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Enchantments permit alerts

Watch Enchantment Permit Area openings

The Enchantment Permit Area is one of Washington state's hardest overnight permits to land. FirstCampsite helps you watch supported Recreation.gov zone results for cancellation openings that match your dates and group size.

Supports Core, Snow, Colchuck, Stuart, and Eightmile/Caroline zones
Built for overnight Enchantment Permit Area scans on Recreation.gov
New users can start the first scan free

First scan free

Build a campsite alert

Pick a place and dates. We watch for cancellations.

Need a permit alert? Supported permit results are labeled in search. See the current permit list. Don't see your campsite or permit? .

Try Enchantment Permit Area or Colchuck Zone

Cancellation alert guide

How this helps with booked-out trips

Choose the zone you would actually book

Enchantments trips depend on the permit zone as much as the date. A focused scan keeps Core, Snow, Colchuck, Stuart, and Eightmile/Caroline choices separate so each alert is easier to act on.

Watch the full date window

If your trip can work across several start dates, set the date window you are willing to reserve. FirstCampsite watches for matching supported results while the scan is active.

Reserve directly on Recreation.gov

FirstCampsite sends the alert when it detects a matching opening. You still complete the permit reservation on Recreation.gov.

FirstCampsite activity

Results from real campsite and permit scans

Public totals are calculated from aggregate scan records and omit user identities, contact information, and private trip dates.

Total scan requests

48

Targets requested

26

Successful scans

21

Active now

5

Review the complete public performance report

Common questions

Can FirstCampsite watch Enchantments overnight permits?

Yes. The scan builder supports the main Enchantment Permit Area overnight zones listed for Recreation.gov permit 233273.

Can I scan more than one Enchantments zone?

Yes, but separate scans are usually clearer when zones represent different trip plans or levels of difficulty.