Green Mountain Horse Camp

Highlights

A horse-first Kitsap forest camp that feels wonderfully tucked away, with manageable mileage and a quietly upscale sense of seclusion.

Riding

The camp accesses about 13 miles of trails, which makes it ideal for a satisfying day of riding without demanding a full endurance-production mindset. Expect mixed-use forest riding, a softer sense of scale, and enough variation to keep the outing interesting.

Rideable terrain

13 miles

Trailer parking

Weekend drive-in access in season; campsites can accommodate trailers up to about 25 feet depending on site.

Horse regulations

Camping operates on a limited seasonal and weekend schedule, with non-motorized day-use access outside that drive-in window. DNR rules, Discover Pass requirements, quiet hours, and working-forest etiquette all apply.

Getting here

This is a DNR horse camp, so the logistics are more rustic than resort-style, but they are intelligently horse-centered. Campsites can handle smaller trailers, the route in is clearly described by DNR, and once you arrive the whole place feels built around the rhythm of bringing horses to the woods.

Planning your visit

Bring your own water plan and keep expectations rooted in rustic comfort rather than full amenities. For riders who love smaller forest camps with genuine equestrian purpose, Green Mountain is a lovely choice.

Where to stay

Horse camping is the whole reason to come. Drive-in access is available on weekends from Memorial Day through Labor Day, and the camp offers exactly the kind of practical, rider-approved overnight base that turns a quick trail outing into a real getaway.