ADA-Accessible Campgrounds in Washington
Accessibility

ADA-Accessible Campgrounds in Washington

By CampIntel Team
Photo: Jeff Moyer / Pexels

This guide ranks eight Washington campgrounds verified to have real ADA-accessible sites, based on CampIntel Score and capacity. Each campground listed here has confirmed accessible camping infrastructure—not assumptions or future plans. The data covers hookup availability (electric, water, sewer), site count, cell coverage modeled from FCC estimates, and location, so you can match your needs to what's actually there. No campground in this list includes both water and sewer hookups; that's a practical constraint to know upfront.

Hookups and Power: What Each Site Type Offers

Only two campgrounds offer electric hookups: Hood Park provides 50A service across its 68 sites, and Fishhook Park offers 50A hookups at 52 sites. Fishhook Park also includes water hookups. Halfway Flat Campground, Kaner Flat Campground, Coho Campground, Salmon La Sac, Beckler River Campground, and Denny Creek Campground have no electric hookups recorded. None of the eight campgrounds have sewer hookups recorded, so RV waste disposal will require external facilities or tank emptying.

Cell Coverage and Remote Access

Cell coverage varies significantly. T-Mobile strong signal is modeled at Hood Park, Beckler River Campground, and Denny Creek Campground. AT&T usable cell is modeled at Fishhook Park. Halfway Flat Campground, Kaner Flat Campground, Coho Campground, and Salmon La Sac have no cell coverage estimated from FCC data, meaning you should plan for limited or no connectivity at those forest and national forest locations. Scores range from 89 (Hood Park) to 77 (Denny Creek Campground), reflecting a mix of capacity, amenities, and accessibility features across all eight sites.

Built from CampIntel's verified dataset — computed scores, modeled FCC coverage, and real Recreation.gov site data.