Red Mountain Campground

This location was an accident to find but great for larger vehicles that have a hard time back in to site. There are 3 spots for pull in and out. Of which all have 3 established fire rings that are actually metal rings with greats to put on top. We were the only ones and the cars coming by the road were very few. The trees added shelter and ample fire wood to make it last 5 hours at night and 5 hours in the morning. Even areas and one way to get in and another way to get out.

We were right next the the river. Helped drown out any cars on the highway at night. Our site was large enough for two tents and two cars. It is also the last camping area with a little path to the river which made it almost like our own private beach. Our first night we had deer come through to see what we were cooking. Bathroom was clean.

Very nice spot for a nice get away, but you probably want to get here mid-week. We had planned to just take our kids to play in the river on a Friday afternoon, and the camp grounds on both sides of the river were already full. A nice spot for wading and swimming for kids and adults. fishing, because of the amount of people swimming might not be ideal, unless you hike up or down the river a bit. River is beautiful, and scenery is great! Took my monocular to scan the mountain rocks for the big fella, no luck. Camp sites were very spacious, almost all had multiple cars parked and what looked like 3-5 day gear setup. We did talk to a camper who told us, ‘don’t tell anyone about this spot’. So it seems like it is coveted to some, which might make it tough to secure as a first come first serve. Also, not very far at all from Roselyn if you want to get a burger or ice cream. Good-luck!!

Last minute we decided to take the camper van out of the smoke in Western Washington. We gave this campsite a shot after seeing it on The Dyrt and SUCCESS! Campsites available, beautiful river and quiet neighbors. Less than 2 hours from Seattle. We will be back.

This is a fun and good place to camp. Good spot for big groups and small.

The Wenatchee National Forest sign for the campground Is hidden behind brush on the right side of the road! Thursday night we showed up at the camp ground & I think we got two of the best camp sites there! I think there are 10 sites total & they are first come first serve $14 a night for 1st vehicle, $6 a night for second vehicle. You are only aloud two vehicles per site, but there is extra “day parking” rIght infront of site 5 & down at the end of the camp ground. We camped at sites 5 & 6. There Is a picnic table & fire pit for each site, & plenty of flat space for 3-4 tents. The rocky river shore gave great places to swim and jump in the river when it got hot. The toilet stayed fairly clean and almost always had paper.

Our family of 6 all enjoyed our adventure to Red Mountain. We stayed in Site 3 which was a great place for our family however there is a lot of vehicle traffic coming through because at the end of site 5 is a great place to begin water activities. Our kids love exploring the rivers edge and watching the rapids.

We will be back!