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Tiger Mountain State Forest was heavily logged and mined for several years. Once depleted of easily-accessed raw goods, the timber and mine companies sold the land to the state of Washington, which in turn officially established it as a state park in 1981. Many of the existing trails are old logging and mining trails with the tracks removed. In 1924, a train carrying ore wrecked on the steep mountainside, and the company that owned the train was unable to remove the train cars and simply left it. The wreckage is still visible today; it can be found near the Middle Tiger Mountain.
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Getting Outdoors
Covering around 13,500 of forests and mountains, Tiger Mountain State Forest offers one of the best opportunities for outdoor recreation fun this close to a major city. Around 40 miles of trails wind and weave through dense second-growth forests that are perpetually layered in a soft veil of moss and dew. The forest floor, clad in spring-green fern and other small plants, is as verdant as the leaves overhead. A few trails lead adventurers to four distinct mountain peaks, three of which offer excellent views of the Seattle skyline. The westernmost peak has an especially good view of Seattle as well as the southern towns, Renton, Kent, and on a clear day, Tacoma. This peak is heavily trafficked, even though it’s one of the more challenging peaks to summit. Hikers have steep elevation gains of about 2,000 feet in a short three-mile distance to contend with.
Camping at Tiger Mountain State Forest
Many people opt to rent an Airstream to achieve that fantasy of the classic camping experience without sacrificing comfort. Leaky tents, mosquitoes, and rocks digging into your back. Pass! Although there is no RV camping at Tiger Mountain State Forest because it is strictly a day-use park, there are several options nearby.
Exploring the Area
A major advantage of RV camping near Issaquah is the close proximity to Seattle, which hums with activities and fun. Head up the Space Needle for a stunning view of the city skyline. Leave your mark on Seattle by adding to the famous Gum Wall. Tour the Museum of Flight, which houses one of the largest aviation collections in the country. It houses nearly 200 aircraft and several thousand artifacts and memorabilia.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- East Tiger Mountain Summit Trail, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Iverson Railroad and Northwest Timber Trails, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Tiger Mountain Trail, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Middle Tiger Trail, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- East Tiger: Silent Swamp Trail, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Preston-Snoqualmie Trail, WAIssaquah, WA
- East Tiger Mountain, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Tiger Mountain Loop, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- South Tiger Mountain Trail, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- Chirico Trail to Poo-Poo Point, WATiger Mountain State Forest, WA
- CampgroundsLocation
- Seattle / Tacoma KOA, WAKing County, WA
- Tinkham Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Enumclaw Expo Center RV Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Middle Fork Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Lake Pleasant RV Park, WAKing County, WA
- Denny Creek Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Miller River Group Camp, WAKing County, WA
- Money Creek Campground, WAKing County, WA
- The Dalles Campground, WAPierce County, WA
- Beckler River Campground, WAKing County, WA
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Recent RV rental reviews in Tiger Mountain State Forest
Luke S.
September, 2025
Belkys were great and trailer was perfect!! Would recommend renting from them!
Ian D.
September, 2025
This van is awesome. They thought of everything. It drives like a dream and is so easy to setup and pack up at your destination. Jen was so responsive to every little question and made our trip magical!
Erik S.
September, 2025
The vehicle was clean and in good condition, and Jason was a pleasure to work with from start to finish. He clearly explained what we needed to know for our trip, and the trailer squeezes quite a few features into its compact footprint. This all contributed to us having a wonderful, low stress getaway. Highly recommend.
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