Buck Creek Campground

The rushing melody of Buck Creek fills the air as every campsite enjoys the serene soundtrack of water coursing through a lush old-growth forest. Buck Creek Campground, located along the Suiattle River Road near Darrington, Washington, offers a rustic retreat with notable seclusion, nature's splendor, and proximity to outdoor adventures. This forested hideaway boasts shaded campsites, many with waterfront access, presenting an idyllic escape for those who appreciate tranquility combined with active exploration.

Set within the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, the campground features 14 primitive sites equipped with picnic tables and fire rings, while vault toilets are conveniently available. However, campers should note it is a *dry* campground, requiring them to bring their own water. With its private ambiance and rich canopy of Douglas firs, the campground is both peaceful and atmospheric, appealing to nature lovers and solitude seekers alike. Recreational opportunities abound, including fishing in Buck Creek, scenic hikes to nearby waterfalls, and exploration of trails leading into the Alpine Lakes Wilderness.

Just a 30-minute drive from Darrington, the campground serves as a perfect basecamp for venturing deeper into the Northern Cascades. The location immerses visitors in the region's stunning natural beauty, offering wildlife sightings and quiet communion with nature. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a stopover en route to longer adventures, Buck Creek Campground delivers an authentic and restorative camping experience amidst Washington’s pristine wilderness.