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Naked Falls is located near the Washougal River in Washington, offering a terrain of rocky riverbanks and forested areas. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the scenic Columbia River Gorge and Beacon Rock State Park.

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1 hr 4 min from Portland, OR
1 hr 34 min from Longview, WA
1 hr 51 min from Salem, OR
2 hrs 9 min from Albany, OR

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Naked Falls is located in Washington

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45.68517182 N
122.130886 W

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Reviewed Mar. 6, 2022

Wonderful campground on a beautiful river!

Naked Falls is a private campground with primitive sites. I’d recommend tent only, although sites 1 & 2 seemed to work ok for small trailers or pop up campers. The owner has such a love and passion for this beautiful area, and will make your stay so enjoyable. Please pick your sites carefully! They are all very different and have different access or layouts. The sites are private with only a fire ring (except site 1), but the only River access is by the bridge. Also, there are 2 porta potties midway through the campground, so if you are on the hill sites or the ones off the river it’s a long walk. The host has wood you can purchase ahead of time and will have it delivered to your campsite before you arrive. We stayed at site 9 in the wooded area. While it’s a large site, there are not a lot of space to park, so I’d say no more then 3 cars. Also, if you have small children I’d not recommend this site since there is a drop off at the edge of the campsite that kids could fall down easily. The river was absolutely amazing and one of the best for swimming I’ve seen in the PNW! I’d recommend going on a weekday since the weekends get pretty busy from not only campers, but day use swimmers. Even though it was crowed we found a spot that was great to hang out. We had a group of 9 adults & 7 kids. Please make sure to read the reviews of each site on Hipcamp before making your reservation.

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Reviewed Apr. 5, 2019

Great Place for Small Groups

We really loved this place and had a great spot for four tents and a few dogs. There are a few camp sites, some pretty small so check before hand if you have more than one tent. The falls are really close by for some great swiming.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a fee to visit or camp at Naked Falls?

Yes, there is a fee to camp at Naked Falls as it is a private campground. Specific fee amounts may vary by season and site type. Since this is privately owned property, day-use visitors may also be charged an entrance fee. It's advisable to contact the campground directly for current pricing information before planning your visit, as rates can change periodically.

Do I need a permit to camp at Naked Falls?

No special permit is required for camping at Naked Falls, but you do need to make arrangements with the private owner who manages the property. The campground operates on a reservation basis for its limited number of primitive sites. Contact the owner directly to secure your spot, especially during peak seasons when availability may be limited.

What facilities are available at Naked Falls Campground?

Naked Falls offers primitive camping with basic facilities. The campground features several tent sites of varying sizes, with some able to accommodate up to four tents. Sites 1 and 2 can accommodate small trailers or pop-up campers, but most sites are best suited for tent camping only. Amenities are minimal, in keeping with the natural setting. The campground is privately owned and maintained, with the focus being on the natural beauty rather than developed facilities.

What activities can visitors enjoy at Naked Falls?

Swimming is the premier activity at Naked Falls, with the beautiful waterfall and swimming holes located very close to the campsites. Visitors can enjoy cooling off in the water during hot weather, exploring the natural area, relaxing in a scenic woodland setting, and spending time outdoors with family and pets (dogs are welcome). The peaceful environment also makes it ideal for nature appreciation, photography, and simply unwinding in a beautiful natural setting with the soothing sounds of the falls nearby.

Where is Naked Falls Campground located in Washington?

Naked Falls Campground is located near Stevenson, Washington, in the scenic Columbia River Gorge area. This private campground is situated in a woodland setting with access to a waterfall and swimming area. The location offers a natural retreat while still being accessible from nearby towns. For specific directions, it's best to contact the campground owner when making reservations, as the site may not be prominently marked on all maps.

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