Denny Creek Campground

A large campground tucked into a steep valley with excellent hiking trails and outdoor activities not too far from Snoqualmie Pass. One can go hiking without having to drive anywhere and enjoy the amazing river views.

had a great time taking the kids out for there first time in the new Airstream. We have a pull through site so i did not have to embarrass myself baking up the trailer in front of the kids! had 30 am electrical so got to run the A/C when it got up to 88 degrees in the Airstream. The hikes for kids are great the campground is spotless and quite. We had a water station close by so i was able to top off my water tank when needed. No dump station so we used the campground bathrooms which were great. And so close to seattle. Make reservations early in the season because its booked ass summer long :)

This is a beautiful campground unfortunately placed between the east and west bound I-90. It is LOUD. I read a lot of reviews and was like “oh it won’t be that loud.” But I was wrong. We could hear the highway all night long inside a very well insulated trailer.

That being said, it’s also beautiful and there and three fantastic hikes right outside of the campground. One leads to a waterfall. There’s electric at a lot of the sites. They are 50% reserved, 50% walk up. If you arrive on a week day you are very likely to get a spot. Weekends forget it. This place is close to the city.

All the carriers work really well here so if you’ve got work to do it’s a good spot.

Beautiful campground in the forest, located right next to the Snoqualmie river, most spaces are generous in size, very clean well maintained flush rest rooms, attentive camp hosts, every site has a fire ring and picnic table set (some are brand new today), some camp sites have 20 and 30 amp electricity, there are multiple water spigots around the campground, there are some close by hiking trails, $26 for the sites with electricity (half price with the National Parks interagency senior or access pass).... the biggest downfall is the location: the campground is located below I90 in the valley. To us, we travel/live in a 5th wheel travel trailer, it was just a distant background noisy - kind of a humming, but some people might be more noise sensitive. The cell phone reception (verizon) was good enough for us to watch TV via our hotspot during a rainy day.