If you feel like roughing it in the great outdoors, but don't want to get too far from civilization, consider visiting a U.S. Forest Service or National Park Service campground. Dozens of federal campsites, usually more remote and with fewer services than full-hookup state parks, are scattered throughout the Wenatchee and Okanogan National Forests and the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area.
Sites listed here are among the most popular.
Most areas have many other campsites as well. For information on sites not listed here, call the federal office in the region you want to visit. There is a per-vehicle fee for overnight camping in developed campgrounds that provide water and garbage services. Water and garbage services provided in fee campgrounds Memorial Day through Labor Day. Pack out trash and remember to bring your own drinking water when campground fee is not required.