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| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Max RV length | 60 feet, not all sites achieve maximum |
| Full hookups | Available in Loop A, seasonal from May 1 through September 29 |
| Dump station | Yes, available year-round |
| Road restrictions | No major restrictions; standard RV access via US-12 and WA-122 |
| Reservation window | Typically available through washington.goingtocamp.com |
June through September offer the warmest, driest weather with average highs from 67 to 76 degrees Fahrenheit, and all campground loops are open. May brings milder conditions as full hookup sites return early in the month. October delivers fall scenery with moderate rainfall and still-pleasant temperatures in the upper 50s. Winter months are wetter but quieter, with year-round water and electric hookups available in Loop B.
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Loop A reopens May 1 with full hookups; Loop D now open
All campground loops open; dry season begins
Driest month; peak summer recreation season
Warm and dry; busy season
All loops open through September 29; transition to fall
Loops A and D closed after September 30; Loop B open
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Loops A and D closed; water and electric hookups in Loop B only
Mayfield Lake offers boating, kayaking, fishing, waterskiing, windsurfing, and swimming from the park's lakefront. The lake is stocked with tiger muskie, largemouth bass, kokanee, and rainbow trout, making it a year-round fishing destination. A boat launch is available with day-use parking.
This 3.6-mile round trip trail winds along the northern shoreline with 193 feet of elevation gain and is rated among the area's most popular day hikes. The trail offers lake views and forest setting, suitable for most fitness levels.
The south shore trail stretches approximately 4.1 miles and provides a longer hiking option through mixed forest and along the water. It offers solitude compared to the northern route.
Ike Kinswa's 1.5 miles of maintained trails accommodate mountain biking and cycling with scenic forest and lakeside views. These routes are suitable for various skill levels and offer a quieter alternative to hiking.
The park provides 52 picnic tables on a first-come, first-served basis, playground areas, and horseshoe pits for day-use visitors. The open day-use facilities make it accessible for RV travelers seeking day-trip amenities.
Coach was a dream to drive, everything worked as it should. Love these era Monaco's. Great experience, can't wait to rent again.
Chris D. - Sep 2026
It was a pleasure dealing with Mat. Very friendly and honest person.
David M. - Aug 2026
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Ike Kinswa State Park, WA, United States
Ike Kinswa is approximately 76 miles from Seattle and 95 miles from Portland via US-12 to Washington State Route 122. The access roads are suitable for most RV sizes up to 60 feet, though not all sites accommodate the maximum length. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and Portland International Airport are the nearest major airports for those flying in. Nearby Mossyrock provides basic services and fuel.
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