Turlo Campground

Situated in the heart of the breathtaking Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Turlo Campground is your gateway to explore the natural beauty of Washington state. Nestled by the tranquil waters of the South Fork Stillaguamish River and surrounded by towering firs, cedars, and hemlocks, this campground provides a perfect setting for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike.

Available Campsites

Turlo Campground boasts a variety of standard nonelectric campsites that cater to both tent and RV camping. The campground features:

Accessible picnic tables for enjoyable meals outdoors.
Clean and convenient flush toilets.
Available drinking water to keep you hydrated during your stay.
No electrical hook-ups, promoting a rustic and off-grid camping experience.

Camp, RV, and Explore Outdoors

The campground enables visitors to fully immerse themselves in the surrounding wilderness. Enjoy a range of recreational activities including:

Fishing: The Stillaguamish River is well-known for its prolific salmon runs and offers fantastic fishing opportunities.
Hiking: With over 1,500 miles of scenic trails, you can find excursions tailored to your skill level, such as the nearby Mt. Dickerman Trail.
Nature Viewing: Spot diverse wildlife and admire stunning mountain views, especially of the iconic Mt. Baker.

Natural Features

As part of the majestic Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, the campground provides access to remarkable natural features:

Old-Growth Forests: Experience tranquil walks among towering trees, some of the oldest and largest in the Pacific Northwest.
Spectacular Vistas: View the beautiful landscapes dominated by glacier-covered peaks, lush meadows, and crystal-clear rivers.

Nearby Attractions

Don’t miss the chance to explore nearby attractions during your stay:

Mt. Rainier National Park: A short drive away, this iconic park showcases magnificent glaciers and diverse ecosystems.
Verlot Public Service Center: An area of historic significance built by the Civilian Conservation Corps, offering insights into the region’s heritage.
Historic Lookouts: Visit restored lookouts offering stunning panoramic views of the wilderness.

Need to Know

As you plan your visit, here are a few important guidelines:

Reservations are required, and sites must be occupied by noon following your arrival date.
One RV with a tow vehicle per site or one vehicle per tent site. A per-night fee applies for extra vehicles.
Fire Restrictions: Be aware that fire restrictions may be imposed during dry weather, affecting campfires and charcoal fires.
To protect local forests, please avoid moving firewood to prevent the spread of invasive species.

Join Us in Nature

Expect a serene and revitalizing camping experience at Turlo Campground, where you can connect with nature and create lasting memories with your loved ones. With its beautiful surroundings, a host of activities, and a focus on preserving the wilderness, Turlo Campground is an ideal destination for your next outdoor adventure.

Turlo Campground