Bear Creek Campground

There are nine sites at the DNR campground. It requires the WA state Discover Pass to camp here. $30.00 for the annual pass or $35.00 if bought online. These are very large and mostly easy access sites for both tents and rvs. There are several sites that would handled a larger rv, ours is a 35' fifth wheel. Site one has the best... more

I agree with what others say, this is a nice place to camp. And would stay here again. But if you rely on solar power you will come up short, at least in site 2. A couple of sites get a bit more Sun, but not much. Still a nice place!

Stayed here 2 nights in #8. Lovely surroundings and the sites set up offered decent privacy. The vault toilet was clean and there was TP. The camp registration board states 7 day stay limit not 10 like in the info in the description here. Very little road noise. I have stayed in numerous locations on the OP and this one is a favorite.... more

Great spot! Pros: 1. Right beside a river 2. Clean 3. Very pretty 4. Two pull through handicapped access spots 5. Variety of space sizes 6. Well marked and easy to find Cons: 1. Right by the road- occasional road noise 2. Not totally free/ requires $30 Washington Discover Pass 3. Shady- not good for us boondockers who... more

Bear Creek campground was really nice. Its a small loop campground with around 15 sites. Its located in a pretty good area to use as a base camp to explore the area. This is another camp where the Discovery Pass is required, but once again no one came by to check. Access couldn't be easier. It is right off hwy 101. Some of the spots... more

This historic old campground was once the work camp for the railroads, road builders, and logging industry. It's conveniently situated right along the highway adjacent to Bear Creek. This is a free DNR campground requiring a Discovery Pass. It's a single loop of smaller sites with decent spacing and fairly level but lumpy. There are tw... more