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Monogram Lake Camp

Marblemount, Washington
4.0 (5 reviews)

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About Monogram Lake Camp

Campground in Washington.

Monogram Lake Camp offers a serene escape into Washington's natural beauty, providing RV campers with access to one of the state's hidden gem destinations. Nestled in a region known for pristine alpine scenery, this public campground serves as an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts seeking to explore the Pacific Northwest's stunning landscapes without sacrificing comfort.

The area surrounding Monogram Lake Camp showcases the quintessential Washington environment that draws visitors from across the country. The lake itself provides a peaceful setting for morning coffee runs and evening reflections, while the surrounding terrain invites exploration through hiking trails and nature walks. The crisp mountain air and forested surroundings create an atmosphere that feels worlds away from urban centers, yet remains accessible for those planning a weekend getaway or extended camping adventure.

This location appeals to a diverse range of travelers. Families appreciate the relatively calm waters and accessible camping facilities that allow them to introduce younger members to outdoor recreation. Fishing enthusiasts find value in the lake's offerings, while photographers and nature lovers discover abundant opportunities to capture the region's natural splendor throughout different seasons. Couples seeking romantic retreats and solo travelers looking for peaceful solitude also find what they're seeking here.

The public campground designation means you'll find fellow travelers who share a passion for authentic camping experiences. The setting encourages disconnecting from daily distractions and reconnecting with what matters most, whether that's family, nature, or personal reflection. Spring and summer months bring wildflowers and comfortable temperatures ideal for outdoor activities, while fall offers stunning foliage and crisp air perfect for hiking.

Visitors consistently note the authentic, undeveloped character of the area as a primary appeal. The surrounding Washington landscape provides genuine mountain and forest camping without pretension, allowing you to experience the region much as outdoor enthusiasts have for generations. Whether you're planning a quick escape or settling in for an extended stay, Monogram Lake Camp provides convenient access to one of Washington's treasured natural areas.
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Gion Wurster

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Gion Wurster

Hard to get up there beautiful when up there. The hike there is a mostly uphill though dense forest. To sleep up there u require a back country permit from the ranger-station. There were way to many mosquitoes on the way up in the afternoon. The campsites are not defined you just set up the tent. The lake is perfect for a swim.

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Gion Wurster

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Gion Wurster

Hard to get up there beautiful when up there. The hike there is a mostly uphill though dense forest. To sleep up there u require a back country permit from the ranger-station. There were way to many mosquitoes on the way up in the afternoon. The campsites are not defined you just set up the tent. The lake is perfect for a swim.

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Richard Chrappa

Mar 18, 2026

2.0

Google Review by Richard Chrappa

Monogram Lake is not a Campground. It's a backcountry campsite requiring a several mile hike and a Backcountry Permit from North Cascades National Park. 2 stars so people look more closely.

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Richard Chrappa

Mar 18, 2026

2.0

Google Review by Richard Chrappa

Monogram Lake is not a Campground. It's a backcountry campsite requiring a several mile hike and a Backcountry Permit from North Cascades National Park. 2 stars so people look more closely.

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Gary Lynd

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Gary Lynd

Monogram is a definite up up up hike. Done it many times. Bring your drink and food as I highly recommend if you fish, release them. Cooking them is like lighting up a neon light for fish dinner to the black and brown bears plus the wolves.

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Gary Lynd

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Gary Lynd

Monogram is a definite up up up hike. Done it many times. Bring your drink and food as I highly recommend if you fish, release them. Cooking them is like lighting up a neon light for fish dinner to the black and brown bears plus the wolves.

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Dave Andersson

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Dave Andersson

Super pretty here, and has nice access to Little Devil Peak and Teebone Ridge... but the trail up to the slopes leading to the lake is a s l o g. It's steep, and seems to go on forever. Every time I've attempted this one, I always lost about 6 lbs in just water weight from the trek. Pack accordingly

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Dave Andersson

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Dave Andersson

Super pretty here, and has nice access to Little Devil Peak and Teebone Ridge... but the trail up to the slopes leading to the lake is a s l o g. It's steep, and seems to go on forever. Every time I've attempted this one, I always lost about 6 lbs in just water weight from the trek. Pack accordingly

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Masa K Maeda

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Masa K Maeda

Great place. Quiet.

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Masa K Maeda

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Masa K Maeda

Great place. Quiet.

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