Big-rig friendly federal campgrounds in Washington

Federal campgrounds in Washington, ranked by how many of their sites fit rigs of 40 ft or longer. Hood Park leads with 60 such sites.

Rank	Name	Sites for 40 ft+ rigs
1	Hood Park	60
2	Newhalem Creek Campground	57
3	Fort Spokane	51
4	Kachess	46
4	Bumping Lake Campground	46
6	Charbonneau Park and Campground	36
6	Kaner Flat Campground	36
8	Middle Fork Campground	35
9	Horseshoe Cove Campground	34
9	Salmon LA Sac	34
11	Hunters Campground	32
11	Paradise Creek campground	32
13	Kettle Falls Campground	31
14	Evans Campground	29
14	Plymouth Park	29
14	Gillette Campground	29
17	Stevens Pass Mountain Resort RV Lot	27
18	Iron Creek Campground	26
19	Lodgepole Campground (Washington)	25
20	Gifford Campground	24
21	Fishhook Park	23
22	East Sullivan	22
22	Tinkham Campground	22
24	Bayview Campground (Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, WA)	20
25	Edgewater Campground	19
26	Beckler River Campground	17
27	Soda Springs Campground (Bumping River, WA)	16
27	Hoh Rainforest Campground	16
29	Verlot Campground	15
29	Swift Creek Campground	15

Sites for 40 ft+ rigs

How the Sites for 40 ft+ rigs figures spread in Washington

The ranking covers the 143 campgrounds in Washington that have a recorded sites for 40 ft+ rigs in this dataset.
The highest is Hood Park at 60; the lowest is Haag Cove Campground at 0.
The median sites for 40 ft+ rigs is 3.
The gap between #1 Hood Park and #2 Newhalem Creek Campground is 3.
The page table lists the top 30.

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