Verlot Campground

Spent the 4th-6th here, and is was so peaceful and quiet! The camp host and staff were super awesome, and their dog was the sweetest thing! I was there mid-week, early season, so I had it pretty much to myself. I could see the camp hosts area from where I was, but I couldn't hear them at all.

I was in spot 13, which I had heard from other reviews and the camp host was the best, and I agree. Even thought I spent my second day in the tent because it downpoured the entire time, I would do it again in a heartbeat.

We almost left after pulling into the campground once we saw how unkept the host spots were. Seemed a little run down. The bathrooms were a little dirty but still useable. We were lucky to get a spot on the river, otherwise we would have been right next to the highway with the tweakers walking by and the road noise. Spot 6 had a nice area over looking the river for your tent, easy access to the river as well. Spacious sites, but that’s about all this place has to offer. We will not be back!

Great location next to the river

Shady but fun to float the river! Best In hot times of year due to shade.

This campground is beautiful! We had a site on the Mountain Loop Hwy side, so the road noise was kind of bothersome. If you’re lucky enough to get a site along the river, I don’t think the road noise would be a problem. The campground has beach access, fishing access, running water, and indoor plumbing (no showers, but sinks and toilets). It was a little stressful watching people trying to get their RV’s through the tight loop of the roadway lined with trees. We were tent camping though, so we didn’t have that issue personally. Would definitely return to this campground.

Close to fishing access points and heavily wooded sites allow for privacy and tranquility. Great for someone who needs some peace. Popular place but still has a quiet feel.

We had a spot right by the South Fork Stillaguamish River. We fell sleep and woke up to river sounds and were able to walk down to it straight from our site. There was also a cute sandy beach just at the edge of the campgrounds.

This amazing little campground on mountain loop highway has it all. Rain forest like forest surrounds you with the South Fork Stillaguamish River to the side.There are plenty of opportunities for fishing, hiking or kayaking here also with a hike to a glacier cave close by. There are a couple of small towns close by for supplies as well.

 There are 26 tent/rv sites that are fairly spaced out. Each has a fire pt, picnic table and tent pad. They offer drinking water, flush toilets trash removal and also firewood from the camp host who was wonderful to talk to. The bathrooms were spotless and good smelling. There were berries in abundance here so remember to read up on what's safe(most I saw were)! The sites are 18 for a single or 36 for a double site, so pretty reasonable.

All in all there is no reason you should pass this great spot up, you'll be glad you stayed here.

Situated beside the pristine Sauk River & two miles below the trailhead for Lake Twenty Two.

Verlot is a great basic camp ground. Water and restrooms centrally located. Located by the Stilliguamish river, plenty of beautiful views of the mountains. Campground was very clean.

We got there a bit late in the evening but managed to set up camp quickly. We did tent camping and the ground was actually nicely flat and made for a good tent platform. The bathroom was well maintained and there was a picnic table at each location we saw along with a fire pit. Overall it was a good trip and would gladly return once more.

The Verlot campground is in a beautiful location within the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. This small campground showed us that sometimes camping down by the river in a van isn’t really a bad life decision. The campground themselves are 2 small loops that were nicely laid out with a good number of the 26 sites being on the water. Some of the sites are more secluded than other, and a few are setup to be combined with their neighbors to accommodate large groups. Our site (#13) was one of the sites which is more separated from the neighbors on both the left and right by fairly thick underbrush and mostly shaded with the river side being left completely open. We then had a little path right down to the river. Within the site itself you get a nice decent flat area for a tent or 2 and your standard table and fire ring with a grill. There are tons of potable water spigots located throughout the campgrounds and the restroom facilities were simple but clean and fully functional. This is a great location for either just relaxing and taking in the quiet sounds of nature or as a jumping off point to explore more of the National Forest and eventually the Northern Cascades National Park.

Amenities: standard picnic tables, fire rings + grill, flush toilets, potable water

Prohibited: pets off-leash

Nearby Hikes: Lake Twenty-Two Trail, and the Heather Lake Trail

Beautiful grounds right near the South Fork of the Stillguamish. Out site was partially shaded so stayed pretty cool during the day. Typical sites, picnic table, fire pit. There are flushing toilets which are nice :). Nestled in some amazing trees, was pretty quiet when we were there.

Stopped through here on a trip around the mountain loop. This is in a great location being accessible from the city but near all the great trails in the area. The campground features running water/flush toilets and has access to the river (which was much too cold for us to swim in but I imagine this is a thing). The scenery is pleasant but it's right near the road so keep that in mind. We didn't have too much issue with this, though some sites are closer to it than others.

On a Sunday in early June, folks were still able to get walk-up sites at lunch time.