Lena Creek Campground

Lilliwaup, WA

4.5(22 reviews)

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About this campground

Lena Creek Campground in Lilliwaup Washington is a US Forest Service Campground (Olympic National Forest) offering primitive tent and RV camping in a heavily wooded setting. Accessed via paved roads the secluded campground is an an area that was originally setup by the CCC back in the 30's. Paved roads with gravel/ dirt parking pads this lovely campground offers camping under the canopy of forest of large trees. Trails depart this area and vehicles can explore miles of forest service roads. Picnic tables, fire rings and vault toilets are available. Potable water is available. Located 8 miles from US 101 on Hamma Hamma Road. 2 miles from Hamma Hamma Campground. The popular Lena Lake Trail is close bye and provides access to the back-country Lena Lake Campground. Adjacent to Hamma Hamma River. Sites are first come first served. 21' max RV trailer size due to tight roads (but the sites are relatively large).

What campers say

Lena Creek Campground is a small, mostly secluded site with well‑spaced campsites and direct access to a scenic, cold creek. Sites are typically first‑come, first‑served (about nine spots reported), and the road in is generally passable. Basic vault/honeybucket restrooms are present and often kept clean, but there is no reliable potable water—pack your own. Nearby trails provide good hiking options. The creek is beautiful but can be swift and the edge may be hazardous for children. Expect seasonal closures at times and limited services during fire bans.

Our summary of 22 traveler reviews.