Spencer Spit State Park - 7 hiker/biker/kayaker campsites Rasar State Park - 3 hiker/biker campsites Rainbow Falls State Park - 3 hiker/biker campsites Middle Fork Campground (US Forest Service) - 39 tent campsites (closed for 2016 season due to road work) Manchester State Park - 3 hiker/biker campsites Lewis and Clark State Park - 1 hiker/biker campsite Lake Easton State Park - 2 hiker/biker campsites Joemma Beach State Park - 2 hiker/biker/kayaker campsites Isput Creek Campground (Mount Rainier National Park) - 28 campsites (all first come wilderness permit required) Iron Horse State Park - 4 small campgrounds on John Wayne Pioneer Trail (in addition to 2 hiker/biker sites at Lake Easton): Illahee State Park - 5 hiker/biker campsites Green Mountain Horse Camp - primitive tent sites maintained by horsemen’s association Here’s a list of bicycle-friendly and biker – hiker campsites in Washington state parks :īogachiel State Park - 2 hiker/biker campsitesĬamano Island State Park - 2 hiker/biker campsitesĭeception Pass State Park - 5 hiker/biker campsitesįairholme Campground (National Park Service) – 88 campsites first-comeįay Bainbridge Park (operated by Bainbridge Island not a state park) - 15 tent sitesįort Townsend State Park - 4 hiker/biker campsitesįort Worden State Park - 5 hiker/biker campsites in Upper Forest Campground

The predecessor website never revealed this information.īike-hike campsites are commonly first-come first-served, reduced rate campsites reserved for those who arrive at the park by bicycle, by foot, or by kayak or canoe. Happily, I discovered that more than a dozen of Washington’s 100 state parks host campsites that are set aside for those who arrive under their power. I immediately tested its “search” function for a topic near-and-dear to my heart - bike/hike campsites. Carter Creek campsites in Iron Horse State Park

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