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Mount Rainier National Park
Campgrounds
 

Check current campground status here.

Check current road status here.

Please observe all campground regulations, listed here.




Cougar Rock

Generally open Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day

Reservations

Online or by Phone at 877-444-6777

Details

Located in the southwest section of the park, 2.3 miles NE of Longmire. Elevation 3180'. 173 individual sites (4 Accessible) + 5 group sites. Drinking water, flush toilets, dump station, amphitheater. Suitable for RVs and tents. Maximum length for RVs is 35', 27' for trailers.


Ohanapecosh

Generally open Memorial Day weekend through Columbus Day

Reservations

Online or by Phone at 877-444-6777

Details

Located in the southeast corner of the park, 11 miles NE of Packwood on SR 123. Elevation 1914'. 188 individual sites (2 Accessible) + 1 group site. Drinking water, flush toilets, dump station, amphitheater. Suitable for RV or tent camping. Maximum length for RVs is 32', 27' for trailers.


White River

Generally open late June through late September.

Reservations

None accepted.

Details

Located on the northeast side of the park, 5 miles W of the White River Entrance. Elevation 4400'. 112 sites. Drinking water, flush toilets, small amphitheater. Suitable for RVs and tents.  Maximum length for RVs 27', 18' for trailers.


Mowich Lake

Generally open early July through early October, weather permitting.

Details

Located in the northwest corner of the park, at the end of SR 165 (unpaved road).  Elevation 4950'. Primitive walk-in campground; 200 feet from parking area to camping area. Tents only. 10 walk-in sites, 3 group sites (maximum group size 12). Pit toilets. No potable water. No fires.


Ipsut Creek

Details

Currently closed to car camping.  Open to walk-in and bike-in use only, due to flood damage to the Carbon River Road.  Backcountry camping permit required.

Located in the NW corner of the park, 5 miles E of the Carbon River Entrance. Elevation 2300'. 12 individual sites + 1 group site. Pit toilets. No potable water. No fires.


Sunshine Point

Closed due to flood damage.

Details

The November 2006 flood destroyed most of Sunshine Point campground. The future status of the Sunshine Point area is to be determined.  Located in the SW corner of the park, 0.25 mile E of the Nisqually Entrance. Elevation 2000'.

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Artist rendering of the new Paradise Visitor Center.

Did You Know?
The park recently completed building a new visitor center at Paradise & rehabilitating the historic Paradise Inn. The new visitor center is more sustainable and less expensive to operate than the existing visitor center. The Paradise Inn, after 90 years of use, was in need of rehabilitation.

Last Updated: December 09, 2010 at 14:07 MST