Wapato Lake Campground

This marks our fifth year visiting Wapato Lake Campground, and each year, our group continues to grow, making our trips even more special. I must commend the improvements made at the campsite over the years. The aesthetic upgrades are noticeable; the bathrooms are clean, the showers are in working order, and the grounds are well-maintained. It’s clear that the management is putting effort into enhancing the camping experience. The lake itself is small and not overly deep, making it perfect for the kids to splash around and play safely. However, there are a couple of areas for improvement. The showers require coins, which can be a hassle. It would be great to have a coin dispenser on-site or a way to obtain coins easily. Additionally, while we appreciate the groundskeepers’ efforts to enf

Great overall campground. Well kept, quiet, not too busy - we stayed Sunday - Wed. Tent & RV sites w/water & power. Showers & bathrooms are nice & clean. Lake access is really good. Boat launch is right next to campground.

Quiet family friendly rv park. Most sites are not level but every site is short walking distance to the lake. The staff are friendly and the park is clean. Showers are a quarter for 2 hot minutes. Ice is available from host shack. No dump facilities but water and electricity are included in the RV sites. Tent sites are on nice grass. Lots of big trees for shade. We look forward to our next stay.

Very amazing place. Clean grounds and friendly staff. Ducks will come right up and say hello. The stockeye salmon were jumping like crazy when I went in late September. I was also the only tent camper when I went. Feels like paradise, on the edge of the Cascades. Two miles into 12 Tribes Casino, or Manson proper. The Link Transit stop is at the casino so you can take the free bus into Chelan or Wenatchee.

As others have mentioned, the lady that runs this place is hard to talk to. She appears to not understand the questions being asked and gives answers like you're dumb. She is very strict and seems to be watching you to see when you step out of line. We had 2 sites and all others next to us were empty. She came to tell us our tent was over the imaginary line between the sites. Also we had 8 people (1 family of 3, one family of 5) and she said maximum 4 people per site and only 1 tent, less we pay an extra $20 for extra tent fee, but couldn't put more people on the site (still maximum 4). Was weird. Who cares? We had sites 9 and 10 and they are great - fire pit, on the water, under large willow tree. Kids played in the sand and swam right there. Shower costs $.25 for a couple minutes. Ice f