USFS · Campground · Fee
The campground is a rustic site situated on a 24 acre lake, and offers most campers a view of the water. The campground is small with only 11 campsites. Fishing, boating (electric motors only), and hiking are available. Trail access to Mt. Adams Wilderness is nearby at Killen Creek trailhead. Nearby access to Green Mountain Trail #110, High Lakes Trail #116, and Spring Creek Trail #115. A wilderness permit is required to enter the wilderness, and are free and self-issued at the trailhead. Motorized and mechanized uses are prohibited in the wilderness.
From the USFS.Official page
No. Horseshoe Lake Campground charges a fee. It is managed by the USFS. Sites are reservable through recreation.gov.
From Randle, Washington travel south on State Highway 131 (Forest Roads 23 and 25). Veer left in 1 mile at the Y of Forest Road 23 and Forest Road 25. Continue to follow Forest Service Road 23 for 18.5 miles then turn left onto Forest Road 21. Follow Forest Road 21 for 4.6 miles and turn right onto Forest Road 56. Follow Forest Road 56 for 3 miles and turn right onto Forest Road 5603. Follow Forest Road 5603 for 5.2 miles and turn right onto Forest Road 2329. Follow Forest Road 2329 for 3 miles and turn right onto Forest Road 2329078. Follow Forest Road 2329078 for 1.3 miles and arrive at the campground.
Maximum vehicle length is 16 feet.Electric motors only allowed on the lake. Gas powered motors are not allowed on the lake.Wilderness regulations apply; within Mt. Adams Wilderness.
SourceData from the USFS. Last synced September 18, 2026. Community reports and photos are submitted by travelers and are not verified by the agency.