Tower Rock Campground

What sets Tower Rock Campground apart is its blend of accessibility and immersion in the natural beauty of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, where towering cedar, Douglas fir, and maple trees provide a serene ambiance. Located near a dramatic rock formation for which it is named, this campground offers semi-private sites perfect for those seeking tranquility and proximity to outdoor adventures.

This rustic campground features 21 sites, suitable for tents and small RVs (20-30 feet), equipped with picnic tables, campfire rings, and access to potable water and vault toilets. The setting boasts a mix of shaded forest and open meadow, mere steps from the Cispus River, a favorite for trout fishing. Just 4 miles away, the Burley Mountain trailhead offers access to spectacular hikes leading to waterfalls like Angel Falls. Visitors can also explore unique sites like Layser Cave and enjoy the convenience of paved access roads.

Situated about 8 miles south of Randle, Washington, Tower Rock Campground serves as an ideal base for exploring nearby attractions, including Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument. With its manageable seclusion, light usage, and natural charm, this campground is perfect for weekend getaways or stops on longer journeys.