Lake Wenatchee State Park campground has 155 campsites (42 with electric and water hookups) that can accommodate tents, trailers and RVs (up to 42 feet). The campground has two distinct camping areas – South Park and North Park. South Park is generally open early May through mid September. It includes parking pads 30 to 40 feet in length, with only two pull-through sites. North park is open year-round. I is less developed, but great for larger RVs and fifth-wheelers with 42 large pull-through utility sites available Group camping is also available.
The campground has drinking water, one dump station, and modern restrooms with flush toilets and hot showers. There’s also an amphitheater, volleyball court, picnic areas and miles of mixed-use trails. Each campsite also has a table, fire ring and grill.
Lake Wenatchee State Park has a variety of outdoor activities in the winter and summer including boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and a whole lot more. There’s also some great wildlife viewing here.
Nason Creek campground is another option and is just 2 miles to the south via highway 207. It has 73 campsites.
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We stayed here in May 2016 in our 24′ Chinook Destiny. We weren’t able to take advantage of the beautiful lake (being absent our kayaks) too bad as it was beautiful. The main park trail had been recently re-chipped and was a nice walk. The longer hiking trails are only accessible from the lower campground, but the RV campground is the upper one, so we had to hoof it about a mile and across the bridge in order to get there. We hiked part of the Nason Ridge Trail, the signs for which warn of aggressive mountain goats and bears, but we did not encounter either. We did see osprey, Western tanagers, and lots of pretty wildflowers.
I see site 24, 25 and 26 are designated as walk in sites. How far is the parking area from the sites?
Hi Kristen,
Not sure why they have those campsites listed as ‘walk-in/to’ sites. The parking area is very close to the table/fire ring/camping area for all three. In fact you can see how close it is in the photo of #26.
Only the North campground has electric sites. The south also has a little store and an amphitheatre where some nice free entertainment is held. About half of the North has electric available.
The staff is excellent both campgrounds are a short walk from the lake.