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5 Washington Campsites Ranked Among the Top 50 in the U.S. by Hipcamp

by Alice

Looking for the perfect summer escape? Washington State has emerged as a top destination for campers in 2025, with five of its campsites making it onto Hipcamp’s list of the 50 best places to camp across the United States.

Hipcamp, a popular campsite booking platform, selected these standout locations from over 500,000 campsites nationwide. The selected sites were recognized for their scenic landscapes, quality amenities, peaceful environments, and memorable experiences for all types of campers – whether solo travelers, families, or adventure seekers.

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Rusty Ranch Tree Farm and Forest

Location: Bellingham, Whatcom County

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Located just 15 minutes east of Bellingham at the base of Stewart Mountain, Rusty Ranch offers a secluded retreat featuring a rustic bunkhouse cabin and five tent/RV campsites. The owners, who purchased the property in 2019, have been focused on restoring the land and developing trails, a private camp area, and a playground.

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The Hipcamp listing describes it as a “low-key getaway” that blends the atmosphere of a working farm with an outdoor classroom. Campers can enjoy seasonal berry picking, birdwatching, and extras such as farmstead breakfasts, wild Alaska sockeye salmon filets, fresh veggie baskets, and even the opportunity to adopt a tree.

Snow Peak Campfield Long Beach

Location: Long Beach, Pacific County

This unique site, opened by Japanese outdoor brand Snow Peak in 2024, redefines the camping experience with a blend of tradition and innovation. The campground caters to weekend adventurers from Portland and Seattle, and features a Japanese-style Ofuro spa with soaking baths and saunas.

The campground gained international recognition as one of Time magazine’s “World’s Greatest Places of 2024,” thanks to its climate-controlled Jyubako micro-cabins. These stylish structures come equipped with platform beds and kitchenette cookware, offering comfort without compromising nature. Snow Peak emphasizes sustainability and harmony with the environment, drawing on Japanese philosophies where people are seen as part of nature.

The Landing

Location: Index, Snohomish County

Nestled along the South Fork Skykomish River, this secluded site offers five tent spots surrounded by the natural beauty of the Cascade foothills. It’s a peaceful and minimalistic campground where each site includes a fire pit, picnic table, and access to a clean outhouse.

The Landing is celebrated for its breathtaking views and family-friendly ambiance. Hipcamp called it “the most magical place to camp” in Washington and named it among the best camping destinations of 2024.

Unique Bay Front Camping

Location: Aberdeen, Grays Harbor County

This small, family-run RV campground sits on the edge of Grays Harbor Bay. With full water, sewer, and power hookups at each site, and direct access to bay views and beaches, this location is a haven for RV enthusiasts. Campers can enjoy birdwatching, long beach walks, and convenient access to two nearby boat launches.

Established in 2017, the owners describe the spot as ideal for peaceful reflection, surfing, and fishing. Hipcamp ranked it as one of the best RV-specific campgrounds in 2024.

Whispering Pines RV Campground

Location: Cle Elum, Kittitas County

This expansive 60-acre campground offers a mix of RV sites with full hookups, tent camping areas, tiny homes, and luxury glamping cabins. Situated beside the Yakima River, it’s a family-oriented destination with a wide range of activities including paddleboarding on a two-acre pond, swimming, riverside trails, a playground, and a large bounce pillow popular with kids.

Designed for convenience and comfort, the campground accommodates larger RVs (up to 40 feet) and provides a well-stocked store to meet guests’ needs. Hipcamp highlighted Whispering Pines for its welcoming vibe and extensive amenities.

With these five diverse and scenic campgrounds making Hipcamp’s top 50 list, Washington proves itself a leader in outdoor recreation. Whether you’re seeking solitude in the mountains, a spa-like coastal retreat, or a family-friendly riverfront campground, the Evergreen State offers something for every camper this summer.

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