One radar for the whole state
Washington campers juggle three different booking systems. CampWatch folds them into a single, consistent watchlist — coast to crest.
The systems we watch
Washington State Parks
GoingToCamp reservation system
The full statewide network — Deception Pass, Cape Disappointment, Moran, Fort Worden and more.
Recreation.gov
Federal: National Parks, USFS, BLM
Olympic, Mount Rainier, North Cascades and national forest campgrounds across the region.
WA DNR
Department of Natural Resources
Dispersed and developed recreation sites on state trust land. Coming online progressively.
600+ campgrounds, end to end
A sampling of the parks campers watch most. If it’s in one of our sources, you can watch it.
Salish Sea & Islands
- Deception Pass
- Moran · Orcas Island
- Spencer Spit
- Bay View
- Camano Island
- Larrabee
Pacific Coast
- Cape Disappointment
- Kalaloch · Olympic
- Pacific Beach
- Grayland Beach
- Twin Harbors
- Ocean City
Olympic Peninsula
- Sol Duc
- Hoh Rain Forest
- Fort Worden
- Dosewallips
- Sequim Bay
- Lake Cushman
Cascades
- Mount Rainier · Cougar Rock
- North Cascades
- Lake Wenatchee
- Wallace Falls
- Money Creek
- Denny Creek
Central & Eastern
- Steamboat Rock
- Sun Lakes–Dry Falls
- Lake Chelan
- Riverside
- Fields Spring
- Palouse Falls
South Sound & Gorge
- Twanoh
- Belfair
- Millersylvania
- Beacon Rock
- Paradise Point
- Battle Ground Lake
Don’t see your spot?
If a campground lives on Recreation.gov or GoingToCamp, the odds are it’s already watchable. New sources and parks are added continuously as we expand beyond Washington.
Find your park, set your watch
Pick from the catalog and let the radar do the waiting.