camping

There's something special about finding your own quiet spot in nature, just you and the sounds of the wilderness. This trend is taking off in Seattle.

Remember "pack it in, pack it out"?

With summer just around the corner, the race to secure those coveted camping spots in Washington is heating up. It’s a bit like a high-stakes game of musical chairs.

If you're looking for a new Pacific Northwest camping adventure, consider Little Crater Lake Campground in Oregon’s Mount Hood National Forest. Just a short walk from camp is a surreal, glass-clear lake—only half an acre in size but 45 feet deep, with water so cold and clear it almost doesn’t seem real. Named for its resemblance to the iconic Crater Lake, this lake offers a peaceful, high-elevation escape in Oregon.

It’s so flat that private pilots fly in to spend the day practicing landings and takeoffs, and over the years, numerous land speed records have been broken and attempted on the Alvord Desert dry lake bed.

Some fees are already in place, but the new inflation fees are effective May 2025.

Ready for your next RV camping road trip? Think again!

Families in Washington State are gearing up for summer fun with picnics, sports, and boating, Here are 5 tip that families can keep themselves healthy, despite the looming threat of wildfires.

To help curb the spread of invasive spiecies, campers are asked to get their firewood near or where they are camping.

The Pacific Northwest is a camper’s paradise. And, if you’re seeking solitude and connection with the great outdoors, Washington State delivers, with hundreds of options to choose from. Here’s a list of 5 amazing choices for remote camping.