Tree Phone Campground

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Free to use and managed by WADNR, Tree Phone Campground sits along a river in the Yakima area, with each site including a picnic table and fire ring. The access road is generally manageable but gets rough for larger rigs hauling trailers. RVs up to 35 feet are permitted. Clean toilets and a well pump for drinking water are on-site, and OHV riders can head out directly from camp onto surrounding roads. Equestrian facilities, including horse tie-ups and a mounting ramp, round out the amenities. Campers exploring campsites near White Pass will find this a well-equipped stop worth adding to the route.

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Map & DirectionsTree Phone Campground is located in Washington near White Swan

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Coordinates

46.51260647000001 N
121.12040128 W

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Access

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Site Types

Tent Sites
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Standard (Tent/RV)
Equestrian

Features

For Campers

Picnic Table
Drinking Water
Toilets
Alcohol
Pets
Fires

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General Info

Drive Time

1 hr 9 min from Yakima, WA
2 hrs 58 min from Wenatchee, WA
3 hrs 55 min from Olympia, WA
4 hrs 2 min from Longview, WA

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Jacob V.

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Reviewed Jun. 3, 2021

Very peaceful campground

Camped up here this weekend. It’s not the greatest road getting up there. For the most part the road isn’t bad but I was hauling a camper and a 20’ trailer with dirt bikes and quads so for me wasn’t the greatest. They have toilets here that were pretty clean and fresh water from a well pump. River runs right along the campground and makes for a very peaceful night sleep. You can ride your OHV right out of camp and up the roads for some great views. They also have horse tie ups and an elevated ramp for easier mounting of horses. For a free campground this is one of the nicest ones I’ve been to. Picnic tables and a fire ring at every camp site.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tree Phones Campground free to use?

Tree Phones Campground appears to be free to use. There are no mentioned entrance or overnight camping fees in available information. This makes it a budget-friendly option for those seeking free camping in the Yakima, WA area. However, it's always advisable to check with the managing agency before your trip as camping policies and fees can change.

What amenities are available at Tree Phones Campground?

Tree Phones Campground offers basic but essential amenities including clean toilet facilities and fresh water available from a well pump. The campground provides enough space for campers with trailers, though the access road may present challenges for larger rigs. The surrounding area is suitable for outdoor activities like dirt biking and quad riding. No electricity, shower facilities, or dump stations are mentioned, so campers should come prepared for a more rustic camping experience.

Where is Tree Phones Campground located?

Tree Phones Campground is located in the Yakima area of Washington state. The campground is situated in a more remote area accessed via a somewhat challenging road. The location offers opportunities for outdoor recreation including dirt biking and quad riding in the vicinity. The campground is nestled in a scenic area that requires some effort to reach, especially for those towing larger vehicles or trailers.

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