Dispersed Camping in Asotin County, Washington
Showing 53 locations in Asotin County.
Across Corral Creek Campsite
A basic primitive camping pull-off situated near Corral Creek with direct views of the Snake River.
Asotin County Dispersed Camp
A quiet, remote dispersed camping area situated along dirt roads in the scenic hills near Asotin.
Below Corral Creek Campsite
A primitive riverside campsite located along the Snake River, offering scenic canyon views and basic flat space for camping.
Black Butte Dispersed Camp 1
A rustic, cleared dispersed camping site located near Black Butte in the Umatilla National Forest.
Black Butte Dispersed Camp 2
A primitive roadside clearing suitable for dispersed camping in the quiet ponderosa pine country of the Blue Mountains.
Cave Cove Campsite
Cave Cove Campsite offers primitive riverside camping along the Snake River canyon.
Chief Timothy Park
An expansive and well-appointed campground situated on an island in the Snake River, offering a range of accommodation options from full hookup RV spaces to basic dry-camping sites.
China Garden & Corral Creek Recreation Area
A scenic string of primitive riparian campsites along the Snake River south of Asotin, managed primarily by public land authorities and popular for river access, fishing, and boating.
China Garden Campsite
A popular primitive campsite located at the China Garden access point on the Snake River, serving as an excellent base for boating and fishing.
Cloverland Ridge Dispersed Area
A scenic high-ridge corridor along the edge of the Umatilla National Forest, offering several quiet, informal dirt pull-offs suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a rustic dispersed camping experience.
Cloverland Ridge Pull-off A
A rustic roadside pull-off situated along the scenic ridge route near Asotin Creek.
Cloverland Ridge Pull-off B
A basic gravel pull-out suitable for self-contained campervans looking for a quiet night.
Cloverland Ridge Pull-off C
An informal dispersed camping spot along the high ridge road with pleasant views of the surrounding hills.
Cloverland Ridge Pull-off D
A secluded dirt pull-off nestled in the pine-dotted landscape of the Umatilla National Forest foothills.
Confluence Campsite
A beautiful campsite situated right near the confluence of the Snake and Grande Ronde Rivers on the Washington side. Primarily accessible by boat or hiking, with extremely limited and rugged vehicle access via the end of Snake River Road.
Coon Hollow Campsite
A primitive wilderness campsite located on the banks of the Snake River, offering boat-in access in Hells Canyon.
Cougar Bar Campsite
A scenic backcountry river camp positioned on a gravel bar along the Snake River deep within Hells Canyon.
Cougar Creek Dispersed
This secluded dispersed camping area provides basic, undeveloped sites near the creek confluence with beautiful canyon views.
Dougherty Campground
Dougherty Campground offers about a dozen grassy campsites in a quiet, lightly used rural setting. Overnight stays are subject to a basic fee.
Fields Spring State Park
Fields Spring State Park is situated in the scenic Blue Mountains, offering developed campsites surrounded by mature pine and fir forests. The park provides excellent access to local hiking trails, historic sites, and park facilities. It is a quiet and highly accessible destination suitable for a variety of rig sizes looking for structured state park camping.
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Forest Road 020 Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 020 and its connecting spurs in the Umatilla National Forest. The area features spacious forest clearings with ample turnaround space, suitable for various rig types.
Grande Ronde River Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping spot located in the scenic canyon near the Grande Ronde River, offering a peaceful setting surrounded by rugged hills.
Grande Ronde River WDFW Access
A scenic public access area managed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife along the Grande Ronde River. The site features flat gravel parking, a vault toilet, and direct river access suitable for hand-launching watercraft. A Washington Discover Pass is required for parking and overnight stays.
Grande Ronde Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed site located in the scenic canyon landscape near the Grande Ronde River.
Hells Canyon Campground and Resort
A developed waterfront RV resort situated on the scenic banks of the Snake River near the junction of Highway 12 and Highway 128 in West Clarkston. It features excellent amenities and stunning sunset views over the river.
Hells Canyon Snake River Boat-In Camps
A scenic corridor of remote, primitive campsites along the Snake River within the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. These spots are accessible only by boat, raft, or rugged backcountry hiking trails, making them completely inaccessible to motorized road vehicles.
Hells Gate State Park
A well-maintained developed state park campground located along the Snake River, just south of Lewiston. The park features spacious campsites with full hookups, shaded grassy areas, heated restrooms, and hot showers, making it a comfortable base for exploring the nearby recreational trails.
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Indian Tom Corral Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping area is situated along a quiet dirt road corridor within the Umatilla National Forest. The native material road surface provides seasonal access to several peaceful woodland clearings suitable for campervans and small trailers.
Knight Creek Campsite
A primitive, backcountry campsite located along the Snake River, accessible via trail or boat within the scenic Hells Canyon National Recreation Area.
Lime Hill Campsite
A remote primitive campsite located along Rogersburg Road near the scenic confluence of the Grande Ronde and Snake Rivers.
Lower China Garden Campsite
A scenic riparian campsite positioned on the lower terrace of the China Garden recreation area along the Snake River.
Lower Smiley Ridge Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Lower Smiley Ridge Road in the Umatilla National Forest, offering standard forest camping opportunities.
Middle Ridge Road Dispersed
This forest service corridor along Middle Ridge Road in Umatilla National Forest offers access to dispersed camping opportunities in a scenic, remote woodland environment.
Pulman Mine Campsite
A remote riverside campsite near the historic Pulman Mine site on the Washington side of the Snake River. Accessible via the Snake River trail or by boat, offering a quiet retreat in a deep canyon setting.
Salmon Bar Campsite
A spacious gravel and sand bar campsite on the Washington side of the river. Can be accessed via the highly rugged, seasonal Snake River Road from Asotin, or by river.
Seven Sisters Spring
Quiet dispersed camping options situated along forest roads in the Umatilla National Forest, offering peaceful wooded sites near Seven Sisters Spring.
Snake River - Grande Ronde Confluence Recreation Area
A remote and scenic corridor of backcountry campsites situated along the wild Snake River canyon near its confluence with the Grande Ronde River. Mostly accessible only by boat or rugged hiking trails, this area offers exceptional wilderness camping with dramatic basalt cliffs and sandy beaches.
Snake River Road Dispersed
A series of gravel pullouts along the scenic Snake River Road south of Asotin, offering riverside views and flat areas suitable for self-contained rigs.
State Route 129 Overlooks & Dispersed Sites
A collection of scenic pullouts and dispersed spots along State Route 129, situated near the scenic Fields Spring State Park. These spots offer quick roadside resting areas and scenic vistas of the surrounding Blue Mountains region. Please note that active dispersed camping is highly restricted due to the proximity of State Park boundaries, where overnight stays are limited to designated campgrounds.
State Route 129 Pullout (Central)
Roadside pullout along the scenic curves of State Route 129.
State Route 129 Pullout (East)
A basic paved roadside pullout along State Route 129, suitable for a quick rest stop.
State Route 129 Pullout (North)
A paved highway pullout situated just north of Fields Spring State Park.
State Route 129 Pullout (South)
A flat roadside pullout located near the southern boundary of the Fields Spring State Park area.
Sweitzer Ridge Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Sweitzer Ridge in the Umatilla National Forest. Campers will find flat pullouts scattered along the ridge road among pine stands and grassy meadows.
Upper Cache Creek Campsite
A remote, primitive campsite situated along the Snake River, accessible primarily by boat or backcountry trail.
Upper China Garden Campsite
An elevated primitive campsite option situated just above the main China Garden area, offering sweeping views of the Snake River canyon.
Upper Cougar Campsite
A primitive, wilderness campsite set along the Snake River, catering to boaters and backcountry explorers.
Wawawai Road Snake River Corridor
A scenic corridor of waterfront gravel pull-offs and basic riverside clearings along the Snake River, located west of Clarkston Heights. The area features a mix of informal paved/gravel turnouts and established recreational areas, some of which feature covered picnic tables, fire pits, and basic vault toilets. While highly scenic, these sites are closely adjacent to the active roadway and a parallel railway line, meaning visitors should expect periodic train horns and moderate traffic noise.
Wenatchee Guard Station
The Wenatchee Guard Station is a historic forest service cabin offering scenic canyon views and outdoor recreation access. It is accessible by standard vehicle during the summer and fall, while winter access requires snowmobiles, skis, or snowshoes.
Wenatchee-Big Butte Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along Wenatchee-Big Butte Road offers excellent dispersed camping options within Umatilla National Forest. Perched near Anatone Butte, the sites provide panoramic vistas overlooking the Grande Ronde River canyon. The access road is a native-dirt route that can be steep and rocky, making high-clearance vehicles preferable. The area is seasonally open from early April through late November.
Wild Goose Campsite
A primitive BLM camping area situated along the scenic Snake River south of Asotin, offering basic vehicle pullouts and direct water access.