Verlot Campground sits among the stunning landscapes of Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest in Washington . With 50 campsites (RV-friendly up to 35 feet feet) , restrooms, potable water, great hiking, it's a favorite for rural adventurers.
Reservations are required year-round , and the best times to visit are Jun-sep when the weather is most comfortable .
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🏕️ At a Glance
💳 Booking & Fees
Cancellations made 3+ days before arrival typically receive a refund minus service fees. Check Recreation.gov for specific policies and deadlines.
💧 Water Access & Features
📸 Discover the Beauty of Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
🌤️ Best Time to Visit
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🦅 Peak birding: May, Jun, Aug
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Verlot Campground located in Verlot, Washington, offering 50 camping sites.
Verlot Campground
A Rural campground in Washington
Overview
Rising to an Elevation of 10,781 Feet, the Active Volcano From Which the Forest Takes Its Name Is Perpetually Snow-Capped and Mantled with an Extensive Network of Creeping Glaciers. Rising to an Elevation of 10,781 Feet, the Active Volcano From Which the Forest Takes Its Name Is Perpetually Snow-Capped and Mantled with an Extensive Network of Creeping Glaciers. Rugged Peaks, Scenic Rivers, and Interesting Wildlife Define the Forest and Surrounding Designated Wilderness Areas. Rugged Peaks, Scenic Rivers, and Interesting Wildlife Define the Forest and Surrounding Designated Wilderness Areas.
Nearby Attractions
Visit or Stay in One of the Historic Lookouts in the Area. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps From 1933 to 1942, Verlot`S Handsome Buildings Reflect the Architectural Style and Fine Craftsmanship of That Era and Are Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Verlot Campground Is Located Just Off the Mountain Loop Highway in the Stunning Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.Situated on the West Side of the Cascades Between the Canadian Border and Mt. Rainier National Park, This Area Is One of the Most Spectacular in the the Country, Showcasing Glacier-Covered Peaks, Wide Mountain Meadows and Old-Growth Forests, Rich in History and Outdoor Opportunities.
Verlot Is a Relatively Quiet Camp, and Its Close Proximity to the South Fork Stillaguamish River Offers an Ideal Setting for Visitors Wanting to Enjoy the Serenity of the Flowing Water or the Easy Access to Fishing. the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Has 1,500 Miles of Trails, Ranging From Smooth Paths Through Deep, Quiet Forests to Challenging Ascents Up Boulder-Studded Mountains. Hiking Opportunities Abound for Every Skill Level.
the Mt. Dickerman Trail, Located Near the Campground, Switchbacks Steeply for 3 Miles Through a Dark Forest to an Alpine Meadow, Replanted in 1915 After a Major Forest Fire. From This Point, the Trail Rises Above the Timberline to an Alpine Meadow Alive with Wildflowers in July and August.
the Trail Is in Generally Good Condition, and Spectacular Views Can Be Seen From All Directions As the Trail Climbs to the 5723 Foot Summit. Verlot Campground Offers Standard Sites, Accommodating Both Tent and RV Camping. Picnic Tables, Flush Toilets and Drinking Water Are Also Available, However There Are No Electrical Hook-Ups.
Access to the Stillaguamish River and Benson Creek Is Available From the Campground. the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest Offers Visitors the Chance to Discover, or Rediscover Nature on a Personal Level.
on a Clear Day Visitors Will See Mt. Baker, the Most Prominent Feature of the Mt. Baker Wilderness Area. Mt. Baker’S Summit, Grant Peak, Is Actually a 1,300-Foot-Deep Mound of Ice, Which Hides a Massive Volcanic Crater.
on the Banks of the Stillaguamish River, Visitors Can Explore a Unique Ecosystem Typical of the Area. Old-Growth Forests Line the Wide, Gently-Flowing River, Known for Its Salmon Run. Populations of Chinook, Coho, Chum, Pink, and Sockeye Spawn in the River and Its Tributaries.
Contact Info
for Facility Specific Information, Please Call (530) 932-0242. Lookouts Are Tangible Symbols of Forest Service Heritage, Perched on High Peaks with Unobstructed Views, Where They Have Been Used Throughout the Years to Detect and Control Fires in Remote Wildlands.Take Some Time to Visit Nearby Mount Rainer National Park. Considered a Wonderland, the Park Offers a Fantastic Glimpse Into Glaciers, Subalpine Ecology, and Volcanic Landscapes Typical in the Region.
Discover the Verlot Public Service Center, Near the South Fork Stillaguamish River.
Charges & Cancellations
Once Your Reservation Start Date Has Begun, Neither the Recreation. Gov Contact Center Nor the Campground Manager Will Be Able to Modify Your Reservation.
Managed by: Usda Forest ServiceSite Details
Campsite Information
- Total Sites: 50
- Hookup Types: Electric
- Max RV Length: 35 feet
Amenities
- 🚻 Restrooms: Available
- 🚿 Showers: No
- 🗑️ Dump Station: No
- 💧 Potable Water: Available
- 🛝 Playground: No
- 🧺 Laundry: False
- 📶 WiFi: False
- 🏊 Swimming: No
- 🎣 Fishing: Available
- 🛥️ Boating: No
- 🥾 Hiking: Available
Map & Location
Address & Coordinates
Address:
City: Verlot, Washington
Coordinates: 48.090365, -121.777802
Area Type: Rural
Phone: (530) 932-0242
Activities & Attractions
Popular Activities: Fishing|hiking|picnic|electric|water|river|trail|rv|tent
Available Activities:
- 🎣 Fishing: Available
- 🛥️ Boating: No
- 🥾 Hiking: Available
- 🏊 Swimming: No
Regulations & Permits
🔥 Stay Limits & Fees
Maximum Stay: 14 days
Nightly Fee: Fees Apply
Federal Pass: Yes (50% discount)
🌤️ Weather & Climate
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📱 Connectivity
Verizon
Fair Signal
LTE
AT&T
Fair Signal
LTE
T-Mobile
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📺 Television Reception
Major Networks: ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, PBS, CW
Signal Quality: Fair
Total Stations: 11 stations
Nearest Market: Seattle/Spokane
Notes: Signals FROM Seattle/Spokane MARKET
📻 Radio Reception
Total Stations: 23 stations (7 AM, 16 FM)
AM Quality: Good | FM Quality: Good
Major Formats: ADULT Alternative, Country, NEWS/TALK
Local News: KIRO 710 Am
Market: Seattle/Spokane
Notes: 7 AM, 16 FM Stations from Seattle/Spokane
🔌 EV Charging
⚡ Granite Falls City Hall
Distance: 8.9 miles away
Address: 215 S Granite Ave, Granite Falls, WA
Network: non-networked
Charging Type: Standard-charging-available • J1772
Plan Your Visit
Essential Information
- Facility ID: 232120
- Managing Agency: Usda Forest Service
- Agency Email:
- Agency Website: https://Recreation.gov
- Parent Park: Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
- Park Website: /parks/mt-baker-snoqualmie-national-forest/
Park System Information
Park Classification & Structure
- Park Type: National Forests
- Parks Post Name: mt-baker-snoqualmie-national-forest
- Parent Park Name: Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
- Correct Park Type Mapping: mt-baker-snoqualmie-national-forest
System Statistics
- Total Campgrounds in System: 39.0
- States Covered: Washington
- Managing Agencies: Usda Forest Service
System IDs & References
- Parent Organization ID: 131.0
- Parent Recreation Area ID: 1118
- Parks Parent Org IDs: 131.0
- Parks Parent Rec Area IDs: 1118, 1118.0
URL Slugs & Navigation
- State Slug: washington
- Agency Slug: usda-forest-service
- Park Type Slug: national-forests
- Parent Park Slug: mt-baker-snoqualmie-national-forest
Additional Park Information
Data Reference Notes
Managing Agency Slug: usda-forest-service
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