Looking at river through mixed conifer forest.
Halfway Flat Campground Site 8
Halfway Flat Campground
Halfway Flat Campground
Halfway Flat Campground

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About Halfway Flat Campground

Halfway Flat Campground is located about 30 mi west of Naches, Washington on the east side of the Cascades mountain range.

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2026 (Current year)

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Reviews (37)

What Guests Are Saying

Halfway Flat Campground is a peaceful and picturesque spot along the river, with clean facilities and friendly hosts. Many guests appreciate the beautiful scenery and well-maintained restrooms, while also noting the campground's accessibility to Mt. Rainier. Some minor issues, such as water availability and noisy neighbors, were mentioned, but overall, visitors enjoyed their experience and plan to return.

Review Summary

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37 reviews
5
56.8%
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4
21.6%
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3
10.8%
4
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Susan Wienecke

Susan Wienecke

July 26, 2025

5

The campground was nice. The campers next to us, not so courteous. Blasted their music all day and till 3:00 am when we finally told them to turn it off. We left the next morning.

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GJR

GJR

June 14, 2025

5

Clean campground. 10.00 per night. Three sites are first come. Large garbage cans. A mile or so of gravel to camp. River is within 100’ of each site.
UPDATE.
Stayed here two nights in mid June 2025. Windy from 9am-9pm. Good news is that this blows most of the flying bugs away. River flows fast and steady this time of year. Makes for great background noise at night. Showed up on a Wednesday, had the campground to ourselves. Everything is as mentioned above two years ago. The fee is still only 10.00, 5.00 with the interagency pass.

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David L

August 25, 2024

3

First time off grid in my 2018 Winnebago Travato 59g. The trip from Seattle was just about 3 hours.
Here’s the 411 on the trip:
- 2-nights, after taxes it worked out to be $54.00 dollars or $27.00 per night
I- stayed in site 4 and it was a pull through with no hookups at all. In fact there are no connections to water, electric or sewer
- There was no cell service. I have AT&T.
- The facilities: The campground consists of a total of 8 sites overall with 5 of the sites available to reserve in advance between Memorial Day & Labor Day, after that everything is first come first serve. There is a potable water pump in the campground, but you have to pump the water into something.

I was easily able to book my reservation online at: https://www.recreation.gov/

David L

August 25, 2024

3

First time off grid in my 2018 Winnebago Travato 59g. The trip from Seattle was just about 3 hours.
Here’s the 411 on the trip:
- 2-nights, after taxes it worked out to be $54.00 dollars or $27.00 per night
I- stayed in site 4 and it was a pull through with no hookups at all. In fact there are no connections to water, electric or sewer
- There was no cell service. I have AT&T.
- The facilities: The campground consists of a total of 8 sites overall with 5 of the sites available to reserve in advance between Memorial Day & Labor Day, after that everything is first come first serve. There is a potable water pump in the campground, but you have to pump the water into something.

I was easily able to book my reservation online at: https://www.recreation.gov/

Pamela J. A

July 17, 2024

4

Wish the road into the park was better

Pamela J. A

July 17, 2024

4

Wish the road into the park was better

Gabriella West

Gabriella West

June 24, 2024

5

We love this campground, the road is a bit rough to get back into it, but it’s well spread out and so peaceful!

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M P

September 29, 2023

1

We have camped at several of the campgrounds in this area going out toward Chinook Pass. Halfway Flat was the worst of them! Road is only wide enough for one vehicle at a time and going around the turns you really take your chances that something is not coming the other way! There are a few wide spots to pull over but if you have an RV or pulling a trailer there is not enough room and you are taking your chances.
Also there is a section of the road where it looks like there was a rock slide down over the road and they tried to clear it up some but left it very narrow and the rocks are very sharp - sliced one of our tires on the sidewall! Very costly to replace tires these days.
Once we did get to our campsite it was ALL just fine silty dirt. By the time we left it was in everything! Usually there is at least some field grass or stubble of some kind but this was terrible - just all dirt! We won't be going back to this campground.

M P

September 29, 2023

1

We have camped at several of the campgrounds in this area going out toward Chinook Pass. Halfway Flat was the worst of them! Road is only wide enough for one vehicle at a time and going around the turns you really take your chances that something is not coming the other way! There are a few wide spots to pull over but if you have an RV or pulling a trailer there is not enough room and you are taking your chances.
Also there is a section of the road where it looks like there was a rock slide down over the road and they tried to clear it up some but left it very narrow and the rocks are very sharp - sliced one of our tires on the sidewall! Very costly to replace tires these days.
Once we did get to our campsite it was ALL just fine silty dirt. By the time we left it was in everything! Usually there is at least some field grass or stubble of some kind but this was terrible - just all dirt! We won't be going back to this campground.

Kathleen B

July 22, 2022

5

Loved it here! Only 2 negatives were no toilet paper in toilet and the water I pumped from the well was tan. It didn't look like it was drinkable, but I had my own supplies on both issues so they weren't a problem, just an FYI.

Location & Directions for Halfway Flat Campground

10237 Us Hwy 12, Naches, WA 98937 United States

Elevation: 769 ft

Getting There

From Naches, Washington, follow Highway 410 for approximately 30 mi west to Forest Road 1709. Turn left on Forest Road 1709, cross the bridge then turn left on Forest Road 1704 follow the road approximately 1 mi. Campground is located on the left....

Nearest town

Naches, WA - 31 mi

About 38 min to downtown

Highway access

Halfway Flat Campground is accessed via Highway 410, which is approximately 30 miles from Naches and 63 miles from Enumclaw. There are no other major roads within 25 miles.

Nearby National Park

Mount Rainier National Park

White River Entrance

Approximate driving time: 47 min

Policies & Rules

General

  • Single site fees include 1 vehicle and 1 legally towed vehicle. Additional vehicles are subject to an extra vehicle fee, space permitting.
  • Don't Move Firewood: Please protect Pacific Northwest forests by preventing the spread of invasive species. Firewood can carry insects and diseases that can threaten the health of our western forests. You can make a difference by obtaining and burning your firewood near your camping destination. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information
  • Off-road vehicle use not permitted in the campground

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Last updated: October 7, 2026

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