Ohanapecosh Campground - Mt. Rainier NP, Washington

Address:Highway 123
Washington
Tel: (800) 365-2267

Ohanapecosh Campground is set within a magnificent dense evergreen forest along the sparkling Ohanapecosh River, at the southeastern corner of Mount Rainer National Park in Washington State. This is a great base camp from which to explore the park since is located only 25 miles from Paradise – one of Mt. Rainier's premium alpine hiking regions. In addition to Paradise, there are other beautiful hiking trails that start at Ohanapecosh, including a nature trail that leads to hot springs along the Ohanapecosh River – definitely worth checking out! The famous Grove of the Patriarchs Trail also starts near this campground.

Ohanapecosh Campground is one of six campgrounds in Mount Rainier National Park. This large, yet spacious campground (188 sites), is set at an elevation of 1,914 feet, a relatively low altitude compared to its neighboring camps in the park. Therefore, nights in Ohanapecosh Campground are fairly warm, an advantage for campers in Mount Rainer National Park.

Ohanapecosh Campground is open from late May to early October, weather permitting. Facilities include flush toilets, drinking water, picnic tables, fire grills, and a dump station. A visitor center is located within the premises of Ohanapecosh. Reservations are accepted and advised during summer holidays and weekends since Ohanapecosh can fill up quickly. This campground is open year round. It is not suitable for motorhomes exceeding 32 feet. Ohanapecosh Campground is located two miles from the Mt. Rainier National Park's Stevens Canyon entrance and 11 miles from Packwood. Have fun hiking and exploring this warmer area of Mt. Rainier National Park – finally an opportunity to shed some layers!