Campgrounds: Stay in the Heart of the Cascades Near Skykomish
Whether you’re looking to pitch a tent riverside, relax beneath towering evergreens, or set up base for a weekend of hiking and fishing, the Skykomish area offers a variety of scenic campgrounds just off Highway 2. For more information on each location, click on the campground name below.
The Skykomish Ballpark Campground – Reserve on Cloudbeds
The Town of Skykomish provides camping in the Skykomish Ballpark during the summer months through Cloudbed. The Ball Park is a softball field carved out of the middle of the woods, adjacent to the Skykomish river, providing a beautiful, family-friendly context to your mountain adventures, including a public bathroom and swings.
Earth Biscuits – A HipCamp Site
A quirky, offbeat camping experience just outside of Skykomish. Earth Biscuits offers rustic campsites in a unique, creative setting with a welcoming, community vibe. Enjoy starry nights, forest trails, and peaceful surroundings while supporting a locally-owned space dedicated to nature, art, and alternative living.
Located just across HW-2 from downtown Skykomish
Beckler River Campground on Recreation.gov
Located on the banks of the Beckler River, this campground features 27 campsites in a peaceful forest setting. It’s an ideal jump-off point for recreation in the North Fork Skykomish, Beckler River, and West Fork Foss River areas.
📍 Milepost 49.5
Money Creek Campground On Recreation.gov
Set within a stunning old-growth forest, this campground offers 24 sites and a popular swimming hole on the South Fork Skykomish River. Reservations are recommended, especially during peak summer months.
📍 Milepost 46
Troublesome Creek Campground on Recreation.gov
With 25 sites, this campground is nestled in a mixed conifer forest along the scenic North Fork Skykomish River and its namesake tributary. A tranquil escape with access to beautiful trails and views.
📍 Milepost 49.5
Know Before You Go
Before heading out, make sure to check pass requirements, wilderness regulations, and fees for any national forest or wilderness area you plan to visit. Respect nature, pack out what you pack in, and enjoy your stay under the stars.