RV parks & campgrounds · Washington

RV parks & campgrounds in Washington

Every developed RV park and campground in the state, one page per site, from OpenStreetMap. RV parks, resorts, and campgrounds with real hookups and facilities — not backcountry camping. Updated July 2026.

  • 935RV parks & campgrounds
  • 340RV parks
  • 595Campgrounds
  • 39Counties
OpenStreetMap · as of July 22, 2026

By county

Every county page lists its RV parks and campgrounds with location and amenities, and every site links to its own page. Okanogan County leads with 73. Click a column header to sort.

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Source: OpenStreetMap (tourism=caravan_site and camp_site), via the Overpass API, as of July 22, 2026. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL (opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl). Listings are community-maintained and can lag real life. See something out of date? Tell us, or claim the page.

Common questions

How many RV parks and campgrounds are in Washington?

This directory lists 935 developed RV parks and campgrounds in Washington — 340 RV parks and 595 campgrounds — from OpenStreetMap as of July 22, 2026. It covers sites with real facilities and skips backcountry and tent-only wilderness camping.

Which Washington county has the most RV parks and campgrounds?

Okanogan County, with 73 listed, followed by Chelan (64) and Yakima (62). Every county has its own page.

Do you show hookups and amenities?

Yes, where OpenStreetMap records them: electric hookups, dump stations, showers, restrooms, Wi‑Fi, drinking water, and whether a site takes RVs. Coverage varies, so each page invites the owner to claim it and fill in the rest for free.

Do you run billing for RV parks and campgrounds?

Yes. Lot Sidekick bills the monthly and seasonal sites that reservation apps handle poorly — lot rent plus submetered electric and water, cash or card, on one flat price with no per-booking fees.