Ohanapecosh Campground

Such an amazing spot and worth the hype. Its so beautiful and has access to the creek super close by. Bathrooms are flush and always stocked up. The only downside is that sites are pretty close to each other with not much privacy but other than that its a great campground with lots to do

Amazing experience. So close to beautiful places on Mt. Rainier. Campers there are respectful and the noise was pretty quiet after 9 PM. If you want to hike in Mt. Rainier area and camp. This is the place to go. Just keep in mind Stevens Canyon Road is closed during the week, so going to Paradise side of mountain is a trek.

This campground was great! Lots of sites to choose from, plenty of bathroom stations. Staff at the ranger station was amazingly helpful! Inside the campgrounds is the Hot Springs. Cool little trail, water is actually warm! Floods the trail out in spots, wear proper shoes for hiking and you won't have an issue

Beautiful campground! Bathrooms with lights so that’s great for night (except the bugs). Surrounded by gorgeous trees, picnic tables are in good condition! There was a fire ban so we were unable to use the fire pits. Visitor center is really close. First come first serve on the weekends.

We recently spent three days camping at Mount Rainier National Park in August 2024, and it was an incredible experience. The park is very well-organized, and the rangers were extremely helpful throughout our stay. We camped at Ohanapecosh Campground, Loop D. While the campsites are fairly close to each other, it still provided a great experience surrounded by nature. One of the highlights of our trip was the proximity to Paradise, which is just a 45-minute drive from the campground. The campgrounds are equipped with flush toilets, but there are no showers on-site. However, the nearby river is perfect for a refreshing dip after a day of exploring. For those who prefer paid showers, we found a facility in Packwood, just a 15-minute drive away. The forest around the campground is well-maint