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Black Pine Horse Camp

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At the far end of Icicle Road, roughly 13 miles west of Leavenworth, Black Pine Horse Camp sits near a creek within Wenatchee National Forest and operates from May 1 through October 15. Sites are spacious, and the campground includes pit toilets and drinking water. No pets are allowed. Primarily designated for equestrian use, tent campers are technically welcome, though horse trailers take site priority. That rule rarely comes into play, and the campground's distance from town keeps crowds thin on busy weekends. Campers who don't mind the long drive in will find a low-key base worth the trip.

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Map & DirectionsBlack Pine Horse Camp is located in Washington near Leavenworth

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Directions

In Leavenworth, WA, at the intersection of US Rt. 2 and Icicle Rd. (Leavenworth Nat'l Fish Hatchery), take Icicle Rd. south 18 miles to campground on left.

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47.60964233 N
120.94446536 W

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Reviewed Sep. 11, 2016

Camping near Leavonworth

Was in need of a campsite Labor Day weekend. As you know, once you do the research, you realize most campgrounds around here are a first come basis. After driving 40 minutes down Icicle Road, and all campgrounds having a "Campground full", Blackpine was our last resort. We talked to a volunteer ranger, and he said tent camping is allowed, but if a trailer with horses show up and want your spot, you have to give it to them. He also said, that's never happened in over 20 years, but that's the rule.

I think it was $15 for a night, plus $8 extra for 2 cars. Campground were spacious, had decent pit toilets, drinking water, and a pretty quiet spot. Not too many sites, but since this campground is so far down Icicle Rd, it doesn't seem to fill up too fast.

  • Review photo of Black Pine Horse Camp by Doris W., September 11, 2016

Frequently Asked Questions

What facilities are available at Black Pine Horse Camp?

Black Pine Horse Camp offers basic facilities designed specifically for equestrian campers. The campground features multiple sites with room for horse trailers, hitching posts, and areas for horses to rest. Potable water is available on-site, and there are vault toilets for campers to use. Fire rings are provided at campsites, allowing visitors to enjoy campfires when permitted. While designed primarily for horse camping, the facilities accommodate tent camping as well for those who arrive without horses.

How do I access Black Pine Horse Camp near Colchuck Lake?

Black Pine Horse Camp is accessed via Icicle Road near Leavenworth, Washington. The campground is approximately 40 minutes down Icicle Road, making it one of the further options from town. This location puts it in proximity to various trailheads that can be used to reach Colchuck Lake, though hikers should note that the lake itself requires additional hiking from the campground. During peak seasons, particularly holiday weekends like Labor Day, arriving early is recommended as the campground can fill quickly.

Are there trail riding opportunities from Black Pine Horse Camp?

Yes, Black Pine Horse Camp serves as an excellent base for trail riding adventures in the surrounding Alpine Lakes Wilderness area. The camp connects to multiple equestrian-friendly trails that wind through the beautiful Cascade Mountains, offering diverse terrain suitable for various riding skill levels. These trails provide access to stunning mountain vistas, alpine meadows, and forest paths. Riders should be prepared for elevation changes and check current trail conditions before heading out. Always carry appropriate maps or navigation tools, as some trails may be lengthy and remote.