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Tribal Land campgrounds in Washington

Washington has 14 Tribal Land campgrounds on record, 6 reservable and 1 first-come.

14
Total
6
Reservable
1
First-come

How Tribal Land campgrounds work here

These campgrounds are run by a tribal nation. 1 books through Campspot. 1 takes no reservations. 1 books through Kalispel RV Resort online booking (ResNexus). 1 books through Quileute Oceanside Resort online booking. 1 books through Reynold's Resort office, (509) 633-1092 (reservations required). 1 books through Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort (online only). 1 books through Two Rivers Resort RV office. On record: 7 with potable water, 9 with hookups. The agency's own pages are at colvilletribes.com.

Interagency pass: it covers federal agencies only (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26), so these campgrounds charge their own posted fee, shown in the table.

Not on record 12 Tribes Omak Casino RV Park Omak · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee From $40 per stay Not on record Barnaby Creek Campground Inchelium · Tribal Land Season April 1 to Second Sunday in November Fee $35 per day camping permit (double if bought from an enforcement officer in the field) Reservable Clearwater Casino RV Park Suquamish · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee Oct to Mar $40 Sun-Thu, $45 Fri-Sat; Apr to Sep $50 Sun-Thu, $55 Fri-Sat Not on record Coyote Creek Campground Nespelem · Tribal Land Season April 1 to Second Sunday in November Fee $35 per day camping permit (double if bought from an enforcement officer in the field) First-come Hobuck Beach Resort Neah Bay · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee RV site $70 per night; tent $30 per vehicle with 1 tent, $10 each extra tent Reservable Kalispel RV Resort Cusick · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee Not on record Not on record Lake Rufus Woods RV Park Nespelem Community · Tribal Land Season Year-round Fee RV $35 daily, $210 weekly, $450 monthly; tent camping $35 per day Not on record Omak Lake - Mission End Campground Omak · Tribal Land Season April 1 to Second Sunday in November Fee $35 per day camping permit (double if bought from an enforcement officer in the field) Reservable Quileute Oceanside Resort La Push · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee Not on record Reservable Reynold's Resort Nespelem · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee RV $40 per day full hookup; dry camping or tent camping $35 per day Not on record Rogers Bar Campground Inchelium · Tribal Land Season April 1 to Second Sunday in November Fee $35 per day camping permit (double if bought from an enforcement officer in the field) Reservable Swinomish RV Park Anacortes · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee Not on record Reservable Two Rivers Resort Davenport · Tribal Land Season Not on record Fee Not on record Not on record Wilmont Creek Campground Inchelium · Tribal Land Season April 1 to Second Sunday in November Fee $35 per day camping permit (double if bought from an enforcement officer in the field)

Common questions

How do I book a Tribal Land campground in Washington?
Of the 14 Tribal Land campgrounds on record, 1 books through Campspot, 1 is first-come, first-served with no reservations, 1 books through Kalispel RV Resort online booking (ResNexus), 1 books through Quileute Oceanside Resort online booking, 1 books through Reynold's Resort office, (509) 633-1092 (reservations required), 1 books through Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort (online only), and 1 books through Two Rivers Resort RV office.
What is the stay limit at Tribal Land campgrounds in Washington?
Where the agency states one: 2 weeks for non-members, then 2 weeks away before returning (2 campgrounds), 7 days within a 14-day period (1 campground), and Two weeks for non-members, who must then leave for two weeks (1 campground). Check each campground's page for its own rule.
Does the interagency pass work at Tribal Land campgrounds?
The interagency pass covers federal agencies only (nps.gov, read 2026-09-26); Tribal Land campgrounds charge their own posted fee, shown in the table.

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