Iron Creek Campground

Great campsite and campground. Very peaceful with quite a bit of privacy between campers. Great access to many outdoor activities.
The only negative issue was our particular campsite had a picnic table that was rotted and barely useful. Other campsites did not have this issue.

Midweek visit. Park well maintained. Quiet, peaceful. Nice trail 👣.

Iron Creek was one of the nicest NFS campgrounds I have stayed at. It was very well cared for, with very spacious sites, and the driveways were all paved!!

My only disappointment was that the road to Windy Ridge was closed, so we couldn’t get to Mt St Helen’s from the east side.

Would definitely recommend this CG!

Pit toilets, no electricity or hookups. Camp hosts were really nice.

This campsite is an absolute steal. From,the drive, the set up, the loops, down to the bathroom maintenance...everything was perfection. It was obvious that the grounds are well maintained. Loved every minute of our visit.

A really nice campground. As others have stated the underbrush gives each site a bit of privacy. We stayed for 3 nights midweek and it was super quiet. I would definitely stay here again. If you stay there make sure and hike the loop trail around the campground. Suitable for most there are some amazing old growth trees that are worth the price of admission alone.

Large paved private sites. Lush vegetation and trails along the river. Birds singing in the morning. Nice quiet campground.
FR 25 is in need of major repairs. Drive slow.

great for families. what we liked about this campsite:
access to Mount St Helens Windy Ridge, Ape Caves, Lazer Caves, and various water falls. all within half hour to hour forty-five minute drive.
Biking on the camp loops for our 9 and 6 year old is very easy.
Bathrooms are clean and well stocked.
Access to the river and via C or D loop.
Campgrounds are located in a forested area, somewhat of a classic Northwest camping experience on the west side.

Awesome campground—scenic and not busy! The only challenge is the extremely rough road in for about the last 8 miles (from where the county road turns into a FS road). We brought in a camper and had to take it very slow. Also, firewood was a rip-off at $8/bundle. Still, we love it and will be back.

really big campsite surrounded by trees. seemed same size as the "double" across the way. you could fit multiple tents on this one. more space than usual between sites (but still had some loud neighbors unfortunately) very pretty campground with tall tall trees and a nice river trail. you could hear the river from this site, but didn't have direct access like the two across from us did. a quick walk over to the river trail. about one hour drive to windy ridge view point and 45ish minutes to Norway Pass TH.