Hells Crossing Campground

HELLS CROSSING CAMPGROUND
HELLS CROSSING CAMPGROUND
HELLS CROSSING CAMPGROUND
HELLS CROSSING CAMPGROUND
HELLS CROSSING CAMPGROUND

Featured amenities

Restrooms Restrooms
River Access River Access

Available sites

13 total sites

About Hells Crossing Campground

Hells Crossing Campground is located along the American River in the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest in Washington's Cascade Range. Warm summer days and easy access to an abundance of recreational activities make the campground a perfect setting for individual and group camping excursions.

Seasonal information

2026 (Current year)

2026 Season availability

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Campground Amenities

Most popular amenities

Restrooms Restrooms
River Access River Access
Water and Hygiene

Water and Hygiene

  • Restrooms
Water Access

Water Access

  • River Access
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Rates, Sites & Availability

Select check-in and check-out dates to see real-time availability for each site.

13 Sites Available

Site
Price
🚐 001, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
🚐 002, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
⛺ 004, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
⛺ 005, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
🚐 006, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
⛺ 008, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire
🚐 009, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Pull-through
🚐 010, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
🚐 012, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
🚐 013, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
🚐 015, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
🚐 017, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING RV
Pet Friendly · Gravel · Driveway entry: Back-In
⛺ 018, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING Tent
Gravel · Pet Friendly · Campfire

Reviews (93)

What Guests Are Saying

Hells Crossing Campground offers a beautiful and peaceful setting alongside the river, with well-maintained sites and clean facilities. The camp hosts are frequently praised for their helpfulness and attentiveness, enhancing the overall camping experience. While there were minor issues reported, such as site accessibility and noise from nearby campers, the campground remains a favored choice for visitors seeking tranquility and access to Mt. Rainier National Park.

Review Summary

4.0
93 reviews
5
57.0%
53
4
16.1%
15
3
8.6%
8
2
5.4%
5
1
12.9%
12

Blake L

Verified

September 5, 2023 • Stayed at: 012, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

4

Quiet campground with sites along the river. Easy enough drive to hiking at Mt Rainier to hike in and see the sunrise from the trail. Site is right next to the garbage and vault toilets, which were clean and well supplied, only occasional smells at the site from the toilets. Be advised, the campground (along with others along this stretch of Hwy 410) is popular with elk hunters in the late summer/fall. During our stay in early Sept, hunters blew their calls and drove through the campground at all hours during the night tracking the elk. Occasional rifle blasts at 3-4 am within a mile or so. Otherwise, quiet during the day and not bad for minimalist campground.

Blake L

Verified

September 5, 2023 • Stayed at: 012, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

4

Quiet campground with sites along the river. Easy enough drive to hiking at Mt Rainier to hike in and see the sunrise from the trail. Site is right next to the garbage and vault toilets, which were clean and well supplied, only occasional smells at the site from the toilets. Be advised, the campground (along with others along this stretch of Hwy 410) is popular with elk hunters in the late summer/fall. During our stay in early Sept, hunters blew their calls and drove through the campground at all hours during the night tracking the elk. Occasional rifle blasts at 3-4 am within a mile or so. Otherwise, quiet during the day and not bad for minimalist campground.

April A

Verified

September 20, 2023 • Stayed at: 002, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Site 2 was perfect! Next to the river and very spacious. Restroom was very clean. Pretty sweet 10 mi hike across the street. Can’t wait to come back!

April A

Verified

September 20, 2023 • Stayed at: 002, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Site 2 was perfect! Next to the river and very spacious. Restroom was very clean. Pretty sweet 10 mi hike across the street. Can’t wait to come back!

Kim V

Verified

October 4, 2023 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Beautiful place!

Kim V

Verified

October 4, 2023 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Beautiful place!

John O

Verified

July 11, 2024 • Stayed at: 010, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Great campground for a quiet weekend getaway.

John O

Verified

July 11, 2024 • Stayed at: 010, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

5

Great campground for a quiet weekend getaway.

Maurice P

Verified

July 17, 2024 • Stayed at: 010, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

1

There were 23 cars parked in the day use area the Sunday that I arrived, with about 35 to 45 people in the area. I took a walk through the day use area and noticed that only one car had tag in window indicating that they had paid the day use fee. In the evening, after everyone had left, I took another walk through the day use area and noticed it totally littered with garbage, watermelon rinds all over the place, soda cans, hot dog and hamburger buns, paper plates, Potatoe chip bags. paper, plastic rapers, discarded clothing, etc., etc., all over the place.

Twenty-two vehicles didn't pay the day use fee so the US Forest service lost out on $220.00 on income it could have used.
it is a shame that people would litter like this, as there was a garbage can in the area.

A ranger should patrol the area and fine people who do not pay the day use fee.

Maurice P

Verified

July 17, 2024 • Stayed at: 010, Loop: AREA HELLS CROSSING

1

There were 23 cars parked in the day use area the Sunday that I arrived, with about 35 to 45 people in the area. I took a walk through the day use area and noticed that only one car had tag in window indicating that they had paid the day use fee. In the evening, after everyone had left, I took another walk through the day use area and noticed it totally littered with garbage, watermelon rinds all over the place, soda cans, hot dog and hamburger buns, paper plates, Potatoe chip bags. paper, plastic rapers, discarded clothing, etc., etc., all over the place.

Twenty-two vehicles didn't pay the day use fee so the US Forest service lost out on $220.00 on income it could have used.
it is a shame that people would litter like this, as there was a garbage can in the area.

A ranger should patrol the area and fine people who do not pay the day use fee.

Location & Directions for Hells Crossing Campground

Hwy 410, Naches, WA 98937 United States

Elevation: 996 ft

Getting There

From Naches, take Highway 410 approximately 38 mi northwest to milepost 83.4.

Nearest town

Naches, WA - 37 mi

About 44 min to downtown

Highway access

Hells Crossing Campground is accessed via State Route 410, which is approximately 38 miles northwest from Naches.

Nearby National Park

Mount Rainier National Park

White River Entrance

Approximate driving time: 30 min

Nearby Campgrounds

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Last updated: October 23, 2026

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