Alpine Lakes Lodge — Cabins and RV

Tent Camping Near Snoqualmie Pass

Pitch your tent on 54 private acres with 4 stocked lakes, free fishing and kayaks, and mountain views. Fall asleep to forest sounds and wake up lakeside — just 80 minutes from Seattle.

Camping the Way It Should Be

Tent camping at Alpine Lakes Lodge is about more than just a place to sleep. It's a full outdoor experience on private property where you won't be shoulder-to-shoulder with strangers.

Our camping areas sit among forest and meadows on 54 private acres in Easton, Washington. You'll have access to 4 private stocked lakes (no public crowds, no fishing license required — bring your own gear), free kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats, hiking trails, and our friendly farm animals. Restrooms and showers are available on the property.

Whether you're a seasoned camper or introducing your kids to the outdoors for the first time, Alpine Lakes Lodge provides a safe, scenic, and memorable setting for your trip.

What to Bring

We provide the lakes, trails, and activities. Here's what to pack for your tent camping trip.

Shelter & Sleeping

  • -Tent and ground cloth/footprint
  • -Sleeping bags and pads
  • -Pillows
  • -Extra blankets (mountain nights are cool)

Cooking & Food

  • -Camp stove and fuel
  • -Cookware, plates, and utensils
  • -Cooler with ice
  • -Food and snacks (nearest grocery in Cle Elum)

Clothing & Gear

  • -Layers for cool mornings and evenings
  • -Rain jacket (just in case)
  • -Sturdy footwear for trails
  • -Swimsuit for the lake

Essentials

  • -Flashlight or headlamp
  • -Sunscreen and bug spray
  • -First aid kit
  • -Trash bags (pack it in, pack it out)

Nice to Have

  • -Camp chairs
  • -Binoculars for wildlife
  • -Camera
  • -Books, games, or cards

We Provide (Free)

  • -Private lake access (no fishing license needed)
  • -Kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats
  • -Restrooms and showers
  • -Fire pit areas

Included with Every Campsite

Access to 4 private stocked lakes
Private lake fishing — no license required (bring your own gear)
Free kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats
Restroom and shower facilities
On-property hiking trails
Farm animal visits (alpacas, horses, elk)
Fire pit areas (firewood available for purchase)
Potable water at communal stations
No electrical hookups at tent sites

Looking for More Comfort?

We also offer cabins, a lodge, and RV sites with electric and water hookups.

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Experience private lakefront camping in the Cascades. Book your spot today.

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