Alpine RV Park and Campground

We stayed here for a few nights to utilize the location as a jumping off point for access to the Cascades National Park. It was soggy and wet most of the time we were here. The spot wasn't level which attributed to our first leak as a result of the angle. The pull through was easy enough to get into and out of but the fact it was grass was a minus for us.

The facilities are a bit dated and I think I remember the laundry being a bit overpriced for how poorly it worked.

Good clean mountain water for drinking. Verizon signal was intermittent.

We found this spot after backtracking when all national park campgrounds were unexpectedly full. Appreciated having bathrooms, a spot to camp, and a place to shower and do laundry if needed. And our spot was right next to the swing set which was a bit hit with our 3 year old!

I suppose would be an ok spot for a quick overnight or as a jumping off spot for adventures. The restroom/shower facilities were nicer than expected on first impression and the ice maker in the laundry room was a pleasant surprise. However, not all rv spots have firepits, which was a huge bummer. Most disappointing was almost half of the RV spots are lived in and didn’t appreciate being intermixed among them instead of the pull through spots that seem to be kept for overnight guests. They say they have WiFi, but it is very poor.

We stayed here for a quick overnight on the way to another destination. We originally wanted to stay in the national park but all the campgrounds were full. The property is easy to access, right on Hwy 20. Big rivs should gave no problem getting in. We were off the highway and in our site in less than 5 minutes! We got a no-hook-up tent site for $20.

The staff was friendly and helpful. The facilities were dated but seemed functional. The grounds were well maintained but not fancy.

We'd use this campground again for a quick overnight. A destination, it is not.

Our site was very lumpy with unmowed grass but we got level easy enough. One of the few sites with 50 Amp. No WiFi at our site even with range extender. Laundry worked ok but I had to wipe things down myself prior to use. Whole place could use some TLC. Mostly long term trailers or tent campers. Good base for hiking the western portion of North Cascades though. Minimal services nearby so stock up groceries before you get here. AT&T 2 bars.

All Other Campgrounds Were Full. Luckily Found Alpine campground. Friendly host. Only 30 minutes drive To Diablo lake. Dry camping with grass lots for $20 a night.