Walupt Lake Campground

Lovely campground. August is just about perfect here. Not too hot, lake was perfect for swimming. My midweek visit was quiet and super peaceful. There is NO water here and NO garbage service. If you're visiting be sure to bring lots of drinking water and be prepared to pack your trash out. Some people were stacking up their garbage by the bathrooms and that's just shitty behavior, no pun intended. Love this place. It is an annual trip for my family.

This lake was absolutely beautiful! We had a fairly large group and didn't camp actually inside the campground, we did find a spot among many others about 10 mins from the campground that got us all and was a bit more secluded, which was very nice! The gravel road to get up there is a little rough, but manageable. Water is damn near crystal clear and we will definitely be going back!

Got a first come first serve site on a Thursday after wildfire smoke was thick closer to Mt. Adams. What a beautiful campground and lake. My wife and myself typically prefer dispersed camping with maximum privacy. We decided to give this spot a chance and we were totally enchanted. Weather was great, the water was crisp and clean. Restrooms were clean. Were there people? Yes. Were there dogs? Ugh, yes. Insects? Sure. Suburus? So many. Quiet night sleep? For sure. Ultimately, this place was a quintessential PNW campground experience. We’ll be back.

We do our family camping trip here every year. Beautiful lake, great campground and dog friendly. The host even moved things around and helped us get 4 spots all together. Great hikes around the area as well!

Came here 9/24/18 to hike cispus pass loop trail. The campground is nice and looks spacious. I did not check it all out, but there was tent camp spots right on the lake across from the hiking parking area. 2 vaulted bathrooms. A day use parking area for a $5 fee. A horse camp before you get to walupt lake campground. There was an empty camp host spot and a spot where firewood is sold. Forrest road 21 from packwood, WA is 21 miles and took me over an hour to get to the lake. Its rough washboard and potholes. Walupt like road is fairly nice and paved minus some big pot hole areas and a section where the road is damaged. There is a boat ramp here. Wouldn't mind coming back here for a camp trip. There is no cell service out here anywhere.