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Thousand Trails campgrounds in Washington

14 Thousand Trails campgrounds in Washington across 14 towns, from Seaview in the south to Blaine in the north. The largest is La Conner in La Conner, WA, with 316 sites.

Thousand Trails is a membership network: Camping Pass holders pay once a year and stay at its preserves with no nightly fee.

Map of Thousand Trails campgrounds in Washington

Every park, by town

Thousand Trails campgrounds in Washington
Campground Town Sites Max length Hookups Pull-through Phone
Birch Bay Blaine, WA 223 — — — 360-371-7432
Mount Vernon Bow, WA 262 — — — 360-724-4811
Friday Creek Campground Burlington, WA 27 — — — 360-724-4811
Chehalis Chehalis, WA 315 — — — 360-262-9489
Grandy Creek Concrete, WA 163 — — — 360-826-3554
Tall Chief Campground Fall City, WA 180 — — — 425-222-0778
La Conner La Conner, WA 316 — — — 360-466-3558
Leavenworth Leavenworth, WA 279 — — — 509-763-3217
Thunderbird Monroe, WA 92 — — — 360-794-8987
Little Diamond Newport, WA 100 — — — 509-447-4813
Oceana Ocean Shores, WA 88 — — — 360-289-3504
Crescent Bar Quincy, WA 115 — — — 509-787-4349
Long Beach Seaview, WA 144 — — — 360-642-3091
Paradise Silver Creek, WA 308 — — — 360-985-2756

A route through Thousand Trails parks in Washington

6 parks spread across the state, in driving order — 1,017 miles and about 22h 00m of driving at RV pace:

  1. Long Beach, Seaview, WA
  2. Paradise, Silver Creek, WA — 118 mi, about 2h 54m in an RV
  3. Tall Chief Campground, Fall City, WA — 127 mi, about 3h 06m in an RV
  4. Crescent Bar, Quincy, WA — 157 mi, about 3h 18m in an RV
  5. Little Diamond, Newport, WA — 192 mi, about 3h 54m in an RV
  6. Birch Bay, Blaine, WA — 423 mi, about 8h 48m in an RV
Plan this route for your rig

Opens the planner with these stops, routed for your RV’s height and weight, with Thousand Trails parks ranked first.

Other networks in Washington

Thousand Trails in other states