Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park

Wake up to the soothing sounds of Twenty-Five Mile Creek flowing alongside your campsite and marvel at the striking interplay of rugged forests and the crystal-blue expanse of Lake Chelan. Just 15 miles northwest of Chelan, this serene state park combines tranquility with easy access to outdoor adventure, making it an ideal destination for campers who love boating, hiking, and lakeside relaxation.

This 235-acre park offers 46 campsites ranging from standard tent sites to full-hookup RV spots, including a group site accommodating up to 50 people. Campground amenities are thoughtfully designed, featuring modern restrooms with hot showers, a camp store, fire rings, picnic tables, and a dump station. Adjacent to the campground, a modern marina with moorage and a boat launch provides excellent access to Lake Chelan’s northern waters, perfect for fishing, paddling, or exploring. The park also has a swimming area, seasonal wildflowers, and access to nearby trails, making it a versatile hub for adventurers and families alike.

Located on the forested south shore of Lake Chelan, Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park serves as a gateway to exploring the region’s natural splendor. Within a short drive, you’ll find the charming town of Chelan with dining, shopping, and ferry access to remote Stehekin. For avid hikers, the park’s proximity to day hikes like Pot Peak, Stormy Mountain, and Devil’s Backbone in the North Cascades further elevates its appeal. Whether for a weekend escape or an extended stay, this unique campground seamlessly blends comfort with wilderness allure.