Best Equestrian Camping near Walla Walla, WA
The Tucannon Campground near Pomeroy, Washington offers trail access to Umatilla National Forest with tent, RV, and glamping accommodations, though none of the listed campgrounds provide dedicated horse corrals. The campground sits at 46.24304892, -117.68858128 coordinates and includes fire rings, picnic tables, and toilets. Horse owners camping in the area find more accommodations by going higher towards the horse corrals, which tend to be less crowded and less dry. The campground remains open year-round with first-come, first-serve sites at $8 per night with self-pay stations. Road accessibility can be challenging for large rigs with horses as the roads connecting Tucannon Road to Highway 12 going east are not suitable for big trailers.
Trail riders accessing the Blue Mountains from Walla Walla area campgrounds should note that Godman Guard Station provides an additional horse-friendly option at 4,000 feet elevation. The campground allows pets and tent camping with drive-in access. Located approximately two hours from Walla Walla, many campgrounds in the region offer proximity to forest service roads and trail systems suitable for horseback riding. Zero cell reception exists throughout most of the Tucannon area, requiring advance planning for equestrian campers. The southern Blue Mountains provide extensive trail networks with cold mountain springs accessible on horseback during summer months. Spring Creek Campground in La Grande and Emigrant Springs State Heritage Area in Oregon offer additional options within driving distance for horse owners seeking established campgrounds with more amenities.
