Photo Blog
Back to
Campgrounds
main page
Campgrounds Wenatchee NF - Leavenworth District
Chiwawa River
Icicle Creek
Highway 2
Lake Wenatchee
Highway 97
Campgrounds Wenatchee NF - Cle Elum District
I-90
Corridor
Cle Elum River Valley
Swauk-Table Mtn.
Teanaway River
Taneum
Area
Manastash Area
More Leavenworth
ACCOMMODATIONS
Apartments
Bed and Breakfast
Cabins and Cottages
Chalets
Campgrounds
Condos
Conference Centers
Hotels and Motels
Inns and Lodges
Ranches
Retreat Centers
Rooms
RV Parks
Special Occasions
Suites
Vacation Rentals
ACTIVITIES
Fishing
Golf
Hiking
Horseback Rides
Horse-drawn Rides
Raft
Wenatchee R.
Rafting Outfitters
Skiing
Snowmobiling
Tours
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Bakeries
Coffee and Espresso
Pizza
Restaurants and Cafes
Specialty Foods
--Fruit Stands
Brew Pubs
Microbreweries
Wine and Wineries
Tours
Driving Tour
Town Tour
Travel Article
More Cascades
North Cascades
Central Cascades
South Cascades
Mountain Passes
Bluett Pass
Snoqualmie Pass
Stevens Pass
National Parks
Mount Rainier
Mount St. Helens
Washington Travel Regions and Maps
Map
Cascade Mountains
Map
Northeast
Map
Northwest
Map
Olympic Peninsula
Map
Puget Sound
Map
San Juan Islands
Map
South Central
Map
Southeast
Map
Southwest
Leavenworth Campgrounds
Lake Wenatchee Area
Private Campgrounds and RV Parks
Midway Village Grocery and RV Park. 14193 Chiwawa Loop Road, Leavenworth, WA 98826. Phone: 509-763-3344.
Has 18 sites for trailers or RVs. Electricity, drinking water and sewer hookups. Other conveniences include store, showers, firewood, cafe, laundry room, ice and a playground.
Approximately 19 miles north of Leavenworth on Chiwawa Loop Road. From Leavenworth, drive west on Highway 2 to Coles Corner. At Coles Corner go north on Highway 207. Cross the bridge over the Wenatchee River and turn right at the "Y".
Thousand Trails. 20752 Chiwawa Loop Road, Leavenworth, WA 98826. Phone: 509-763-2020; Toll Free: 1-800-353-1700; Fax: 509-763-3614. E-mail
Public Campgrounds - Wenatchee National Forest, Lake Wenatchee Ranger District
Nason Creek. Elevation 1,800 feet. 73 sites for any kind of vehicle.On the river. Electrical outlets in restrooms, flush toilet and garbage service.
Approximately 18 miles north and west of Leavenworth near the southeast end of Lake Wenatchee. Drive west on Highway 2 from Leavenworth to Coles Corner. Drive north on 207 from Coles Corner to Cedar Brae Road (County Road 413) and turn west.
Glacier View. Elevation 1,900 feet. 23 sites for cars, vans, pickups. 16 walk-in sites on lakeshore. Tested drinking water, toilet, garbage service.
Approximately 22 miles north and west of Leavenworth on the southwest shore of Lake Wenatchee. Drive west on Highway 2 from Leavenworth about 13 miles to Coles Corner. At Coles Corner, drive north on 207 to Cedar Brae Road (County Road 413) and turn west. Follow 413 about 5 miles to campground.
For Additional Information, contact Wenatchee National Forest:
Lake Wenatchee Ranger District. 22976 State Highway 207, Leavenworth, WA 98826. Phone: 509-763-3103; Fax: 509-763-3211.
Public Campgrounds - State Parks
Lake Wenatchee State Park. From Leavenworth, take westbound Highway 2 to the junction of SR 207 at Coles Corner. Then follow SR 207 north to the lake. Hours: Summer, 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Winter: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sno-Park permit required.
Note: All campsites at the Lake Wenatchee State Park are by reservation only. Reservations may be made 9 months in advance. The reservation phone number is 1-800-452-5687 (Reservations Northwest). Washington State Parks reservation number is: 1-888-226-7688.
Go Northwest!
Bookstore
Best selection of books on the Northwest.
Click here!
Moon
Washington, 8th Edition. by Ericka Chickowski. Award-winning writer and
Washington native Ericka Chickowski provides an insider's view of the
Evergreen State, from Seattle's arts, culture, and snow-capped peaks to the
fire and ice of the state's most venerable volcanoes.
Order now...
Washington
Travel and Recreation Directory 2010 by Inc. Rite-Way Publishing. This
Directory is packed with relevant area travel information, places to see,
things to do, outdoor recreation, fun for the kids, hotels, interesting area
facts and much more in Washington.
Order now...
Frommer's
Washington State. by Karl Samson. In this detailed and completely
up-to-date guide, you'll find great places to stay in every price range:
sleek Seattle business hotels, romantic coastal inns, historic B&Bs,
family-friendly motels, rustic cabins, and more.
Order now...
Washington
Off the Beaten Path, 8th: A Guide to Unique Places by Sharon Wootton,
Maggie Savage and Myrna Oakley. Take a Chimposium workshop at the Chimpanzee
and Human Communication Institute. Or go for a dip in the rejuvenating
waters of Soap Lake, popular ever since early settlers and Native Americans
savored its healing properties centuries ago. So if you've "been there, done
that" one too many times, get off the main road and venture Off the Beaten
Path.
Order now...
Great
Places: Washington: A Recreational Guide to Washington's Public Lands and
Historic Places for Birding, Hiking, Photography, Fishing, Hunting and
Camping
by John Kruse. He explains the geology, animal and plant life, and history
of Washington's most-storied and scenic locales, including the best local
lodging and amenities. Out-of-staters and residents alike will find much of
interest in this full-color guide.
Order now...
Backroads
& Byways of Washington: Drives, Day Trips & Weekend Excursions by Archie
Satterfield. This book is the shortest route a visitor can take to explore
like a native and the best guide for natives delving more deeply into the
history and magic of their home state. 50 black-and-white photographs.
Order now...
We appreciate your orders. They help keep
Go Northwest! online.
Northwest Books
from . . .
Shopping at
Go Northwest!
