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About Walupt Lake Campground
Number of accommodations: 28
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2026 Season availability
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Reviews (356)
What Guests Are Saying
Walupt Lake Campground is praised for its stunning lake, ample outdoor activities like hiking and swimming, and well-maintained facilities, including clean bathrooms. Many visitors appreciate the spacious and quiet campsites, making it a peaceful retreat. However, some concerns include rough access roads, a lack of potable water, and the recent shift to a pack-in/pack-out policy for trash.
What Guests Are Saying
Walupt Lake Campground is praised for its stunning lake, ample outdoor activities like hiking and swimming, and well-maintained facilities, including clean bathrooms. Many visitors appreciate the spacious and quiet campsites, making it a peaceful retreat. However, some concerns include rough access roads, a lack of potable water, and the recent shift to a pack-in/pack-out policy for trash.
Review Summary
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.
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.
Patrick B
VerifiedAugust 15, 2021 • Stayed at: 031, Loop: Main Loop
Camping at Walupt Lake is a family tradition and it's unplugged. Good social atmosphere, plenty of time for solitude and prayer as well as family prayer. The beauty of God's creation is easy to experience. We are grateful to God for it all, praise Jesus.
Patrick B
VerifiedAugust 15, 2021 • Stayed at: 031, Loop: Main Loop
Camping at Walupt Lake is a family tradition and it's unplugged. Good social atmosphere, plenty of time for solitude and prayer as well as family prayer. The beauty of God's creation is easy to experience. We are grateful to God for it all, praise Jesus.
Patrick B
VerifiedAugust 15, 2021 • Stayed at: 031, Loop: Main Loop
Camping at Walupt Lake is a family tradition and it's unplugged. Good social atmosphere, plenty of time for solitude and prayer as well as family prayer. The beauty of God's creation is easy to experience. We are grateful to God for it all, praise Jesus.
Patrick B
VerifiedAugust 15, 2021 • Stayed at: 031, Loop: Main Loop
Camping at Walupt Lake is a family tradition and it's unplugged. Good social atmosphere, plenty of time for solitude and prayer as well as family prayer. The beauty of God's creation is easy to experience. We are grateful to God for it all, praise Jesus.
Location Walupt Lake Campground
Address:
Gifford Pinchot Nf Cowlitz Valley Ranger District
Randle, WA, 98377
United States
Take I-5 to Highway 12 towards Packwood, then take Highway 21 to FS Road 2160 to the campground.
Walupt Lake Campground is accessible via I-5, then Highway 12 towards Packwood, and finally Highway 21 to FS Road 2160.
Latitude & Longitude: 46.4231 / -121.474
Elevation: 1196 feet
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Last updated: July 11, 2026
