Winthrop / N. Cascades National Park KOA Holiday Recreation

We have some rotating activities so check with the office to see which activities are available during your stay.

Pool

Pool

CANNONBALL! Enjoy a splash in our pool after a day of exploring our beautiful area.

Jumping Pad

Jumping Pad

Check out our NEW Jumping Pad! The kids will love this new park recreation spot!

Methow River Access

Methow River Access

Take a short hike to the Methow River, which flows right beside our campground. The Methow River is renowned for its fly fishing opportunities.

Playground

Playground

Younger campers will enjoy meeting fellow campers on our fun playground.

Gemstone Mining

Gemstone Mining

On-site mining is a fun activity for gem, rock, fossil, and shell enthusiasts. Buckets of all sizes available for purchase see store for additional  information.

Nature Trails

Nature Trails

Our campground has a few nature trails, including one that leads to the mighty Methow River! Looking for a more intense hike? Ask our front desk staff for recommendations!

Fun Train

Fun Train

Younger campers can explore the campground with a ride on our Fun Train!

Horseshoes

Horseshoes

Challenge your friends, family or fellow campers to a game of horseshoes!

T-Satellite X Trail Wise

T-Satellite X Trail Wise

T-Mobile launched the first ever direct-to-device satellite cellular service – available to the last several generations of smartphones (regardless of carrier). Called T-Satellite, the service officially launched in July 2025.

This new service provides an added layer of safety in more than 500,000 square miles in the United States that currently has no connectivity. The implications for Search & Rescue operations is hard to understate. Access to two-way texting in cases of emergency will allow SARs teams to quickly locate injured and lost hikers in the back country, saving lives, not to mention freeing up critical emergency resources for other tasks. It will also meaningfully benefit visitors, staff and residents in many regions surrounding America's Public Lands.

Local Area Recreation