About Walupt Lake Campground
Available sites
28 total sites
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Seasonal information
2026 Season availability
Campground Amenities
Most popular amenities
Picnic Table
Fire Pit
Site Setup and Access
- Shaded Site
Cooking and Fire
- Picnic Table
- Fire Pit
Water Access
- Lake Access
- Boat Ramp / Launch
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Reviews (378)
What Guests Are Saying
Walupt Lake Campground offers a beautiful and serene setting with clean, well-maintained facilities and friendly hosts. Campers appreciate the quiet atmosphere, ample shade, and gorgeous lake for activities like swimming and hiking. Some minor drawbacks include a lack of potable water and occasional insect issues, but overall, visitors find it a lovely place for a peaceful getaway.
What Guests Are Saying
Walupt Lake Campground offers a beautiful and serene setting with clean, well-maintained facilities and friendly hosts. Campers appreciate the quiet atmosphere, ample shade, and gorgeous lake for activities like swimming and hiking. Some minor drawbacks include a lack of potable water and occasional insect issues, but overall, visitors find it a lovely place for a peaceful getaway.
Review Summary
Pete S
VerifiedAugust 18, 2021 • Stayed at: 025, Loop: Main Loop
This area took me back to my childhood experiences at some Forest Service campgrounds in Central Oregon (1970's era). This campground is just the right size, it limits the number of people using the area and makes it feel uncrowded. Over use and crowds are a common problem with many of our recreation spots today. We tend to love them to death literally. It is nice to see that a few areas are managed with this in mind. The vault style toilets were clean and well kept. Thanks.
Pete S
VerifiedAugust 18, 2021 • Stayed at: 025, Loop: Main Loop
This area took me back to my childhood experiences at some Forest Service campgrounds in Central Oregon (1970's era). This campground is just the right size, it limits the number of people using the area and makes it feel uncrowded. Over use and crowds are a common problem with many of our recreation spots today. We tend to love them to death literally. It is nice to see that a few areas are managed with this in mind. The vault style toilets were clean and well kept. Thanks.
Pete S
VerifiedAugust 18, 2021 • Stayed at: 025, Loop: Main Loop
This area took me back to my childhood experiences at some Forest Service campgrounds in Central Oregon (1970's era). This campground is just the right size, it limits the number of people using the area and makes it feel uncrowded. Over use and crowds are a common problem with many of our recreation spots today. We tend to love them to death literally. It is nice to see that a few areas are managed with this in mind. The vault style toilets were clean and well kept. Thanks.
Pete S
VerifiedAugust 18, 2021 • Stayed at: 025, Loop: Main Loop
This area took me back to my childhood experiences at some Forest Service campgrounds in Central Oregon (1970's era). This campground is just the right size, it limits the number of people using the area and makes it feel uncrowded. Over use and crowds are a common problem with many of our recreation spots today. We tend to love them to death literally. It is nice to see that a few areas are managed with this in mind. The vault style toilets were clean and well kept. Thanks.
Landon L
VerifiedAugust 19, 2021 • Stayed at: 007, Loop: Sub Loop
Campsite 7 is the worst campsite I have ever stayed in. No privacy, very dark, and lots of noise from neighbors on all sides.
Landon L
VerifiedAugust 19, 2021 • Stayed at: 007, Loop: Sub Loop
Campsite 7 is the worst campsite I have ever stayed in. No privacy, very dark, and lots of noise from neighbors on all sides.
Landon L
VerifiedAugust 19, 2021 • Stayed at: 007, Loop: Sub Loop
Campsite 7 is the worst campsite I have ever stayed in. No privacy, very dark, and lots of noise from neighbors on all sides.
Landon L
VerifiedAugust 19, 2021 • Stayed at: 007, Loop: Sub Loop
Campsite 7 is the worst campsite I have ever stayed in. No privacy, very dark, and lots of noise from neighbors on all sides.
CORI F
VerifiedAugust 20, 2021 • Stayed at: 005, Loop: Main Loop
My first frustration was that I tried to book a site for 2 nights but according to the website I could only book the Thursday night and not the Friday night since weekend nights were 1st come 1st served. I booked Thursday figuring we would be there 1st for Friday night. When we got to the site, another family had reserved the site for the following night.
My second frustration was that the camp hostess was very rude. I went to their site to ask about an availiable site we saw on our drive in. She came out of the bus clearly annoyed at my being there. I said that I'd like to take the open site. She swiped her hand across the white board hanging outside the bus door with avaliable sites on it and said there ya go, turned and went back inside the bus.
Other than some rowdy neighbors Friday night, the campground was very clean as well as the bathrooms. My kids had a lot of fun.
Douglas T
VerifiedAugust 20, 2021 • Stayed at: 023, Loop: Main Loop
My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Walupt CG - from the crystal clear cool lake water, to the decent campsite, to hiking the Nannie Ridge trail, and also exploring this slice of the Gifford Pinchot/Goat Rocks Wilderness. Will definitely return next time with kayaks & a mask/snorkel! Highly recommend this CG.
Location & Directions for Walupt Lake Campground
Gifford Pinchot Nf Cowlitz Valley Ranger District, Randle, WA 98377 United States
Elevation: 1,196 ft
Getting There
Take I-5 to Highway 12 towards Packwood, then take Highway 21 to FS Road 2160 to the campground.
Highway access
Walupt Lake Campground is accessible via I-5, then Highway 12 towards Packwood, and finally Highway 21 to FS Road 2160.
Near Mount Rainier National Park
The closest entrance is: Stevens Canyon Entrance
Approximate drive: 28.5 mi · 49 min
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