The Denny Creek Campground in North Bend, Washington, is located on the Snoqualmie River near the Wagon Road Trail. It's a prime destination for anyone camping near Seattle.
Denny Creek Campground is known as one of the oldest camping areas near the Snoqualmie River. It's a historic, convenient, and exciting campsite that provides access to a few fantastic trails, like:
Denny Creek Trail
Franklin Forest Trail
Wagon Road Trail
Where is It?
The campground is 17 miles east of North Bend on the Snoqualmie River, where it crosses with Denny Creek. To reach the campground from Seattle, take Interstate 90 to Exit 47.
The campground runs parallel to Highway 90 and is not far from Lodge Lake.
If you're lucky, you might even get a sight of Mount Baker looming in the distance, the namesake of the Mount Baker Wilderness Area.
What You Need to Know
The Denny Creek Campground is a popular camping area near Bend, Washington. It's open from May 27th to September 29th every year.
There are 24 sites.
There is one group site that holds up to 50 people.
Reservations are possible.
Call 877.444.6777 to reserve a spot.
Amenities at Denny Creek Campground
Denny Creek is not the largest or best-outfitted campground in Washington. Here are the amenities you'll have access to while you're there:
Picnic tables
Water
Flush toilets
Fire rings
A few electrical hookups
To Do Near Denny Creek Campground
Near the campground, you're going to find a wonderful variety of activities. You'll be able to enjoy fishing, hiking, and even horseback riding. The area offers skiing in the winter months as well. The nearby trails are:
Denny Creek Trail
A beautiful and popular trail that's family friendly. It's an ideal choice if you're looking to get some exercise and you want to enjoy the wonderful natural slide near the crieek.
Franklin Forest Trail
The Franklin Forest Trail is another good nearby option. It takes you gradually through the woods with views of the river. It ends at Franklin Falls.
Wagon Road Trail
This short trail is just under two miles in length. It only gains a few feet in elevation, around 400, and takes you through the dense, beautiful forest near Denny Creek. It's easy to follow is suitable for most hikers.
You might also want to check out the nearby Rattlesnake Ledges Trail or visit Rattlesnake Lake below the trail. Mount Pilchuck is another wonderful, although harder, choice.
Flora and Fauna
THe nearby flora and fauna are as diverse as they are beautiful. You can expect to see moss, orchids, ferns, wildflowers as well as many migratory birds, native fish, and even some mountain goats if you're lucky.
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