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Evans Creek Campground

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Evans Creek Campground is located near Carbonado, WA, surrounded by forested terrain. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 80°F in summer. Nearby attractions include Mount Rainier National Park and the Carbon River, offering hiking and nature exploration opportunities.

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Location

Evans Creek Campground is located in Washington

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Directions

The Evans Creek ORV Area is located 25 miles South of Enumclaw. To reach it, follow State highway 410 four miles west to Buckley. Turn left onto State Highway 165 toward Wilkeson and Carbonado. The entrance to the ORV area is on the left side of the road.

Coordinates

46.93926311 N
121.94389055 W

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  • Drive-In
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  • Walk-In
    Park in a lot, walk to your site.

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)
  • Group

Features

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  • ADA Access
  • Picnic Table
  • Firewood Available
  • Phone Service
  • Toilets
  • Alcohol
  • Pets
  • Fires

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Reviewed Nov. 22, 2021

Camping and ORVing

Great place to camp and ride off road vehicles. Bears a possibility. Nice RV spaces and plenty of restrooms. Water well available.

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  • Review photo of Evans Creek Campground by Dean O., November 22, 2021
Reviewed Sep. 25, 2020

Unexpected but pleasant

So the story is I came up this side of Rainier on Labor Day weekend hoping to score a spot at Mowich Lake Campground,(yeah, no). After the looong verrryyy bumpy drive up the road I luckily ran into the ranger at the entrance where the self ticketing is and he suggested checking out Evans creek for a FF spot for the night which was 10 minutes back down the way I came. You go past the initial parking lot and stay right at the fork. Very nice helpful people around that had been going to this spot for years for the off-roading activities. I did make friends with another couple that was there to hike rainier like me. I was told the spots on the right side of the road are safer since people tend to drive a little fast and the ones on the left are more exposed. Ranger told me I could use whatever was “dead and down” for firewood which was perfect. It’s about a half hour to Tolmie Peak trailhead up the hill which was what I hiked the next morning. (At least it’s was for me, trying not to blow up my Corolla on the very rough road ) No service from about 10 minutes up the road.

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Reviewed Apr. 26, 2019

Great place to play with your toys.

Nice clean park. You get there on a good gravel road. I stayed there with a 27 ft motor home towing my Jeep. It can get a little noisy from the ORV Riggs, but that is what the majority are there for. Bring your toys and join the fun. Great trails for all levels of off road people.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Evans Creek Campground located in Washington?

Evans Creek Campground is located in the Mt. Rainier area of Washington state. It's accessible via a gravel road that leads to the campground. The site is situated in an area that provides access to the Evans Creek ORV Park, making it a popular destination for off-road vehicle enthusiasts. It's positioned on the side of Mt. Rainier that offers an alternative to more crowded campgrounds like Mowich Lake.

What facilities and photos are available for Evans Creek Campground?

Evans Creek Campground features clean, well-maintained RV spaces with plenty of restrooms throughout the property. A water well is available for campers to use. The campground accommodates larger vehicles, with visitors successfully staying in RVs up to 27 feet in length while towing additional vehicles. The campground maintains a nice, clean environment despite being popular with off-road enthusiasts. For photos and additional facility details, check the campground's official page or contact the managing agency before your visit.

How does Evans Creek Campground compare to other Mt. Rainier area campgrounds?

Evans Creek Campground offers a different experience from other Mt. Rainier area campgrounds like Mowich Lake, which tends to fill up quickly, especially on holiday weekends. Evans Creek is less crowded and more accessible when other nearby campgrounds are full. While it doesn't provide the same pristine wilderness experience as some Mt. Rainier campgrounds, it offers spacious RV accommodations and is particularly appealing to off-road enthusiasts. The campground features a more recreational atmosphere with the nearby ORV park, distinguishing it from the quieter, hiking-focused campgrounds in the area.

Is Evans Creek Campground part of the ORV park and what activities are available?

Yes, Evans Creek Campground is part of an ORV (Off-Road Vehicle) park. The primary activity is off-road vehicle riding, with great trails available for all skill levels from beginners to advanced riders. Many campers bring their off-road toys specifically to enjoy these trails. While the campground can get somewhat noisy from ORV activity, this is the main attraction for most visitors. Beyond off-roading, the area offers opportunities for outdoor recreation, though visitors should be aware that bears are possible in the area, so proper food storage is essential.