Windy Point Campground

It was nice, though the East end of the campground was burned. Campground is between the highway and the river. Currently no potable water and no campfires allowed. Vault toilets are clean, and don't smell bad. As the name suggests, there is a nice breeze.

We stayed 6/18/2024 to 6/20/2024. Web site said they had potable water but there was none. Other than that it was a nice campground on the river. Sites were decent sized ade fairly private.

Beautiful spot! I enjoyed the time with my family here. The only reason I rated it at 4 stars is because the camp ground supervisor seems to live on the campground and he came over to tell us we weren't allowed to use a candle (for mosquitoes) even though the website explicitly says they're allowed. Other than that it was a good time.

Windy Point Campground near the river is a nice site. I was interested in the nice geology rock formation on the other side of Highway 12 that I decided to take photos of. I have provided my photos for you. I used my Nikon P900 cool pix camera. A few good trails in the Windy Point Campground. Windy Point Campground next to Tieton River and good parking spaces. The restroom is o.k. Parking is good.

This is my favorite campground on the Tieton River. With great water accessible sites and clean facilities, this campground has remained at the top of my list for over 25 years and counting. The views of the night sky from the campground are spectacular, and the ridge right above the campground (Forest Service Pass/Discovery Pass required to access) has even better views! (see photos taken from a phone) The river is incredibly fun to take a softshell kayak or raft or tube down during the summer months, though be prepared for some cold water as the river level rises close to Labor Day. I'd recommend a wetsuit for skinnier folks. The camp hosts here are so awesome, and they're also very friendly! The best campsites are down on the river, and reservations are available for them. Overall, I de