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Government Mineral Springs Cg

Government Mineral Springs Cg is a national forest campground in Washington.

Type
National forest campground
Location
Washington
Coordinates
45.88298, -121.99782
Map
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Website
www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/234091

About Government Mineral Springs Cg

This is a historic site in an attractive old-growth forest setting. The campground was developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1937. Camp sites for tent camping are located under trees around the edge of the foundation of the old resort hotel that was built in 1910 and burned in 1935, in an unusual configuration for a campground. Due to water quality issues, the Iron Mike Bubbling Spring is closed, but it once provided mineral water thought to have medicinal properties. The campground is located near Trapper Creek Wilderness, and nearby trails provide access to this Wilderness. A wilderness permit is required when entering Trapper Creek Wilderness. Wilderness permits are free and self-issued at the trailhead.

Cell coverage

No coverage data for this location yet.

Nearby RV services

Dump station
Stevenson Trailer Sewage Dump Station · 14 mi
Water fill
None mapped within 50 mi
Propane
Shell · 16 mi
Low clearances
None mapped within 10 mi
Off-road routes
289 designated routes (519 mi) within 10 mi

Other places to stay nearby

NameTypeDistanceFeeHookups
Government Mineral Springs Campground Private campground under 0.1 mi — —
Camp Howe National forest group campground 0.9 mi — —
Beaver Cg National forest campground 2.7 mi — —
Beaver Campground National forest campground 2.7 mi — No hookups
Beaver Campground Private campground 2.7 mi — —
Berry Camp Private campground 3.8 mi — —

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Sources. USFS and BLM recreation sites. Updated June 2026. Facility facts only; DryRig does not publish ratings or reviews on this page.