Denny Creek Campground, located near North Bend, Washington, falls under the Campgrounds & RV Parks category and serves as a base for outdoor activities, particularly hiking. While not the most scenic location due to its environment, it offers practical amenities and access to notable trails.
Environment: The campground's environment is characterized by its location between two freeways, resulting in a significant amount of road noise. The ground is described as pretty bare with many felled trees, and it is noted as not being one of the most scenic places. However, the campground provides easy access to a creek.
Services: The campsites are large and reported to be well maintained. Multiple water spigots are available throughout the campground for easy access to water, although there are restrictions on their use, such as not washing dishes to prevent drain clogs. The campground offers sites with and without electricity, priced at $50 and $35 per night, respectively. A 50% discount is available for seniors with a pass.
Features: A major feature of Denny Creek Campground is its direct access to three wonderful hiking trails: Wagon Wheel (less maintained and fewer people), Franklin Falls (very accessible), and Denny's Creek (longer). The proximity to these trails makes it a convenient location for hikers. Despite the less scenic environment and freeway noise, the large and well-maintained campsites and the easy access to the creek are also notable features.
Promotional Information: If you are a local user primarily interested in accessing the excellent hiking trails near North Bend and need a functional campsite, Denny Creek Campground provides that convenience. Enjoy large, well-maintained campsites and easy access to water and a creek. Be aware that the campground is situated between two freeways, which results in considerable road noise, potentially impacting the peacefulness of your stay. The environment is described as bare and not particularly scenic. Pricing is $50 per night for electric sites and $35 for non-electric sites, with a senior discount available. For reservations or further information, please call (877) 444-6777 or +1 877-444-6777. The campground is located off I-90, North Bend, WA 98045, USA.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV camping
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
The campground is between two freeways, so there is a lot of road noise. The ground is pretty bare and there are many felled trees. It's not one of the most scenic places. However, the hiking trails are wonderful!! There are three: Wagon Wheel (fewer people, less maintained, away from the river), Franklin Falls (very accessible), and Denny's Creek (longer). It's $50 per night for sites with electricity and $35 for sites without. 50% discount for seniors with a pass.
Large campsites that were well maintained. Multiple water spigots for easy access to water, though signs says not to wash dishes with them amongst other things that easily clog up drain. Easy access to creek and trails, the only complaint is that it's right by i-90 and at night trucks that pass by gets pretty loud which is why I took off a star.
Beautiful surroundings and plenty of nearby hikes. Fun restaurants at the summit. Bathrooms have not been cleaned in the three days we have been here. Washroom on upper loop is a mess. Men's toilet is plugged; hand drier does not work; ventilation is horrible with swamp gas smell constantly. Women's sink has no water. Lower washroom men's urinal not working. No sign of campground host. Ranger said he did not know about the problems with the bathroom. Campground was closed last year for repairs. We observed the same problems with washrooms two years ago. What did they fix?
This is a lovely place to camp. It lies between the eastbound and westbound lanes of I-90. You can hear the traffic but it is not overwhelming. The campground host was nowhere to be found while I was there. It’s a short drive to Snoqualmie Pass where you can purchase supplies.
It was pretty. It was serene. Spots are right next to each other but set up to be as private as possible with all the trees. We wanted an rv spot to hook up sewer water. There are a few spots set up for power, &they were reserved. It was beautiful out there in the forest, as close to off grid as it gets without being off grid. We checked in at 10pm, had a little fire to cook our chicken, & checked out at 11am because all spots were reserved. There's an envelope & drop box similar to one's found registering @remote trailheads.