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Whitehorse Campground

46609 N Mountain Rd
Darrington, WA 98241

Contact


425-388-6600

Hours

Check-in: 2:00 pm, Check-out: Noon

Rating

5 average based on 1 vote

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Whitehorse Campground

Subfacility of Whitehorse Regional Park

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Admission Fee

See Fee Schedule for camping rates.
Documents

WhitehorseCampgroundMap2023

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Features

  1. ADA Accessible
  2. Dump Station
  3. Equestrian Campsites
  4. Fire Ring
  5. Picnic Tables
  6. Restroom
  7. RV Campsites
  8. Shower
  9. Tent Campsites

IMPORTANT

At this time there are no trails connecting to the park. The closest equestrian trailhead is the Darrington Trailhead (in downtown Darrington) which connects to the Whitehorse Trail. See our Helpful Links section below for recreational maps of the area.

DESCRIPTION

Located just outside the Town of Darrington, Whitehorse Regional Park Campground becomes the ultimate "get-a-way" in Snohomish County, with close access (but no direct access) to the Whitehorse Trail, North Mountain bike trails, and other DNR and Forest Service lands. Please be aware the campground is closed and winterized mid-October through mid-March.

CAMPSITES

The campground consists of a total of 30 sites within three loops. Other amenities include a dump station, restroom with ADA-showers, timber-framed picnic shelter with fireplace, and a short nature trail.  Note:  Restroom access codes are issued by the campground Host upon arrival.

Loop 1 - RV Sites

Loop 1 - RV Loop (sites 1-13) have water, 50 amp power, and sewer connections. 

Loop 2 - Equestrian Sites

Loop 2 - Equestrian Loop are equestrian sites with full utilities in sites 14 and 15 and non-utilities in 16-18. Site 14D is ADA-compliant. Equestrian sites have deeper driveways and include two 12'x12' corrals and a highline. For identification purposes, these sites have an "E" designation on the map. A compost bin is located within the loop so that equestrian campers can clean their corrals prior to checking out. Water, electricity, and sewer are winterized and closed November-March.

Loop 3 - Tent Sites

Loop 3 - Tent Loop (sites 19-30) are non-utility and, although most are quite spacious, are designated for tent use only (no RVs or trailers).


RESERVATIONS

Reservations are released each year on January 1st.  They can be made up to 270 days in advance, but no later than 3 days prior to the check-in date (to avoid double bookings). Weekend reservations require both a Friday and Saturday night stay (1-night reservations are accepted for all other nights). Drop-in camping is allowed for sites that have not been reserved. Bookings and cancellations can be made online or by contacting reservation staff (M-F, 8:30 am-4:30 pm) at 425-388-6600. Please be aware that transaction fees will apply.


DUMP STATION

Due to Health Department requirements, all RVs must empty their waste tanks prior to connecting to full-utility sites. There is no dump-fee charge for full-utility Whitehorse Campground campers. A $10 dump-fee charge will apply to all other users. The dump station is winterized and closed November-March.


DIRECTIONS

FROM I-5: Take exit 208 and turn eastbound onto WA-530. In approximately 3.5 miles, turn left (north) onto WA-9. In 0.3 miles Turn right (back) onto WA-530 (aka Burke Ave). Continue on WA-530 for 27.7 mi. Turn left onto WA-530 (Emens Ave) and follow for 1.1 mi. Turn left onto N Mountain Rd and follow for 0.3 miles. Campground (2nd) entrance is on the right.


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