Winter Camping

Developed campgrounds and trailer dump are closed for the season. Camping is currently First-Come, First-Served in a designated area of the South Park Day Use Parking Lot, adjacent to the playground. The camping area has picnic tables, fire pits, and a heated restroom with free hot showers available. RV size is restricted to no longer than 20’ in combination length in the South Park. Overnight visitors are required to display a valid Sno-Park Pass* for their vehicle in addition to the Camping Permit ($23/night) for the primary vehicle or Extra Vehicle Permit ($10/night) for any additional vehicles. Cash/Check is accepted at self-serve pay stations located in the park, credit cards are also accepted at the day-use parking lot across the road from the restroom.

*A Valid Sno-Park Pass means either a Daily Sno-Park Permit ($25) or a Seasonal Sno-Park Pass w/ the Special Groomed Trails Permit ($120).

Grooming is suspended, Sno-Park season in effect

Unfortunately, due to low snow conditions, grooming is suspended on the Lake Wenatchee Sno-Park trails. Hopefully, we will receive snow before the end of the season.  In case we receive snow in the future Sno-Parks will stay in place.

The Sno-Park season is now in effect. Discover Passes are not valid for winter day-use parking at Lake Wenatchee State Park. A Daily Sno-Park Pass ($25) or Seasonal Sno-Park Permit with Special Groomed Trails Permit ($120) is required. Passes are available online or in the park. Overnight visitors should review the Winter Camping Alert for additional instructions.