This campground has 3-4 sections on both sides of the road (one being across the bridge). Most sites are reservable on rec.gov, but the best sites are First Come First Serve (no R on the iron site posts) and along the creek/river (at least in the loop we were in)... which I LOVE that concept; we stayed at Site 4 and then moved to Site 3--the best site imo--once that was available. $27/night, camp hosts, well-maintained, flush toilets, dumpsters, great cell service, but there is a little bit of road noise.

This campground has 3 loops. I found a FF site 22 that unfortunately is near the road. But no noise at night. There is a creek going through the campground. Nice for a hot day.

We camped here due to all the campgrounds near the enchantments being full, but the 25 drive to and from leavenworth was very pretty and not too bad. Try to get a site on the creek! The sites on the creek are the most private and you can go for a dip like we did! The water isn’t freezing. It is also right down the road from Lake Wenatchee State Park which is beautiful!

First night here. Hosts are great. Reserved and first come first served. Shady spots and not too close. Some sites near the road, it's not a wilderness spot.

Clean and fairly private campground with great hosts and several sites on l creek and lake. Good roads to park. Clean bathrooms. Recommend sites 36 and 37 on creek.

Wonderful place to camp during autumn. Beautiful colors. Arrived for the last weekend before gates were closed (Closed noon Monday 10/11) A lot of no show reservations, recommend coming Saturday morning and taking the pick of the crop. Very close to amazing hikes and Leavenworth. Camp hosts were helpful, bathrooms were clean and comfortable. Fires were permitted, cold at night this time of year but many sites were still tent camping.

We stayed 1 night at site 57 near the river on our way over the pass and it was a nice stay. Lots of campsites spread out among several campgrounds. Great facilities in general and lots of greenery and trees. The river is close by, but the 207 is also close by, so you can kinda hear vehicles drive by which accounts for -1 star. Solar exposure is spotty depending on the campground. AT&T cell service is good.

We got in super late and the only spots available were close to the road. It wasn’t too bad overnight but it got pretty loud. We packed up and moved down to spot 52 since it was open and close to the creek. Pretty private spot with plenty of shade. Bathrooms are clean but it’s odd there is only one male and female stall for each loop. Not quite enough IMO. The camp host was super nice too. I would definitely stay here again.

Stayed two nights in site 17. Right across from the creek. Osprey neat above us. Water levels were low enough that kids played in creek a lot. State park is less than a mile away with a huge beach, full facilities on Lake Wenatchee. Highly recommend it here!

Clean campground. Campsites are not at all private. There is some road noise, mostly just during the daytime though.

It was an amazing campground a lovely host and spacious okay privacy sites,ours was right on the river it was huge could fit lots of tents and hammocks a picnic table big enough for 4-6 people and there was also a connecting site making it pretty big,huge fire ring,and so close to the river(by the way this was a walk in)there is not a lot of space for a trailer here but right down the road less then 3 minutes is lake Wenatchee and they have a huge state park but this place was way better so much wind down there and NO privacy NONE but Nason creek VERY GOOD

After camping here for the maximum two week period, I was absolutely in love. Being surrounded by the tall Washington trees and a distant sound of the babbling creek felt like a dream. An easy ten minute walk led you to Lake Wenachee, the most amazing alpine lake with a great beach and camp store where you can rent kayaks, paddle boards, and get ice cream. The campground hosts were very friendly and there are flush toilets and running water as well.

Lots of waterfront sites to choose from with a decent amount of buffer between sites. Had our pick of sites of the various loops when we arrived Friday afternoon in late summer, but went with a recommendation from a Dyrt review and picked site 53 (West Loop) for waterfront access. Campground traffic picked up Friday evening and the remaining waterfront sites filled up by Saturday. We allowed our dogs to check out and play in the creek (leashed), but they were in and out in less than 5 minutes. The creek rocks are big and slippery with lots of little crevices for their paws to slip into. No wildlife encounters other than frogs and chipmunks. Next time we will probably stay at a site that overlooks the creek instead of being right on the creek. PS: Camp hosts said no tying to trees. Leave your tree-tie hammocks at home.

Nestled along a creek, close to popular Lake Wenatchee, this is a great place to camp if you want to spend time at the Lake, but do not want to deal with the "loop crowds".

Sites have picnic tables, firepits, and grills.

Tip: Tent Sites 52-56 are the best (along the creek, a little spaced out) 50-51 are close to each other. Half of the campsites are now reservation and half are first come first serve. It is also a seasonal campground, so check before you go to make sure it's open.