Park Description
Dragoon Creek Campground near Colbert Washington is a public park managed by the State of Washington Department of Natural Resources. Located in a rural setting the campground is accessed via a gravel road that starts at the end of a residential cul-de-sac. Two main camping loops the first, as you enter, is best suited to smaller RVs and tents with sites mixed in the forest. The second loop across the namesake creek (via bridge) has large campsites some which can handle the largest RVs. These sites are tucked into river brush providing excellent privacy.
The quiet camping area is a great place to get away and enjoy camping. Primitive sites, no hookups, the park has a vault toilet and water fill spigot. Inexpensive nightly rates; there is an on-site camphost. No reservations; first come first served. Sites have picnic tables and fire rings.
Amenities (ordered by popularity)
Pets - Allows pets to stay. Special rules will likely apply so check with park regarding the pet rules. If you like camping with pets this campground or RV park is an option.
Water - Water hookups or water fill locations. Water is available here for your drinking pleasure.
Tents - Provides camping options for tent campers. If you will be sleeping in a tent this location likely has a site to accommodate you.
Back-in - Back-in sites available. Have no fear you can back it in here.
Bathrooms - Bathrooms available. If you are looking for a campground or RV park with bathrooms including toilets or restrooms reviews and our data show that this location has you covered.
Dogs - Allows pets including dogs. Our information, reviews or photos suggest that dogs are allowed at this park. Be mindful of rules and call ahead for any breed or quantity restrictions.
Public Park - Publicly managed. This campground or RV park is a public park managed by a state, federal, or municipal agency. Generally these types of parks have stricter rules on camping.
Fishing - Fishing on site or close by. If you are an angler who likes to fish this destination may be the right place for you to camp. When fishing be aware of local laws regarding fishing regulations and licenses.
Hiking - Hiking opportunities immediately from the campground or within a very close distance. If you like to hike, explore on foot or even jog/ run this RV park or campground has access to hiking trails.
Dirt - Dirt camping pads. The information, reviews and photos we have reviewed suggest that the campsites are dirt, gravel, rock or some form of material that is not grass or concrete. Dirt sites are not a bad thing just a factual thing. Bring some mats for the dirt.
Video - Video available for viewing. Videos provide a more intimate look at a location to discover if the campground or RV park is right for your next camping trip.
Family Friendly - Family friendly. This can include scheduled activities, playgrounds, game rooms or simply a family friendly camping environment. If you are looking for a family friendly RV park or campground this one may fit the bill.
Trees - Trees are situated close to or around the campsites. These trees may be close enough to require care when maneuvering into and out of the camping spot.
Biking - Easy access for cyclists looking to ride bikes. Our information, reviews and data show that this destination either has bike trails passing through the park or the surrounding area is suitable for bicycle riding. Remember to always wear a helmet and check with the locals on trail and road conditions.
Shade - Provides campsites with shade coverings. Shade can be provided in a number of ways but primarily is caused by a forested setting or trees placed in a manner to block some direct sunlight.
Scenic - Offers scenic views of the surrounding area. If you want to camp in a RV park or campground with scenic views this one fits the mold.
Firepits - Our information, reviews or photos suggests has fire pits available for campfires. Fire pits may be available at all sites or select sites.
Wildlife - Wildlife around. Wildlife can be as simple as birds or as complex as bears. Wildlife is around so ask what type and know your surroundings.
Big Rig - For big rig or larger RVs. If you have a bus conversion, long trailer or fifth wheel and are looking for a RV park or campground with sites that will fit your rig this may be a suitable location.
Walking Trail - Access to a walking trail or walking area. If you want to stretch the legs this location has opportunities to do so.
Trails - Onsite or immediate access to recreational trails. The trail may be a multi-use paved path or dirt hiking trail but should be suitable to recreational movement. If you want trails this place has them.
Primitive - Offering primitive sites. Primitive sites may have varied amenities available but our definition of primitive campsite means it does not have electric, water or sewer hookups available. The majority of tent sites are primitive in nature.
Rural - Set in a rural setting. Rural locations allow you to escape the city and explore the countryside.
Forest - Within or adjacent to a forested setting. Our information, reviews or photos suggest the park is surrounded by forest. Access to the forest will depend on the location but generally we have flagged these as forest if they are surrounded by trees or national forest lands.
Open - Open sky above your site. There are sites with no shade or obstruction offering an open sky setting for RV satellite tv signal or star gazing.
State Park - Operated by or located within a public state park. State parks tend to be more outdoorsy in style of camping. If you want to camp in a state park this campground or RV park offers that ability.
Group - Providing group camping areas. Group campsites and group camping allow for larger gatherings to take place within the campground or RV park.
Destination - Destination in the fullest sense of the word. Our information or reviews suggest that this campground or RV park is a place people go to to stay at... People want to be here. If you are here then post photos and reviews to brag to others!
Mountains - Within a mountainous area. The campground or RV park may be situated on the side of the mountain or their may be mountains around. If you require some elevation variation in your camping destination this park might be a good choice.
Mountain Biking - Immediate access to mountain biking trails or routes. If you are looking for a campground or RV park where you can go mountain biking this one may be a good option for you.
Public Parking - Provides public parking. This applies to both public and private parks. If the campground or RV park allows non-guests to park in the location.
Park - Within a public park or park like setting. If you want a park to camp at this RV park and campground may suit your needs.
Seasonal - Open seasonally. Season may vary and services may still be available in the off season by our research and info suggests this campground or RV park is seasonally operated.
Motorcycle - Access to motorcycle trails, riding areas or has motorcycle camping options. If you want to camp with your motorcycle.
First Come First Served - Campsites available on a first come first served basis. These sites are not reservable and are available for drive up or walk up campers.
Remote - Located in a remote setting. If you want to camp at a location that allows you to get away from everything this campground or RV park is set in a remote setting.
Desert - Situated in a desert setting. If you are seeking a camping spot in or around the desert environment our information and reviews suggest this destination may be right for you.
Off-road - Situated "off-road". This may require serious off-roading to access or it may just be located down a dirt road. If you don;t mind a little dirt this campground or RV park is an option.
Regional Park - May be a city, county or state style park. Regional park campgrounds are publicly operated and generally have stricter rules regarding camping.
Pond - Onsite or adjacent pond. The pond may allow for fishing or simply provide a scenic backdrop for camping.
