Lake Creek Campground - Entiat River

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About Lake Creek Campground - Entiat River

Nestled in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, Lake Creek (Entiat River) Campground offers visitors some of the stunning scenery in sunny central Washington and easy access to an abundance of recreational activities, such as hiking, dirt biking and mountain biking.  

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9 total sites

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2026 (Current year)

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Campground Amenities

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  • Shaded Site
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  • Potable Water
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Rates, Sites & Availability

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9 Sites Available

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🚐 1, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 50 × 35 ft · Paved
🚐 13, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 36 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 14, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 38 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 15, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 38 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 16, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 48 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 17, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 37 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 18, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 38 × 12 ft · Paved
🚐 2, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 22 × 23 ft · Paved
🚐 9, Loop: A RV
Pet Friendly · 45 × 25 ft · Paved

Reviews

49 reviews

Summary

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Lake Creek Campground offers a charming and spacious setting near the Entiat River, with clean facilities and a relaxing ambiance enhanced by the sound of rushing water. While some campers experienced challenges with the payment system and bugs, the camp's well-maintained vault toilets and accessibility to water pumps were appreciated. Overall, the campground is ideal for those looking to disconnect in a picturesque environment, though visitors should prepare for limited cell service and potential wildlife encounters.

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5 stars 57.1% (28)
4 stars 18.4% (9)
3 stars 10.2% (5)
2 stars 6.1% (3)
1 star 8.2% (4)

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Leland F

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September 8, 2023 Stayed at: 16, Loop: A

We had a great stay. Campground was quite and clean.

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Leland F

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September 8, 2023 Stayed at: 16, Loop: A

We had a great stay. Campground was quite and clean.

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Kari C

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September 11, 2023 Stayed at: 1, Loop: A

Our site was clean and beautiful, as was the whole campground.
It was nice to see the ranger come by a couple of times.

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Kari C

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September 11, 2023 Stayed at: 1, Loop: A

Our site was clean and beautiful, as was the whole campground.
It was nice to see the ranger come by a couple of times.

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Marielle D

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June 21, 2024 Stayed at: 16, Loop: A

Really beautiful place to camp. Lake Creek CG offers plenty of shade at most sites and the vault toilets were kept in good clean shape. Easy road access. We camped June 7-11, 2024 and Site 16 specifically was shady and good distance between other sites. Site 16 is not at the rivers edge like other sites which was great for kids and dogs as this site allowed them to wander off just a bit without the worry of them falling in the river. The canyon overlook is great to visit, it’s just up the main road! Wear good sturdy shoes as a part of the trail to access and see the canyon view is slippery dirt, steep and narrow in spots (flip flops stunk to do this). Tried to take the dirt road to Chelan but snow blocked the entire road. Do recommend taking it though as the views are great as you gain elevation. Highly recommend this campground! Biking, hiking, walking all good activities here.

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Marielle D

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June 21, 2024 Stayed at: 16, Loop: A

Really beautiful place to camp. Lake Creek CG offers plenty of shade at most sites and the vault toilets were kept in good clean shape. Easy road access. We camped June 7-11, 2024 and Site 16 specifically was shady and good distance between other sites. Site 16 is not at the rivers edge like other sites which was great for kids and dogs as this site allowed them to wander off just a bit without the worry of them falling in the river. The canyon overlook is great to visit, it’s just up the main road! Wear good sturdy shoes as a part of the trail to access and see the canyon view is slippery dirt, steep and narrow in spots (flip flops stunk to do this). Tried to take the dirt road to Chelan but snow blocked the entire road. Do recommend taking it though as the views are great as you gain elevation. Highly recommend this campground! Biking, hiking, walking all good activities here.

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yuen t

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August 22, 2024 Stayed at: 15, Loop: A

We were in site 15 and had a good amount of space. We were able to fit 3 tents on the site (total of 8) people in the back area and left the front portion for our chairs. The site was really well spaced out and we didn't hear other campers very much. The vault toilet was across our site and the water pump right in front us. The toilet smelled REALLY bad the first day but someone left the door open overnight I believe and the smell wasn't nearly as bad. Trash is pretty far from the site.

Our site had a LOT of wasps/bees? Not sure which ones but they were getting into our food and swarming everything/everyone. We got really good at ignoring them most of the time but when we cooked it got really bad. They kept eating our uncooked/cooked meat. Access to the water is pretty steep. We had to go in from another area (outside of our campsite) to access.

By the last day, we were the last ones at the entire campground since it was a Monday. We never interacted with the camp host. Not entirely too sure if there was one but we did see a truck on Saturday morning that may have been the host?

We saw a deer come pretty close to us because it wanted water from the pump and a neighbor told us a black bear? was in the area on our first night. We never saw the bear, thankfully.

Not sure if I would book this site again because of the bees/wasps but it was a fun time overall!

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yuen t

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August 22, 2024 Stayed at: 15, Loop: A

We were in site 15 and had a good amount of space. We were able to fit 3 tents on the site (total of 8) people in the back area and left the front portion for our chairs. The site was really well spaced out and we didn't hear other campers very much. The vault toilet was across our site and the water pump right in front us. The toilet smelled REALLY bad the first day but someone left the door open overnight I believe and the smell wasn't nearly as bad. Trash is pretty far from the site.

Our site had a LOT of wasps/bees? Not sure which ones but they were getting into our food and swarming everything/everyone. We got really good at ignoring them most of the time but when we cooked it got really bad. They kept eating our uncooked/cooked meat. Access to the water is pretty steep. We had to go in from another area (outside of our campsite) to access.

By the last day, we were the last ones at the entire campground since it was a Monday. We never interacted with the camp host. Not entirely too sure if there was one but we did see a truck on Saturday morning that may have been the host?

We saw a deer come pretty close to us because it wanted water from the pump and a neighbor told us a black bear? was in the area on our first night. We never saw the bear, thankfully.

Not sure if I would book this site again because of the bees/wasps but it was a fun time overall!

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Connie H

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June 21, 2025 Stayed at: 13, Loop: A

Bring ‘strong’ deet mosquito repellent. We bring 2 types + 2 or 3 citronella candles. This park is my favorite. Not really great for kids because there’s not a lot of places for them to play. It’s very hilly and steep drop offs. This park is great for folks wanting to disconnect and recover. Also, the bathrooms and the garbage dumpster is far apart from most sites, so you might want to bring your own portables. There was no water available this weekend, so carry enough water for drinking, cooking, and washing dishes.

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Connie H

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June 21, 2025 Stayed at: 13, Loop: A

Bring ‘strong’ deet mosquito repellent. We bring 2 types + 2 or 3 citronella candles. This park is my favorite. Not really great for kids because there’s not a lot of places for them to play. It’s very hilly and steep drop offs. This park is great for folks wanting to disconnect and recover. Also, the bathrooms and the garbage dumpster is far apart from most sites, so you might want to bring your own portables. There was no water available this weekend, so carry enough water for drinking, cooking, and washing dishes.

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Location & Directions for Lake Creek Campground - Entiat River

2108 Entiat Way, Entiat, WA 98822 United States

Elevation: 666 ft

Getting There

From north side of Wenatchee, WA, travel approximately 14 mi on Highay 97A to the junction with Chelan County Highway 19 (Entiat River Road), turn left. Travel approximately 27.4 mi on Entiat Rive Road, FS 5100 past mile 25, Lake Creek Campground...

Nearest town

Entiat, WA - 29 mi

About 46 min to downtown

Highway access

Lake Creek Campground is accessible via Highway 97A, which is located approximately 14 miles from Wenatchee and 18 miles from Chelan. From Highway 97A, travelers can access Chelan County Highway 19 (Entiat River Road) to reach the campground.

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Last updated: October 21, 2026

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