About Washington Island Campground
Washington Island Campground is a privately owned campground on Eastside Road, run by Mike and Kayla Stults. It is a practical base for exploring the island at an unhurried pace: the car ferry from the mainland makes a five-mile crossing and takes campers of any size, so you can bring an RV or trailer across.
Sites range from non-electric tent sites with a fire pit and picnic table to electric-and-water sites for RVs, horse sites with corrals, and a group site. For those without gear there are rustic cabins with bunks and a futon, deluxe and premium cabins with heat, air conditioning and bathrooms, and a furnished travel trailer. Posted rates for the 2026 season started at $30 a night for a tent site and $45 for electric, with cabins from $95. Children stay free, and cabin guests bring their own linens and cookware.
The campground is set up for families. A large swimming pond with a sandy beach is the centerpiece, with a playground, sand volleyball, a mini-golf course and a lodge with remodeled restrooms and showers, a game room with a pool table and coin laundry. Firewood and ice are sold on site. Leashed pets are welcome at campsites and in the rustic cabins for a fee, but not in the pond or the upgraded cabins.
Fragrant Isle Lavender Farm & Shop is a short drive away on the same side of the island, so campers can visit the lavender fields in July and be back at the pond by afternoon.
What to do
- Pitch a tent or park an RV on an electric-and-water site
- Rent a rustic, deluxe or premium cabin if you don't camp
- Swim at the sandy beach of the campground pond
- Play mini golf, sand volleyball or pool in the game room
- Bring horses: sites with corrals are available by phone
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Open for the 2026 camping season
- Hours
- Check-in after 2 pm; check-out 11 am for cabins, 1 pm for campsites
- Admission
- 2026 posted rates: tent site $30/night, electric and water $45, horse site $55, rustic cabins from $95, deluxe cabin $140 (plus tax)
Good to know
- Dogs
- Leashed; allowed at campsites and rustic cabins (fee), not in the pond or upgraded cabins
- Reservations
- Recommended; most sites book online, horse and group sites by phone
Tips for your visit
- Bring your own linens, towels and cookware for cabins
- Cabins have a two-night minimum on weekends
- Holiday weekends (July 4 and Labor Day) carry a small nightly surcharge
- Check the ferry schedule before you go; the crossing takes campers of any size
Pair it with a lavender farm
Fragrant Isle Lavender Farm & Shop · about 10 minutes away
Stay at the campground and drive about 10 minutes to Fragrant Isle's lavender fields and shop during the summer bloom.
Getting there
Questions
Can I bring an RV to Washington Island Campground?
Yes. The ferry carries campers of any size, and the campground has electric-and-water sites.
Are pets allowed?
Leashed pets are welcome at campsites and in rustic cabins for an extra fee, but not in the swimming pond or the deluxe, premium or trailer rentals.
Does the campground have cabins?
Yes: rustic cabins, deluxe and premium cabins with bathrooms and A/C, and a furnished travel trailer.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Door County, Wisconsin
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