North Fork Nine Mile - Department of Natural Resources — RV Camping in Washington, US

North Fork Nine Mile Campground is a secluded retreat nestled within Loomis State Forest in northeastern Washington. Located along a scenic forest stream near the community of Loomis, this Department of Natural Resources-managed campground offers visitors a pristine, peaceful escape into the Cascade foothills. The campground features essential amenities including water hookups and vault toilets, providing comfortable facilities for RVers and campers seeking a rustic outdoor experience. Sites operate on a first-come, first-served basis and are accessed via Toats Coulee Road, which winds through stunning forest landscape approximately 10 miles from Loomis. The remote setting makes it an ideal destination for those seeking solitude and a disconnected camping experience. The proximity to the forest stream creates opportunities for nature photography, wildlife observation, and peaceful riverside camping ambiance. The surrounding Loomis State Forest offers diverse recreational activities including hiking, fishing, and off-road vehicle riding, making it an appealing destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The area's higher elevation and mountain terrain provide cooler temperatures during summer months while ensuring minimal crowds. Designated campfires are permitted in approved fire pits. Dogs must be leashed and stays are limited to 7 days within any 30-day period. A valid Washington Discover Pass is required for all visits to state forest lands.