Celtic Elk Campground

My partner, dog, and I loved our stay. It was the perfect base camp for us. We prefer to car camp so it was great that we could drive into an open field and park our cars next to a fire ring and relax. I loved the birds and sound of nature all around us. The grass in the field was long- but the RV area was short & tidy. We didn’t mind too much but something to note for cars with low clearance. I’m shocked at the amount of amenities there were while still being simplistic and minimal for the tent area. Porta potties, potable water, a garbage can. The host even had firewood for sale. Great location. Friendly host. Great property. Amazing price. I can’t wait to go back.

It's a lot of level land that's been cleared out with water and electric hookups. Zero cell service and no WiFi. Adjacent to the owners farm, which we were invited to tour. There are porta potties, no actual toilets, and the shower house has two separate showers that did not look inviting and had someone's toiletries in. The sink runs and has hot water to wash your hands. No trees for shade. Two little sheds converted into tiny cabins. There is a cool teepee frame in a meadow of wildflowers on top of a beautiful trail. Cool campground if you're from an urban area you want to get away and literally disconnect and listen to birds. If you're from the country, you won't be impressed. My children enjoyed the open grass (due to no other RVs. If it was full we would have been cramped in

We stayed here last minute while camping near Rainier a couple of years ago. I’ve never forgotten about it and had a really pleasant experience. The couple who owned it had plans on expanding stay options. They were incredibly friendly and had good suggestions for us as well. There’s a couple RV hookups and the tent spots are on an open field. It can be hot in summer with the sun and little cover but it’s beautiful and has an incredible view of the night sky. It’s near Packwood and has decent entry to both the Rainier and Adams area. There is also a working bathroom and shower option which I thought was great. :) It’s basically a farm and you take a dirt road all the way to the end. I’ve recommended this place to friends since and it’s likely we will revisit. We had a great time.

Peaceful, private campground. Reasonable prices. We were able to get in for a quick stay on a summer weekend, which we appreciated. Nicely situated between Mt St Helen’s and Mt Rainier. Shower house was a nice amenity. Toilets are port-a-potties, but they were the cleanest port-a-potties I have ever seen. I recommend this campground.

We called late on a Labor Day Friday and the owner said sure we can find you a spot. We were a two RV caravan. They got us into our sites, made sure we had everything we needed. Very friendly. It was a perfect campsite for us, everything we needed. It’s a small rustic campground, very comfortable and very quiet. Off the beaten path. If you want to get away from WiFi and actually communicate with family it is a good spot! They Elk bugling in the morning was a great way to wake up! Owners are new and we wish them the best with this little gem!