Camp Creek Falls

Camp Creek Falls is a perennial 55-foot waterfall on Camp Creek in southwestern Washington’s White Pass–Cowlitz River Valley, south of U.S. Route 12 and about 9.5 miles south of Randle along the Randle–Trout Lake Road. The falls descend in two tiers visible year-round and lie just upstream from Camp Creek’s confluence with the Cispus River. Camp Creek drains a basin of about 4 square miles, and the falls stand at roughly 1,550 feet above sea level. Reached by a short hiking route through forested terrain, the site is a popular natural stop in a region known for river valleys, volcanic scenery, and outdoor recreation.

Washington · United States