Holden Village hides in Washington's North Cascades, a car-free retreat reached by boat on Lake Chelan. Hikers chase mining ruins and alpine trails; families chase peace under starry skies. One RV park, Holden Ballpark Campground, plants your rig amid ball fields for instant access to it all.
Holden Village pulses as a Lutheran retreat center tucked against granite peaks. The Lady of the Lake II ferry drops you at the dock after a 54-mile voyage from Chelan. Hikers pound the 3.5-mile Holden Mine Trail to rusted relics of a bygone copper era. Cross-country skiers glide groomed loops in winter near the village hall. Kayakers paddle Twenty-Five Mile Creek's turquoise waters.
Holden Ballpark Campground fits RVers craving a quiet base for North Cascades exploits. Families park beside the historic ballpark, steps from trailheads and the ferry dock. Hikers and boaters snag spots with hookups amid meadows. Nights stay serene; days explode with adventure from this single, well-placed park.
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Holden Village shines as a remote Lutheran retreat and historic mining village in the North Cascades. The Lady of the Lake ferry delivers visitors to its car-free shores on Lake Chelan's north end. Explore copper mine ruins via the steep Holden Mine Trail, ski groomed winter paths, or kayak Twenty-Five Mile Creek amid peaks.
Holden Ballpark Campground stands as the only RV park in our directory for Holden Village. It sits beside the village ballpark with hookups for rigs up to 40 feet. Park here for easy hops to ferry docks and trailheads in this boat-only access spot.
Yes, Holden Ballpark Campground welcomes pets on leashes. Trails like Holden Mine loop pet owners through forests; keep dogs close near wildlife. Village rules match national forest guidelines for responsible pet camping amid bears and deer.