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    Elk Ridge Campground

    5.0 (27 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Laurie V.

    Tim and Julie have made this campground feel like home. The location is gorgeous and kids both big and little will love it here. They also play movies in the theater at night, have bonfires, and a magical firefly show that is breathtaking.

    Mary W.

    We happened upon this magical place by chance (thanks to Yelp!) Tim (the owner)- great guy who loves making people smile! This is his dream and he has more planned in the future! We had a great time at this fabulous Campground Look forward to future visits!

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    I have been here a few times and it gets better each time. Tim and Julie run a beautiful campground that can accommodate anyone and their camping preference (cabin, RV, tent) A quick drive the Boulder Cave (when its open so check before you go due to state restrictions) and also not far from Rimrock Lake if you want water play for the day. The campground is homey and lit up beautifully throughout. Pet friendly as well. Give them a call and make a reservation to see what it is all about.

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    Lena C.

    We spent one night here as part of a trip to mount rainier. Had I known how much I would love this place I would have planned to stay more than 1 night. We rented one of the cabins ("granny's pad" with good proximity to bathroom/showers) but I know they also have RV spots and a meadow for tent camping. You can tell the owners truly care and have a lot invested in the happiness of their guests. This was as comfortable of a cabin experience as one can get. I was pleasantly surprised at the cleanliness/quality of the restroom and shower facilities- way better and more comfortable than other campgrounds we have stayed at. They also have lots of games: corn hole, ladders, horseshoes, board games in the cabin. Kids and adults alike would definitely be entertained. There is a little mini grocery on site so you can get firewood for the fire pit and marshmallows for roasting, or just stock up on beer. On our way out the one of the owners (Tim) gave us a hand written map for finding our way around rainier and restaurant reco for the drive back to Seattle. Great people! Can't wait to go back.

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    Dianne A.

    We stayed there this weekend with a group of friends. This campground is worth visiting if only to meet the owners, Tim and Julie. They were fabulous! Tim was very helpful getting parked at my site. I'm a rank beginner when it comes to trailer parking, and I'd consider all the sites here to be advanced. Tim directed me with such finesse I was parked before I could get stressed. The kids had a great time zipping around on the golf cart for hours each evening with Tim driving like a loony at the wheel. He also gave them rides on his 1958 tractor. There's movies in the barn in the evenings, and "fireflies" in the trees. The campground is right on the river and we spent many hours out there relaxing with our feet soaking in the water. They playground and games were nice, and there was a complete outdoor kitchen set up as well. A few friends stayed in the cabins, all of which have a background story and are nicely appointed and quite cute. I am not giving 5 stars due to the 2 following things: 1. There is only 1 bathhouse with 2 toilets and 2 showers. With over 100 people camping there over the weekend, there was usually a line for both throughout the day. 2. They have a strange policy of charging PER tent, even if you've already paid for an RV site. I'm sure the policy was designed to limit the number of campers at a site, but I would much prefer a policy that actually does that. Limit the site to 6 people, or charge extra after 4 people, or charge for extra cars, not per tent. The currently policy rather unfairly discriminates against those of us who own small trailers (or small tents), when many larger RV's easily sleep 8-10 and they would not be charged extra. Luckily my friends paid for the tent this time, but if we go camping without friends, we will need to look elsewhere as I can't afford to pay for a tent and an RV site, and I'm not about to camp without my kids bringing a friend (which still only puts us at 6 people).

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    This place is amazing!! The staff is great, location is great. The owners have connections with…read moregreat caters.

    First and foremost this venue was beautiful. Our wedding was September 16, 2023. (Which was the…read moreperfect timing in my opinion) we had a beautiful sunny day, there was no rain or wind. We were blessed! Heidi (the owner) takes a lot of pride in her work at the venue. She was extremely responsive and answered all of our questions almost instantly. The venue includes decoration which heidi calls "the hobby lobby shop" it took so much stress off knowing I didn't have to spend more money on decorations I would never see or use again. Brides it is SO important to take lots of photos and videos. I bought things I didn't need to buy because the hobby lobby shop already had these items. I coordinated a couple extra visits to see the decor and Heidi didn't mind. (Thank you!!) because how can you decide out of all these beautiful antique pieces???! They were in such good condition and I loved having options. & DO NOT skip on a good coordinator. It is so important! It may seem like a high extra expense but it is worth it. I also loved how accommodating Heidi and Joe were for us. Joe is the muscles of this place he makes sure everything is set up so you don't have to. I had our ceremony in a spot no one has had before and they were able to do that effortlessly. We had 200 guest so I wanted to make sure everyone had enough room and by moving it out of the orchard into the field we were able to do so. & I'm so glad we did it was beautiful! Thank you for a wonderful day that we will be able to cherish forever. Thank you Brightside team for absolutely crushing it! Here's some photos of our wedding: Photographer: Jessica Hunter Suit Rental: Bow Tie Ellensburg Dress: Grace Loves Lace Hair: Alexis Longmire Makeup: Taylor Miller Flowers: Gasperetti's Floral

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    Always wonder in these kind of check ins, if I have the right place? Oh well, it's gotta be close?…read moreIn the Wanatchee national forest, to hike this trail, you're stopping on the side of the road, this time of year, all wheel or four drive is highly recommended. The first 2 miles is private/lumber road, then if you do, like I did (again) making a in and out trail a loop, it happens.. just gotta mark it down as new adventures. It did make the trail a little longer, however, considering the fun of following in a herd of elk tracks, and this way didn't have as many fallen trees, mostly due to fire damage and the winds we've had lately., I'll consider it worth the extra effort. The snow definitely changes the hike a bit, a little slower. Good thing a wise woman had taught me about hiking poles, as cute as they look sometimes, they definitely help..a lot! Lucky the snow was mostly soft, so no use of micro spikes yet. This is rated hard on AllTrails, and it is challenging. Working around fallen tree is one, I think the loop actually took some of the steep climb away, bonus, just going downhill that way. So many beautiful amazing views of the cascades, Rainier, and lake Cle Elum. The last part of the hike is above tree level, so I can imagine it being hot in the summer. Not a problem now, though. A fun challenging hike, a good workout, and thankfully not too much snow yet! Maybe the last weekend for awhile? Highly recommended, just remember you are at higher altitude, so take your time and enjoy the views, Amazing! Yelping on! God bless and Cheers!

    Ignorant staff, inconsistent discounts, and thoroughly insulting when I disagreed with a couple of…read morethe 'hosts' (they are more like janitors). I asked to speak with the manager, and they rolled their eyes. I insisted that they contact a manager to speak with me, and the bastard called the police! (In all honesty, he did tell me to "pack your s**t and get the f**k out if you don't like it"...which I did. However, as we drove away, in rolls the Sheriff! We were truly dumbfounded!) Tried contacting the office in Roslyn, and was told by Fred that "well I can't do nothin' about it, I'm 25 miles away"...sorry Fred, I didn't realize that it was 25 WHOLE miles, or 30 minutes by automobile, away. Too bad you don't have a telephone there. Oh wait, you do!) I was insulted in front of my family by these half wit imbeciles, and when I became upset by that, I was treated like an irrational jerk. Maybe someone reading this review will think 'Suuuure, if they had to call the cops, then you must have been asking for it'...I get that, any logical person would have to consider that. However, it is only because of this incredibly insulting and embarrassing experience that I am even writing this. The over-reaction on the part of the Thousand Trails camp hosts was absolutely ridiculous, and completely uncalled for (not to mention a gross misuse of police resources)! There was never ANY sort of intimidating or tough guy behavior on my part. Only a rational attempt to explain that one of their people had made a mistake, and that I would like it corrected. The problem came when Terry (one of the TT employees at Kachess Lk) told me 'I don't need this crap, y'know. It's not worth it to me, I made more on unemployment that I do at this sh**ty job'. I was a little surprised that he was telling me this, and my reply was 'well, I'm sorry to sound rude, but that is your problem, not mine'. And that is where his demeanor changed. He left and came back 5 minutes later and came strolling up to me smiling from ear to ear and said "pack your s**t and get the f**k out of here". We were both standing 5 feet from my family when he said this! It took all I had not to go off, but I knew thats what he wanted me to do. Instead I told him that I would be in touch with the management and he said he didn't care. Anyway, the only recourse that I have at this point is to tell people what happened and hope that they choose another place to camp. I understand that employees of this company are individuals, and make their own choices, as did Terry and Fred in this matter. The problem I have is that it seems that this indifference is a company policy! This incompetence was exhibited in every encounter I had with TT staff! No one knew anything! And one couple told us that they had just started there and didn't know where anything was. They said that they had been shown "where to pay and where to potty"!!! And this was the staff...The campground HOSTS!!! Save yourself the hassle if you are going camping or considering this place, it is simply not worth it! For the record, we are not hell raising teenagers who got upset that we got 'dissed'. My wife is a respected officer in the US Navy, and I am an EMT. We are intelligent and rational people. We have enjoyed the outdoors for many years, with a variety of different concession companies who manage our Nat'l Parks and Forests. While there have certainly been little things that we didn't agree with from time to time, we have NEVER experienced an encounter that even remotely resembled this. Thanks for reading this, Dan R.

    Elk Ridge Campground - hiking - Updated September 2026

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