanti Terrisse
Very beautiful place to camp. Between the river and the trees it kept things very cool, which was great because it was about 102 the weekend we went. I had issues with two things. 1) the porta potty's where so bad that we could smell it from our tents! Yuck! 2) when I reserved the spot online, it stated that we could get 1 spot and it would fit 2 tents. When we got there, the camp host informed... Very beautiful place to camp. Between the river and the trees it kept things very cool, which was great because it was about 102 the weekend we went. I had issues with two things. 1) the porta potty's where so bad that we could smell it from our tents! Yuck! 2) when I reserved the spot online, it stated that we could get 1 spot and it would fit 2 tents. When we got there, the camp host informed us that deal was for families with children. 1 large tent and 1 small tent. Without seeing what size tents we had or asking, he just forced us to pay for a whole extra camping spot. Then on the following Monday they changed my card for a 3rd day. Instead of paying 78 bucks for 2 nights, it turned out to be closer to 190 bucks. We were only staying there because it was close to a concert venue we were attending. So we weren't even there all day. The cost and the lack of transparency was disappointing.
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Brandon Bigford
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Brandon Bigford
Wow! Great experience. You’re right on the water so you can wash up there after a long day of mountain biking. Porta potties throughout, and a kids play structure I can see off in the distance. The ground is very nice. They take very good care of the grass so tent camping on that was real nice. One of the staff (Greg) came by to help me with my pop-up grill as I needed a couple tools for troublesh... Wow! Great experience. You’re right on the water so you can wash up there after a long day of mountain biking. Porta potties throughout, and a kids play structure I can see off in the distance. The ground is very nice. They take very good care of the grass so tent camping on that was real nice. One of the staff (Greg) came by to help me with my pop-up grill as I needed a couple tools for troubleshooting and was kinda stuck; that guy is very salt of the earth, helpful, and nice. This is family owned, and there are several long-term campers. Price is a little spendy at $45/night for a tent, but it’s close to where I needed and fairly decent amenities and privacy. At this price a warm shower would be appropriate but I’m not gonna knock a star for that because I’ve got the river.
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GENERALJUDD
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by GENERALJUDD
Absolutely the best hospitality in the world! Chris who takes care of the place is the coolest cat in the world! They do not have sewer hookups but this place is off the charts all about family! They do have sewer service to check me pump your tanks. Water hook up yes! Place is on the river! If I could bring this place everywhere I would! From Alaska! I am! Thank you Chris!
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Nancy Cherry
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Nancy Cherry
I'm giving this one star only because Chris was a nice guy. Otherwise I didn't recommend this place.$45 got us a piece of muddy truff, electric and water. No bathroom, sewer dump, no shower. Overly priced, no facilities. Don't go unless you are fully contained and have mud boots!
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Brian Mcallister
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Brian Mcallister
I rented a tent spot here the fourth of July 2022. My support dog and I had a great time. They had a fantastic fire work show! The host, Chris was very kind and accommodating. I will definitely be back.
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