Graham Harbor Campground

This boat-in campground offers a floating dock with a ten boat capacity and is accessible year-round. There are five sites, seven tables, six fire rings, two toilets and a shelter. Graham Harbor is a good shelter from down-lake winds however it does not provide any protection from up-lake winds. A ¼-mile trail connects to Graham Harbor Creek Campground.

Driving directions to Graham Harbor Campground

From Chelan, travel south on Highway 97A for 3 miles. Turn right onto Southshore Road and go approximately 17 miles to Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park. From the Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park boat launch, boat uplake approximately 12 miles. Graham Harbor Campground is on the south shore.Note:Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park is a popular boat launch for accessing many up lake recreation sites via personal boat. Please check their website for amenities, fees, and schedule: parks.wa.gov/293/Twenty-Five-Mile-Creek

Location and contact info

South Water Way, WA 98816

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Activities at Graham Harbor Campground

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