I cannot say enough great things about Wildhorse & its employees. Everyone is so kind from the second you arrive, all the way to the port-o-let cleaners (who keep IT ALL so clean). The kitchen staff whip up amazing breakfast, lunches, and dinners. It's our 3rd stay here, and we were smart enough to bring a small inflatable pool to keep cool in the peak heat. I appreciate the shade that the fence line spots provide, but the grass spots are worth having too because it's all so well kept. The landscaping team just excels at keeping these grounds so beautiful. There was a huge inflatable water slide setup this year, which looked like a blast. I know RVs of any size are welcome, and they have electrical hookups. Cheers to anyone able to stay here. read more

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This place is my go to. If you're coming to the gorge - you need to stay here. The security I feel walking in and being welcomed by Katherine and Shelly is the best! Everyone who works here is very friendly and looks out for all the campers. This year was insane with the lightening and they took care of all of us shuttling back and forth and keeping everyone safe. I've been staying here for four years STRAIGHT. I stayed ONE time at the gorge - NEVER AGAIN. This is the spot! Hidden in a cove of trees your sheltered from the elements and have all the amenities you need just feet away. They have shady spots, cabins, and tents available for rent. As well as, they upgraded their shelters, showers, and added plenty of picnic tables to share. My personal note: Shelly was amazing! I've seen her around the last few years and she took very good care of me this year. She was my go to for any information needed and was very informed on what was happening. I even forgot my toothebrush and she brought one from home for me. THEY CARE!!! She even hand painted the rocks around the campsites. read more

Wild Horse Campground - Painted by Shelly who works at Wildhorse - Campgrounds Near Me - Quincy, Washington

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My group and I came for Dom Dolla & John Summit. LOVE this campsite! I've heard the rumors... and they were 100% true. Once you go wild horse you never wanna go gorge again. The grass was fantastic, foldable tables at our disposal, clean showers, EXCELLENT COFFEE? Need I go on? Unfortunately I did not take any photos this trip but thankfully the memories will stay with me forever! Thank you wild horse staff for such a phenomenal experience and we will see you again! read more

Friendly staff - they have everything you need and more: clean showers, lattes/coffee, good food. Additionally I wanted to say thank you to 3 gentlemen who work there - I didn't get their names but they didn't hesitate to get a friend back from the gorge after the friend was unexpectedly still there long after the show had ended. read more

I'll never stay at another campground for the Gorge again! The staff is very friendly and helpful, the food from the cafe is delicious, the grounds were clean, showers hot, grass green, I could go on and on about the things I love about this place. They even offered free tie dye, and I wear my Wild Horse shirt often! I had so much fun on my first stay we booked a spot at the Wild horse even though we had already paid for Gorge camping for another show. I can't wait to head back there! read more

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Great experience. All staff was so helpful and friendly and dialed in. Run like a well oiled machine. Food was delish, showers CLEAN, shuttles on point and grass is KEY. Bonus was entertainment and daily schedule. Adult camp vibe. Thoroughly enjoyed our experience! If I could give 10+ stars I would! read more

Stayed at the Wild Horse this weekend and LOVED it! Great staff, super clean, amazing food and hot showers. One of the best features is the free shuttle buses that takes you to and from The Gorge concert; the buses even had a separate lane to get past traffic! The new owners were awesome and friendly. I'll certainly be returning! read more

I've been camping at WHCG for about 5 years...and I love it! This place is very small...only takes about 200 cars. Reserve your spot early if there is a Gorge at George show you want to attend to. I booked my spot for the 3-day memorial wknd for the Sasquatch Festival and it sold out in 2 days after the concert tix went on sale! The WHCG is run by the family, and it really does have that friendly feeling like they take care of you. They have a bomb ass cook who works up tasty meals for about 8 bones...I'm a HUGE fan of the b-fast burrito with sausage, egg, cheese and all the fixings, and the fatty wild burger for lunch or dinner. They even have a latte stand and free coffee if that satisfies your fancy. Only four showers are available, so choose to shower at off-peak hrs to avoid the line (late night or super early in the morning). The best thing about Wild Horse is they bus you over to the concert in a old bus. Great way to build camaraderie with your fellow campers and sneak on your last free drinks before you get raped at the concert ($11 dollar Coors Light Tall Boys...yikes!). read more

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I made a reservation at the Wildhorse Campground for the Lumineers in 2020. After it was postponed, they had originally posted on the website that you could request a refund or when the concert was rescheduled, they would update your reservation to that date. Now that the Lumineers has been rescheduled for July 2022, they refuse to give a new reservation or refund. They also said there is new ownership that purchased the place from Scott and Cindi in 2022. They increased the price $41 to $150. I will be avoiding them in the future. read more

Still camping, still not great bathrooms/showers but makes the gorge with kids a little nicer. Coffee shop is a life saver, staff is super friendly. read more

My group and I stayed here recently for a concert festival. It was definitely a different experience, much more laid-back, definitely easier to get to sleep at night... Didn't have to deal with "District 9" over in the Gorge GA camping! The food was fantastic, Yum! Only had breakfast: I recommend the Breakfast Burrito, the Biscuits and Gravy, and if you wait til, you may get specials like avocado and bacon to add onto the Joe's Special! Showers were hot, but there are only 8 - open-air stalls. Port-a-potty toilets were clean and kept clean daily! All the staff members were friendly and upbeat, just wanting to have a great time. read more

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Booked chris Stapleton years ago. He finally is going to do a show. There is a new ownership here who apparently didn't take deposits from old owner, and now claiming they can't give refunds. Call it a refund or call it good business practice, follow the guidelines on your own website, give one night back. You can easily resell it at your high price. Don't buy a property without getting the deposits transferred to you, hard to believe new ownership actually did that. They are telling me, "we are letting you stay with us for free." Free? I paid haha. They are asking me to let them know if I am not going to show (so they can resell), what a favor that would be! No chance. Yeah probably not going to recommend anyone going here and I won't be back. Great start to business for you! read more

Wild Horse Campground is THE PLACE to stay for events at the Gorge. My first time camping there was for Bass Canyon 2018, and I camped there again this past weekend for Paradiso 2019. I can't sing enough praises for the people that run this campground. They are all SO kind, compassionate, loving and passionate about making sure everyone feels welcomed and happy. I bought RV camping because my boyfriend was building a trailer for us to pull behind my Subaru for Paradiso this year, but it wasn't finished in time for the trip. When we pulled up to the campground entrance, we realized that RV spots were separate from regular camping spots--we caravanned in with 5 other cars because we wanted to all camp next to each other. I told the staff that I'd bought RV but we wouldn't be using it, and asked if it was still okay for us to just take a regular camping spot--I figured I'd just have to eat the extra $$ that it cost to buy the RV spot. But (& I don't know why this surprised me, because like I said--the staff is AMAZING) they asked if I'd like a refund for the RV spot! So they gave me the money in cash right there on the spot and sent us on our way to go camp alongside our friends. That was incredible of them to do for us and I am so appreciative. Also, on the second to last day my poor friend forgot that her phone was in her back pocket when she went into the Honey Bucket and (dun dun DUN!) it fell into the waste. We were all panicking trying to figure out how to get it out (I had a trash bag and was prepared to go fishing for it) but she asked a staff member for help and he came with a plastic glove that went all the way up to his shoulder and got it out in a jiffy! (This clearly wasn't the first time he'd had to do that for a camper.) What could have been catastrophe is now just a funny story thanks to WH staff! Also: they have DELICIOUS food. AND an adorable campground dog named Tess that is just the sweetest thing. I love going to events at the Gorge, partly because I know I have the best place to camp. Wild Horse definitely takes a trip from "good" to FANTASTIC! I love you guys and appreciate all that you do for us!!! read more

The BEST family owned camping site and the BEST atmosphere. They treat everyone like family and with respect l. the food is to die for and you can really tell how much love, and hard work they have put into their business. I can't say enough nice things about this place read more

SERVICE!!! Lush green grass! Shuttles! Showers with small lines! Coffee stand! Cafe! So happy to have discovered Wildhorse Campground a couple years ago. It's the ONLY place I will stay when going to the gorge. Why put up with the insane lines to get into the gorge campground, fight for showers and elbow room with your neighbors and lay awake at night while thousands of rowdy kids stumble over your campsite??? Wildhorse exemplifies service and amenities. The owners are so friendly, and I recommend staying here to everyone! So sad our yearly trips for Sasquatch are just a memory now, but we will see you next weekend for Above and Beyond!!! read more

I've been staying at Wildhorse campground the past 5 years, every labor day weekend for DMB. I keep coming back because: 1. The Kitchen is AWESOME. The best campground food ever, and they always have a special of the day. Wildburger is amazing, and don't forget the Joe's special breakfast!! 2. Say hi to Edwin at the kitchen, he's the best! 3. The grass is so soft and fluffy, I love pitching a tent and sleeping on it! 4. Entertainment, they usually have a live band one of the 3 nights 5. Great friends always stay here, we have really grown into a Wildhorse family! Everyone camps in the same spot every year and we are a tight knit group! 6. Shuttle bus to the Gorge venue is easy and convenient & fun! Downside: 1. Always a long line for showers, so bring a beer while you wait! 2. They are strict about visitors, $10 for a friend to come visit for a few hours? Kind of ridiculous. 3. Arrival by "car" is crap, if I paid for a campsite which includes 4 people, I should be allowed 4 people, even if they don't arrive at the same time as I do. I understand not having 2 cars, cause space is limited, but if my friends get dropped off, they should be able to camp with me if they were included in my reservation. People travel all over the country to visit the Gorge, so we all meet at the campground. Its nearly impossible to all arrive in the same car when we are coming from several different places around the country. I'll be back, like every year.. i live for labor DAVE weekend at the Gorge! And wildhorse has helped turn my DMB friend group into family. read more

What wonderful place to prepare and rest And relax pre and post concert. It exceedingly clean and well cared for. Many porta potties- cleaned emptied daily. Beautiful lawn and grassy areas. Free showers, solar powered , I always got a hot shower- and the campground was near or at capacity. And the restaurant, open post concert and fairly priced with vegetarian options. If you go to a concert at the Gorge Amphitheatre- give this place a chnce read more

If you're going to a concert at The Gorge, this is the place to camp. Check in is easy, you greet the attendant at the entrance, she gives you your wristbands and car tag, once that is done, you are escorted to your camp spot. The employees are so nice and accommodating! Last summer, my friend had a cast so we asked if we could be placed near a portapotty, not only did they do that, they put us near the front of the campground and by the showers without us asking. This year, my car battery died and they had a portable jumper to help start my car. The grounds are well maintained! The grass is plush and green. The portapottys and the showers are clean! There's a sprinkler that you (or your kids) can run through on a hot day. To get to the concert, they have a shuttle that runs to and from The Gorge every half hour. They have a a coffee stand that is perfect for a morning iced coffee. And they also have a canteen, they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner and keep making food after the concert is over. It's not an out of control party campground, I've stayed at The Gorge's campground and this is a completely different experience. People still have music going and have a good time after the show, but you don't need to worry about a drunk person falling into your tent... yes, that has happened before. All in all, this is the place to stay. Between the well maintained grounds, the convenience of the food service, and above all, the outstanding customer service, I will always choose Wildhorse Campground for my camping for Gorge concerts. read more

I love this camp ground! All the staff are super friendly, the cafe has awesome food, and the owners are great people.

Just had a fabulous first-time experience here at Wild Horse Campground. Everyone in my party was impressed with the cleanliness of the campground and the friendly atmosphere. Staff seem to obviously care about this place! Food was good, convenient, reasonably priced. Was soooo nice to camp on real grass. Also REALLY appreciated how tidy the port-a-potties were kept and the lighting provided inside each one! Thanks Wildhorse! We'll be back! read more

Whatever you do, don't catch Covid the week before your reservation. Even with official documentation they will stand firm on their "all sales are final" policy and you'll be out 300+ dollars. I would have been perfectly happy with just a partial refund, but no such luck. There are many other reviews that comment on how friendly and helpful the staff are, I can only assume they're referring to the previous owners. read more

WOW! I was VERY impressed with Wild Horse! The owners and the staff members were all so welcoming, kind, and hard working! I stayed here with friends for the Paradiso event. We got our wrist bands so we can go in and out of the camp site, finished checking in, and before we were led off to our spot, Cindy, which is one of the owners, gave us a voucher for free burgers and fries since we were the first to arrive. How awesome, right? Here are some stellar amenities: First, they have showers!!! I believe there were 6 stalls, and they are large size stalls! Second, the cafe there is quite delicious! You can help yourself to a free cup of coffee in the morning too. Since I stayed for three nights, I tried some of their menu items. For breakfast, I had their breakfast burrito. There was egg, sausage, potatoes, onions, spinach, and cheese all wrapped in a large tortilla. Another morning, I had their biscuits and gravy. Two biscuits smothered in sausage gravy. Yum! And of course, I had their burger and fries with our voucher. They are made when ordered. Juicy patties, lettuce, tomatoes, and their buns...! Now I'm not sure what type of bun it was, but it's not your typical store bought bun. They were fluffy and soft! I ate it all! Next, there is a stand with really talented baristas. Yup, you can purchase iced coffee or frappes, smoothies, Italian sodas, the works! In the dining area, there is a charging station so you can charge your electronics while you eat. What a great idea! Honey buckets are located at many locations of the camp ground and are cleaned every morning. If you are worried about washing your hands, don't sweat! They have sinks with soap dispensers and paper towels. Last, they have bus shuttles. They will take you to the Gorge which is about a mile away. To top everything, I'd like to say how much I appreciated the staff to help make my stay so enjoyable. They work their butts off everyday feeding hundreds of people and keeping the grounds clean for their guests. I will never forget their generous hospitality. read more

I've been staying at Wildhorse since 2007 and will continue to every time I'm out at the Gorge. Everything about his campground is wonderful. Scott and Cindi, the owners, are lovely people who genuinely care about their campers and their staff. The food is a amazing, the atmosphere is always fun, the facilities are kept clean. They run multiple shuttle buses to and from the venue. Simply the best campground there is! read more

It's my 100th review, Yelpers! And I can't think of a better recipient of this landmark review than one of my faaaavorite places on earth - the Wildhorse Campground! Did you just turn 20? Do you like having everything in your tent stolen? Do you not mind using a full and disgusting port-a-potty for a whole weekend? Are you secretly hoping to get roofied while trying to make new friends with your douchey neighbors? Then DEF camp at the Gorge Campground and stay FAR AWAY from Wildhorse! However, if you prefer clean toilets, (free) hot showers, free hot coffee in the morning, plush grass, and an awesome campground staff, come to Wildhorse!!! I mean, they have an espresso stand, for Pete's sake!!! Not only do they provide a free shuttle to 'n from the Gorge (which is about a 1/2 mile away), they also have a deeeelish (reasonably priced) cafe ready for all your breakfast/lunch/dinner/late night/whenever needs. One word for you : Wil'burger! I always look forward to staying at Wildhorse whenever I head to the Gorge for a show. read more

I can't believe us Yelpers are just now starting to review this place!! *shocked and amazed* Honestly, I haven't been to the general camping at Da Gorge, but I hear this place kicks it to the curb. Lots of soft green grass everywhere, showers (cold outside, hot inside), helpful staff, and tons of hotties running around in very little clothing. What Lori said about the food is true..... reasonable prices ($6-8), and damn good cookin! Lattesavailable, if thats your thing. Very clean, maintained honey buckets with hand sani. Outdoor sinks for body and dish washing. And lets not forget the free shuttle to the show. Mind you, they are stopping at the far edge of the parking lot to drop you off these days, but yer gonna be walking alot anyways, so get used to it buddy!! $30 a day......eh....not great....not bad. For all the amenities you get, I'd say its worth it. So, for every Gorge show....its Wild Horse Campground....every time! read more

If you value your sanity (and your belongings) you will camp here instead of at the Gorge. 1. Shuttle to and from the concert 2. Clean toilets and showers 3. Strictly enforced quiet after 12:00am 4. Wildburgers!! 5. Free drip coffee in the mornings 6. Laid back campers 7. Security patrols the campground (not that it was necessary, everyone was super chill) 8. Not the Gorge! We camped here last weekend for the first time after seeing Jack Johnson. Coming back to the campground was actually my favorite part of the night. read more

This was our first time at Wild Horse and we RAVED about this place the moment we drove on site clear until we got home! We were a group of about 14 people mid-20s to early 30s. It was SUPER easy to get a reservation, the owner's wife greeted us and was SO nice (maybe it was the empty wine glass I spotted on the window sill =) ) The lawns were so well manicured, the port-a-potty was always clean, the staff was constantly going around cleaning up garbage. It was comforting to know there was a security officer rollin' around during the night watching out for sites and drunkenness. I was a bit put-off by the outdoor, yet enclosed showers, but they were pleasantly nice (despite the low water temperature). And as some have said, the food...my oh my it was fabulous! We were freezing the first morning there and it was free coffee to the rescue from the cafe a long with a nice breakfast burrito for just $6. The best thing...okay 2 things...the staff was ridiculously nice and accommodating, but the complimentary shuttle: A.MAZing! They pack you in (think sardines), and really do their best to keep the shuttles coming. We cannot wait to come back next year..and the years to follow! if you are debating between Wild Horse and the "other" campground, you need to stay here - it's definitely the 4 Seasons of Gorge camping! read more

I love camping here when going to the Gorge. The people are SO nice, the grass is soft, the honey buckets are plentiful, they have sinks and showers, AND a restaurant! Which by the way, offers vegetarian options as well. Also, they shuttle you back and forth to the Gorge. Sweeeeet!! read more

We stayed here for Summer Jam and can't see myself staying anywhere else. I've never been to the Gorge campgrounds, but from what I hear, Wild Horse is more tamed and not as wild and crazy. I guess you could say this is more for the older crowd. It wasn't too loud or crazy here. Everyone respected each other. The folks running this place are super sweet and make you feel very welcomed. We had a nice spot in the shade and a picnic bench was helpful for us to put all of our food on. Every morning, they come and pick up the trash and the honey buckets were always clean. There's about 5-6 huge stalls for showers and you get a nice and hot shower. They also had a sink where you were able to brush your teeth, wash dishes, etc. read more

We stayed here after a Gorge show with our kids (ages 11 and 7) and had a great experience! The hosts were gracious, the grounds immaculate. Tents pitched on flat soft grass; no complaints from the kids who slept in the ground, no mats. The Coral Cafe grill served up delicious burgers before the show, and the espresso bar in The morning was a lovely treat. No campfires are allowed but having the cafe there just made it all easier. Quick free shuttle to the Gorge before and after the show; with young kids we appreciated the midnight start time for quiet hours. Other campers were friendly and chill. We will definitely go back! read more

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Great place to camp! I have camped there three times this summer for concerts at the Gorge and each time it was great. I have never camped at the Gorge but have heard lots of horrible things about it. The campgroup is clean, spacious and filled with green grass. There are numerous porta potties and they even have showers. There is a little coffee spot and place to order food either during the day, in the AM or after the concert. The people there were all super friendly, the campsite was quiet during the night and I felt extremly safe-which is important to me. This campsite is the best! Affordable too! :) read more

Tons better than the gorge campground, and I think cheaper too. We stay at least once a year, food is always great and the people are fantastic. Fun, fun, fun. read more

I've camped at both the Gorge (Dave Mathews) and the Wildhorse (Jack Johnson) and the difference is night and day. Wildhorse Campground is clean, well kept, and the people are friendly. They cleaned the honey buckets at least twice while we were there--and we were there less than 24 hours. The food wasn't bad; however, they only take cash. Plenty of grassed areas to play volleyball or whatever with the kids. The Gorge campground is a dusty, loud, stinky party pit. Trash cans were overflowing and I don't think they even clean the honey buckets. Anything left outside when you go to bed will be gone when you wake up. read more

WIldhorse Campground is the ONLY place to stay when you are headed to the gorge. I almost hesitate to say so because I always want their to be room there for my group. Hot showers, fabulous food going all day, and perfectly friendly staff. We come for Watershed each year, and are happy to park our tents on soft grass, and a place that recycles and picks up our trash for us! Thank you so much! We cant wait until next August! read more

Who knew I'd been doing The Gorge wrong all these years! If you love going to music festivals but aren't interested in camping in dirt or on top of raving teens who are playing music all night, this is the place for you! Green grass, big lots, nice people (both our neighbors and the owners/employees who greeted us at the entrance and let us pick our own spot), good food (served until 10pm), the list goes on and on! The free bus ride is a two minute trip to the venue, and the showers are free! Clean honey buckets are icing on the cake. Wifi and a coffee bar - I mean, is this even camping? Who cares, it's the best! While I don't want other people to find out about this gem, I can't not write about it, especially since it's practically the same price as camping in the venue. Thanks Wild Horse, we will be back! read more

We stayed here for Sasquatch X and had a really great stay..... The grass was soft and beautiful...which made tent camping easy and comfortable. The staff was extremely friendly and pleasant to be around. The food is actually really awesome too! The Wildburger and Garlic fries really hit the spot coming back late from the Gorge. The food staff are awesome and entertaining. They had a water gun filled with Rum and were shooting it in customers mouths. Also the grill cook was downing a bottle of Whiskey....LOL They have port-a-potties that they keep pretty clean.....way better than using the ones at the Gorge campground "scary"! The shuttle is awesome! read more

Cindy and Scott are the best. The grounds are always clean and beautiful. The bathroom and trash cans are always being emptied. We went for the Foo Fighters weekend and had a blast. You can buy ice for your cooler and the food is awesome. Recommend the Wildburger, I am craving one right now. So good!! We will be back and next time with more people. They want to come now too.. read more

Scott, Your explanation was clear, concise, to the point, and not the slightest bit rude, or confrontational. If only the face of your business portrayed the same message. A busy weekend for a small family owned business should never ever be used as an excuse for rude behavior towards another family who wishes to do business. read more

What a shit place. Talk about rapeing someone. Won't recommend anyone to this place. They screw you over with so many things when you show up and are fraudulent about what they offer. Just there to screw you over for concert people. read more

I was back at the Wild Horse for another year of Sasquatch. I had friends staying in a RV at the Premium Gorge campgrounds and I still think Wild Horse is better. It's obvious the owners put love and care into making the accommodations the best offered in the area. It's clean, the grass is fluffy and manicured, the portapotties are obviously cleaned out frequently. I like that they is always a sink with soap and paper towels right next to them. I enjoyed the free breakfast on Saturday morning - they had to feed lots of people and did it with grace. The food was delicious and value is great compared to what's offered at the Gorge. They offer espresso for people like me (don't like drip). There was security ensuring those without a wristband couldn't enter so I felt safe with my belongings. The shuttle came so frequent I never waited more than 10 minutes. There were lots of electrical outlets for charging cellphones. We did spend some time at premium camping with our friends and found the grass to be badly maintained. There was always a whiff of manure that would come through. The sinks next to the portapotties required you to pump with your foot, and wasn't as nice. I didn't see their shower facilities but my friends all showered in the RV because of the long line. The only convenience with the premium camping I saw was being right at the entrance of the venue, and if you're looking to meet a lot of party people while outside of the festival. Lastly, can I just give them major apprecation, when I had to leave on Monday morning at 5 am, I turned on my car to find that my car battery was dead. I was freaking out a little. I ran to the kitchen area and found a man who came to my car with a battery pack and jumped it immediately. I am so thankful that I didn't have to wake up my neighbors and ask if I could get a jump from their car. I will always recommend Wild Horse to friends, and stay here whenever I'm at the Gorge! read more