Cascade Wagon Road Campground

Definitely recommend it. Owner kept me up to date on availability via text message. Arrived on a Friday at 8pm and there was plenty of spots to choose from. For only $10/night you can park in the field which can accommodate larger RVs. The river spots are $15/night. All sites are first come first serve. Only downside: no cell service with Verizon.

Only 20 min from North Cascade National Park. I stayed in the field for only $10/night. The owner Bob is very friendly and even replied to my text messages to keep me up to date on availability. I came on a Friday at 8pm and there were still 2 small tent sites by the river and 5 field sites available. A few minutes later more campers arrived. The field is great for a quick stay and for big rigs. Only issue the ground is uneven and there is no cell service (Verizon). Otherwise, it was safe and had minimal road noise. It is certainly the cheapest spot I could find in the area. Highly recommend! All sites are first come first serve.

Clean porta potties and trash bins. Right dusty dirt roads. This is meant for van/truck campers or tents. I would not want to bring anything larger or towed in here. We had a nice peaceful night and it was very shaded which was great as it was hot! There is only about 15-20 sites but there is also an overflow area which is just a bit grass lot across the street.

This is a hidden gem. Primitive camping and small but private camp site. The owner Bob is a nice guy and he comes nightly to collect the nightly fee. We feel we are in a Jurassic rain forest. Lol! You have 2 areas to park if you have a large rig. We have a 18ft tt and we were able to camp below. We definitely would stay here again and would recommend others.

CAMPED HERE AUG 12-16 2020 We affectionately named this place Bobs place. It is $10 a night and Bob (the owner) comes around every night to collect the fee. Super nice and friendly man! There are 2 sections of this campground. The main campground is right along the river and very heavily wooded, sites are small and close together. There was no way we could fit our 30ft Airstream in any of them so we chose to stay across the street in the open lot. Please note these are all dry camping spots. He has stakes marked out for sites. We chose the one next to the shed. Pretty empty during the week but it was absolutely packed on the weekend with other RVers and tent/car campers. Everyone gave us space though and Bob keeps tabs so it was safe! Cellular service in the entire area is pretty sketchy, we have both AT&T and Verizon and most of the time it wasn't usable. The library in Marblemount does have WIFI, if needed.