Plan Your Stay
Travel guidance, camping options, and nearby hotels to help you lock in your weekend.
Getting to The Gorge Amphitheatre is straightforward from either side of Washington. Plan extra buffer time during major event traffic windows.
Distance: Approx. 160 miles (257 km)
Drive Time: About 2.5 to 3 hours
A solid option for travelers coming from Eastern Washington.
Distance: Approximately 150 miles (240 km)
Drive Time: About 2.5 to 3 hours
This route crosses Snoqualmie Pass and Central Washington terrain.
Important: Travelers using I-90 East from Seattle may experience delays near the Vantage Bridge due to ongoing construction.
Camping fee covers staying Friday night and Saturday night into Sunday morning.
Upgraded Camping Experience
Located closer to the venue with quicker entry and exit, upgraded facilities, and a more spacious setup.
Available at ticket checkout
$132
Highest-Tier Camping
Premium views, expanded space, private restrooms, dedicated staff, and a more exclusive atmosphere.
Available at ticket checkout
$132
~8 miles
Drive Time: ~12 minutes. Hotels here will go fast due to the short drive from The Gorge.
~10 miles
Drive Time: 15–20 minutes. Quincy is the closest town to The Gorge, but availability is limited.
~25 miles
Drive Time: 30–35 minutes. A small, quiet town with limited lodging options.
~35 miles
Drive Time: 35–45 minutes. One of the most popular places to stay with the largest selection of hotels and services.
~40 miles
Drive Time: 40–50 minutes. A strong west-side option along I-90 with good hotel and dining access.
~45 miles
Drive Time: 45–60 minutes. More upscale lodging, restaurants, and riverfront options.