Southwest Washington Fairgrounds

Rules

Electrical Cords

No electrical cords will be allowed beyond campsite.

Vehicle Parking Pass

Your vehicle parking pass must be visible at all times.

Pet Policy

Your pet must be leashed, kenneled, or contained within your campsite. Please clean up after your pet.

No Dump Station on Grounds

There is no Dump Station on the grounds. Please contact Goebel's Septic Service for dumping arrangements at (360)-736-2167.

Quiet Hours

Quiet hours are between 10pm and 7am.

Fires Not Permitted

Please note, fires will not be permitted on the fairgrounds or in the camping area.

Air Conditioning

Curtail use of air conditioning to 20 amps per site.

Noise Restrictions

Please be considerate of your neighbors and keep noise to a minimum.

Map

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Campground Map

The park is divided into several main camp grounds.

OG - Oak Grove

IF - Infield

Midway Camping - MW

WF - White Fence

South Parking - SP

Bridle Acres - BA

Fair Meadows - FM

Grandstand - GS

 

Area Tips

Every good adventure must include food, so take time to enjoy our tasty eateries! Lewis County has incredible farm to table experiences, diner hamburger and fries and authentic foods from around the globe. 

With miles of open road, waterways and beautiful trails, Lewis County is a paradise for outdoor adventures such as Covel creek and Angel Falls for the hikers looking to find an impressive forested area. Or paddle yourself around on clear secluded lakes. Hike the Pacific Crest Trail through Goat Rocks Wilderness. Explore the Gifford Pinchot National Forest by horseback, off-road vehicle, mountain bike or by foot. 

It is the perfect getaway for Washington´s most visited mountain peaks with easy access such as Mount Rainier, Mount St. Helens and Mount Adams.

If what you are looking for is a cultural experience, there´s a large selection of historic and cultural museums that capture the essence of life in Lewis County.

Learn more at the Discover Lewis County Website

Reviews Leave a Review

Allan Johnston

1.0

I attended swap meet and reserved a tent camping space ahead of time. On the day of the meet I went to the office to clarify where my reserved site was located. I was told that I needed to enter through North parking lot to find the site. Near dark I went to that gate only to discover it locked. I drove around until I found a security guard, who told me I needed to go to the trailer house. No one was at the trailer. Since it was getting dark I set up my tent in a gravel parking. Not happy since the tent camping spot I was supposed to get cost Me $25, and others in the parking lot paid nothing.

September 25, 2021