Perhaps we're a bit biased, but we'd argue that Washington is the most beautiful state for camping. Our diverse landscape lends itself beautifully to all kinds of camping adventures, whether you're looking for secluded campgrounds or luxurious glampgrounds -- or perhaps something in between.

With its dense forests, towering peaks, breathtaking rivers, and endless vistas, the Evergreen State is nothing short of an outdoor wonderland, and with that in mind, we've compiled a list of the best campgrounds in Washington. On this list, you'll find a range of hidden gems and popular spots, as well as campgrounds that can accommodate tents, RVs, and sometimes both. Ready to learn more? Your next great night under the stars awaits!

Best State Park Campgrounds in Washington

Have you ever been camping in a Washington state park? If not, it's a truly magical experience. Washington's state parks are some of the best natural spaces in the state, offering an abundance of natural wonders and amenities. Below we've listed some of our favorite state park campgrounds in Washington.

1. Sequim Bay State Park

• Location: Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington
• Popularity: Very popular
• Park Info: The sites you'll find along the road are mostly just small pull-offs, but a handful are tucked further away and even have access to the river.

• Location: Port Angeles, Washington
• Popularity: Very popular
• Park Info: Campers will find dispersed camping along Forest Service Road 29 in the Olympic National Forest.

• Location: Twisp, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: There are 75 RV sites at Riverbend RV Park. Campers can choose between both back-in and pull-through sites.

• Location: Republic, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: This spacious RV park offers amenities including a general store, toilet, laundry facility, and shower. Pets are welcome here.

• Location: Lynden, Washington
• Popularity: Hidden gem
• Park Info: Oostema Farmstead offers 5 full hook-ups, a private outdoor shower, and portables.

• Location: Friday Harbor, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: Guests will have seven yurts to choose from, all of which include indoor plumbing and access to a hot tub.

• Location: Kettle Falls, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: Guests can choose between two safari tents and a handful of cabins.

• Location: Olympia, Washington
• Popularity: Hidden gem
• Park Info: Pampered Wilderness can be found within the campground of Millersylvania State Park.

• Location: La Push, Washington
• Popularity: Very popular
• Park Info: Campers should note that Second Beach is only accessible via a hike (although it's relatively easy). Wilderness camping permits are also required for any overnight stays.

• Location: Pacific Beach, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: This park features 41 partial-hookup sites and 18 standard campsites, as well as two yurts. There are 26 sites located on the waterfront.

• Location: Hoquiam, Washington
• Popularity: Very popular
• Park Info: This lovely state park features 149 standard campsites and 29 full-hookup sites.

• Location: Concrete, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: This state park is home to 18 standard sites, 20 partial hookup sites, eight walk-in sites, and three primitive sites. There are three ADA-accessible bathrooms (two of which have showers) at the park as well.

• Location: Oak Harbor, Washington
• Popularity: Very popular
• Park Info: Deception Pass State Park features 172 tent sites, 134 partial-hookup sites, 20 bathrooms (four of which are ADA), and 10 showers (four of which are ADA). The maximum site length is 60 feet.

• Location: Sequim, Washington
• Popularity: Busy on weekends
• Park Info: Sequim Bay State Park offers 45 standard campsites, 15 full-utility campsites, three bathrooms (one of which is ADA), and three showers (two of which are ADA). A handful of sites in the hookup loop can accommodate RVs as large as 40 feet.