Nestled along a quiet stretch of Chelan County, Mitchell Creek Campground offers an escape where the only schedule is the turning of the seasons and the call of wildlife.
Mitchell Creek Campground sits in the high country of Chelan County, where the forest presses close and the creek carries the sound of melting snow all summer long. This isn't a place you pass through. It's a place you arrive at, settle into, and lose track of time.
Whether you're seeking a quiet night under the pines, a base camp for exploring the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, or simply a weekend without screens or schedules — the grounds welcome you as you are.
Practical comforts that keep you grounded, so you can focus on what brought you here.
Spacious, tree-shaded sites with room to spread out. Each pull-through and walk-in spot offers its own sense of seclusion among the firs and cedars.
Full and partial hookups for travelers who want the forest without sacrificing comfort. Sites accommodate a range of rig sizes with easy pull-in access.
Maintained facilities with hot showers, ensuring a fresh start no matter how far off the grid your adventure takes you.
Every site comes equipped with a sturdy picnic table and a stone fire ring — bring your own firewood or pick some up nearby.
Open every season. Spring wildflowers, summer lake trips, fall color, and winter solitude — each month reveals a different face of the high country.
Steps from the doorstep of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Hiking, fishing, and horseback riding trails begin just beyond the tree line.
A glimpse at what awaits at Mitchell Creek — quiet mornings, campfire evenings, and the ever-present green.
Just a short drive from the grounds — swim, kayak, or watch the sunset from the shore of one of Washington's deepest lakes.
Miles of trail network through old-growth forest and alpine meadows. From gentle creek walks to rugged ridge scrambles.
Cutthroat trout in the creek, huckleberries on the ridge — the region's wild provisions are at your fingertips from June through September.
Zero light pollution. Zero distractions. Just an uninterrupted canopy of stars — best enjoyed with a thermos of coffee and a wool blanket.
"We came for a long weekend and stayed three nights. The creek sound is the only alarm clock you need. Already planning the fall trip back."
"Took the RV out for the first time and the hookup site was perfect — level, shaded, and private. The kids didn't want to leave the fire ring."
"I've camped all over the state and this is the kind of spot that reminds you why. No road noise. No crowded neighbors. Just the woods, done right."
Call us to check availability and reserve your site. We're happy to help you pick the right spot for your group.
(509) 682-4900