Dispersed Camping in Ferry County, Washington
Showing 88 locations in Ferry County.
Bamber Creek Dispersed Camping
This scenic dispersed camping area in the Colville National Forest winds along Bamber Creek, offering quiet, shaded sites surrounded by pine and fir trees. Ideal for small to mid-sized rigs, the dirt access roads are generally passenger-car friendly in dry weather, though seasonal winter closures apply.
Bamber Forest Road Dispersed
A scenic forest road corridor nestled in the Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington. The route offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native dirt surface during the warmer months.
Barnaby Buttes Dispersed Camping
Located in the scenic Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington, this forest road corridor along Barnaby Buttes offers dispersed camping opportunities. The main gravel road and native material spurs provide access to peaceful wooded spots close to the Barnaby Buttes Trailhead. Standard 14-day Forest Service stay limits apply.
Beth Lake Campground
A rustic developed US Forest Service campground situated between forested lakes. It features multiple loops, boat launches for non-motorized vessels, vault toilets, and scenic shaded sites ideal for families, fishing, and quiet relaxation.
Blacksmith Forest Road Dispersed
A quiet National Forest corridor offering dispersed camping pullouts within the Colville National Forest. The native material surface road winds through beautiful pine woods near Republic, Washington.
Bodie Mountain Dispersed Area
Quiet dispersed camping options nestled along Bodie Mountain Road and adjacent spurs within the Colville National Forest, offering standard forest camping with scenic mountain views.
Bonaparte Lake Campground
An official, well-maintained forest service campground nestled in a mixed ponderosa pine and Douglas fir forest along the southern shore of Bonaparte Lake. The setting offers beautiful lakeside views and easy access to recreational activities including swimming, kayaking, canoeing, and trout fishing. Facilities include a boat launch, picnic tables, fire rings, vault/flush toilets, and drinking water, with a small resort store and cafe within walking distance.
Bracken Creek Road Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located in the Colville National Forest near Republic, offering roadside dispersed camping along a native dirt and gravel road.
Brown Mountain Forest Roads
Dispersed camping corridor along the dirt forest roads surrounding Brown Mountain in the Colville National Forest. These roads provide access to wooded pulling-off spots suitable for small to mid-sized rigs, offering a peaceful mountain setting.
Bubble Junction Dispersed Area
This network of forest spurs near Bubble Junction offers peaceful, secluded dispersed camping opportunities within the Colville National Forest. The dirt access roads are generally passable for standard passenger vehicles in dry conditions, providing several pull-outs and campsites nestled among the pines.
Bubble Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along Bubble Road in the scenic Colville National Forest.
Colville Forest Spur Dispersed
Located within the Colville National Forest near Republic, this native-surface forest spur offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities. It is accessible to passenger vehicles and larger motorhomes, providing quiet wooded sites near Murphy Hill.
Colville Forest Spur
A dirt road spur providing dispersed camping opportunities within the Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington. The native dirt surface winds through forest terrain, offering a quiet wilderness experience.
Colville Forest Spurs (Sheep Mountain)
These native material dirt spurs in the Colville National Forest near Sheep Mountain offer quiet, secluded dispersed camping. Surrounded by pine forest, the area is accessible to most passenger vehicles and smaller rigs during dry conditions. Seasonal access restrictions apply during winter and early spring months.
Colville National Forest - Forest Spur
This native-surface Forest Service spur road in Colville National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping. Accessible to passenger vehicles during the seasonal open period, it provides standard 14-day dispersed camping rules in a quiet, wooded setting.
Colville National Forest Spur (East)
A scenic dirt road spur in Colville National Forest near Mount Washington.
Colville National Forest Spur (West)
A quiet dirt road spur in Colville National Forest, suitable for dispersed camping.
Colville National Forest Spur
A scenic gravel Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington, providing accessible dispersed camping opportunities from spring through autumn.
Colville National Forest Spurs
Quiet dispersed camping options along native dirt spurs within the Colville National Forest near Republic, offering peaceful forested sites with direct road access.
Cougar Trailhead
A quiet trailhead situated in the scenic Colville National Forest near Cougar Mountain. It features year-round access via a gravel road suitable for standard passenger cars and motorhomes.
Curlew Lake State Park
An 87-acre state park situated on the scenic shores of Curlew Lake, offering excellent recreational opportunities including boating, fishing, and hiking. The developed campground features 82 campsites with amenities like utility hookups, hot showers, and an RV dump station.
Curlew Lake State Park
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Eagle Rock Road
A scenic forest road corridor within the Colville National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities.
Eagle Track ORV Campground
An established off-road vehicle campground offering numbered sites under a canopy of pine trees, located just outside of Republic. The campground is adjacent to an ORV racetrack and is generally very quiet and empty when races are not actively occurring.
Empire Road Dispersed Area
A system of quiet national forest spurs branching off Empire Road within the Colville National Forest. The area provides several secluded dirt pull-offs suitable for standard dispersed camping amidst dense pine forest.
Fergan Forest Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options located along Fergan Forest Road and its adjacent spurs. This area features secluded pull-offs set within the pine forests of the Colville National Forest.
Ferry County Fairgrounds
A quiet and well-maintained grassy campground located at the local fairgrounds along Sanpoil River. It features shady sites and convenient access to town amenities while remaining relatively peaceful.
Ferry Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along Ferry Lake, offering quiet lakeside campsites surrounded by Ponderosa pines.
Forest Road 050 Dispersed Camping
Informal roadside dispersed camping sites located along National Forest Development Road 050 between the Big Tree Trailhead and Lost Lake Campground. This corridor features several pull-offs suitable for standard rigs in a pleasant forest environment.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed
A secluded national forest spur located just west of Sherman Pass. This winding dirt road features multiple shaded dispersed sites nestled within the pine and fir canopy, ideal for self-contained rigs.
Forest Spur (FR-CA72642d)
This Forest Service spur road offers quiet, dispersed camping opportunities within the Colville National Forest. The native dirt road surface is generally suitable for standard passenger vehicles.
Forest Spur (Sherman Pass)
A quiet and secluded forest spur road off the Sherman Pass Scenic Byway, offering dispersed camping in a dense pine forest setting.
Forest Spur 0444
A peaceful forest service spur offering primitive boondocking sites under dense pine canopy.
Forest Spur 3804
A quiet, primitive dirt spur within the national forest, ideal for low-impact dispersed camping.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Colville National Forest)
Scenic dispersed camping along forest service spurs in the Colville National Forest, situated just over a mile from Swan Lake. These native-material dirt roads wind through dense pine forest, offering secluded spots with seasonal motorized access.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet Forest Service road corridor in the Colville National Forest, providing dispersed camping options with direct access to natural surroundings and proximity to the White Mountain Trailhead.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A secluded forest spur located within Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington, providing a quiet, wooded escape for dispersed campers.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along a quiet forest spur in Colville National Forest. The native material road provides direct vehicle access to wooded pullouts.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated on Colville National Forest land near the Barnaby Buttes Trailhead. The spur offers a secluded forested environment with standard dirt road access suitable for most vehicle types.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Spur in the Colville National Forest, offering easy access to remote pine woods and nearby mountain hiking trailheads.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping spots located along a native dirt spur road in the Colville National Forest. The corridor is surrounded by dense pine trees and offers peaceful camping close to scenic hiking trailheads.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Forest Spur in the Colville National Forest. Ideal for standard forest camping with moderate privacy and direct access via native dirt and gravel surfaces.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This forest spur offers quiet, dispersed camping along a native dirt surface in the Colville National Forest. It is suitable for passenger vehicles during dry seasonal months.
Forest Spur
Dispersed camping options situated along an unpaved forest spur road within Colville National Forest.
Forest Spur Road (c0a4bdcc)
This scenic forest spur in the Colville National Forest offers quiet, dispersed camping along a native dirt surface.
Forest Spur Road (fa0e599a)
Accessible via native dirt and light gravel, this forest spur provides peaceful dispersed camping options in a quiet wooded setting.
Gibralter Trailhead Road
Gibralter Trailhead provides access to the scenic Kettle Crest trail system within Colville National Forest. Dispersed camping opportunities exist along the native-surface forest road, which is open seasonally to all vehicles.
Gold Lake Campground
This primitive lakeside developed campground offers quiet, rustic sites in Colville National Forest, ideal for small rigs and tents seeking a peaceful forest retreat.
Gold Mountain RV Park
A well-maintained commercial RV park offering spacious, flat sites with full hookups and modern amenities including a clubhouse.
Henry Creek Road Dispersed
A remote dirt road corridor providing dispersed camping options along Henry Creek. It offers quiet wooded sites with easy access for standard vehicles during the summer.
Herron Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic and quiet national forest road corridor offering dispersed camping in the Colville National Forest. The main route and its offshoot spurs provide several secluded pullouts situated among pine trees, within driving distance of Cooke Mountain.
Jungle Hill Campground and Trailhead Corridor
Scenic dispersed and rustic equestrian campsites nested along Albian Hill Road and its spurs within Colville National Forest. This quiet forest setting features a vault toilet, horse corrals, picnic tables, and several large clearing areas suitable for groups or trailers.
Jungle Hill Trail Backcountry Camp
This backcountry hike-in campsite is nestled in the scenic Colville National Forest near Sherman Pass, offering a secluded wilderness experience accessible via local hiking trails.
Karamip Forest Road Dispersed
This forest corridor within the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road. It is highly suitable for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet forest retreat.
Kelly Ridge Road Dispersed
Forested dispersed camping opportunities along Kelly Ridge Road and its adjacent spurs in Colville National Forest. The area offers quiet, primitive camping with native-material road access suitable for passenger cars during the dry season.
Kettle Crest Trailhead Access
An administrative access road near the Kettle Crest Trailhead, providing excellent access to local hiking networks with flat gravel parking areas.
Kettle River RV Park
A fully developed commercial RV park situated along the Kettle River. Excellent spot for big rigs and travelers looking for clean showers, coin laundry, and full hookups.
Lambert Forest Camp Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet forested sites along gravel spurs near the Lambert Trailhead.
Long Lake Boat Launch & Forest Spurs
This scenic network of Forest Service roads and spurs offers excellent dispersed camping opportunities adjacent to Long Lake and Swan Lake. Visitors will find various pull-offs situated among towering pine trees, providing moderate privacy. The gravel and native dirt roads are typically accessible by most passenger vehicles from spring through autumn. It serves as an ideal base for quiet forest camping with nearby water access.
Long Lake Campground
Long Lake Campground is a peaceful lakeside destination situated in the scenic Colville National Forest. It is an excellent spot for non-motorized boating, fishing, and enjoying the wooded surroundings. The access road is a well-maintained gravel surface manageable by standard vehicles.
Lost Lake Campground & Group Site
A developed Forest Service campground on the northern edge of Lost Lake, offering a group site alongside single and double family sites under a mature forest canopy. Ideal for boating, fishing, and accessing local hiking trails.
McMann & Quartz Roads Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along McMann and Quartz roads within the Colville National Forest. These native dirt roads offer quiet, pine-forested pull-offs suitable for standard passenger vehicles and smaller motorhomes during the dry season. The area provides access to nearby hiking and peaks.
North Fork Hall Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along North Fork Hall Creek Road in Colville National Forest, providing quiet roadside spaces in a wooded valley near Granite Mountain.
O'Brien Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along O'Brien Creek Road within Colville National Forest near Republic, Washington. Pullouts along this dirt and gravel road offer quiet spots suitable for various rigs.
Old State Trail Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along the historic Old State Trail in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet, forested spots along gravel and native-dirt spurs. Standard Forest Service dispersed rules apply with seasonal access from April through November.
Old Trout Creek Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along Old Trout Creek in the Colville National Forest offers quiet forest sites. Accessible via native-dirt forest service roads, the area accommodates most rigs during the dry season, with standard 14-day stay limits.
Petes Road Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping options situated along forest roads within the Colville National Forest. The area features shaded spots under pine canopies and is accessible by standard passenger vehicles during dry periods.
Quartz Mountain Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor offering forested pullouts along Quartz Mountain Road and its immediate spurs within the Colville National Forest.
Rattlesnake Road
Scenic dispersed camping spots located along the gravel corridor of Rattlesnake Road in Colville National Forest.
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Rose Valley Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Rose Valley Road in the Colville National Forest. The road is well-suited for standard passenger cars and various rig types looking for peaceful forested spots.
Seven Dollar Road Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor situated along Seven Dollar Road in the Colville National Forest. The area features numerous native-surface pull-outs and spurs offering quiet, wooded sites with easy access. Most spots are suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small-to-midsize rigs.
Sherman Pass Campground
A quiet alpine campground situated near the summit of Sherman Pass in Colville National Forest. It offers well-spaced sites with scenic views of the valley, vault toilets, and direct access to nearby hiking trails.
Shovel Creek (NF-50) Dispersed Camping
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Shovel Creek and National Forest Road 50 in Colville National Forest. The route features several small dirt pull-offs surrounded by pine forest with beautiful mountain views. It offers a quiet setting with convenient access to nearby hiking trails.
Snow Peak Cabin
A remote, reservation-only backcountry cabin located high in the Kettle River Range. Accessible only by non-motorized trail, this site serves as a scenic, year-round shelter for hikers, skiers, and horseback riders.
South Fork Loop Dispersed
A peaceful forest corridor along South Fork Loop within the Colville National Forest. It offers convenient access to quiet dispersed camping areas in a wooded setting.
South Fork St Peters Creek Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along South Fork St Peters Creek Road and its adjacent forest spurs in the Colville National Forest. The area offers quiet, wooded sites with basic dirt road access.
South Sherman Road Dispersed
Wooded dispersed camping along South Sherman Road in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet sites with access to nearby scenic peaks and hiking trails.
Storm King Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Storm King Road in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet, forested pull-offs near Storm King Mountain.
Swan Lake Campground
Swan Lake Campground is a developed forest service facility situated in a scenic wooded area of the Colville National Forest. It sits adjacent to Swan Lake, which features a sandy beach, swimming area, and a trailhead. A historic log picnic kitchen is located on-site, offering group facilities amidst the trees.
Tenmile Campground
Tenmile Campground offers peaceful wooded camping within the Colville National Forest, easily accessed via a paved road. It serves as an excellent, quiet base camp for exploring the surrounding scenic mountains.
Thirteen Mile Trailhead
A small trailhead camping area offering basic amenities immediately off Highway 21. It provides a convenient stopover near the town of Republic and serves as a starting point for local hiking trails.
Thirteenmile MTN
Dispersed camping corridor along Thirteenmile Mountain Road within the Colville National Forest. The road offers quiet forested pull-offs suitable for standard vehicles during dry conditions.
Turner Creek & Forest Spurs Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Turner Creek and adjacent forest spurs in the Colville National Forest. The route offers quiet spots nestled in wooded surroundings with quick access to nearby peaks.
Wapaloosie Campground
Wapaloosie Campground is a small, quiet, rustic developed campground nestled in the Colville National Forest. It serves as an excellent base camp for hiking Wapaloosie Mountain and Albion Hill, with direct trail access departing near the campsites. The access road is a graded gravel Forest Road suitable for standard passenger vehicles and small-to-medium RVs, though it is seasonally closed during winter and spring.
Wapaloosie Mountain Trail Access
This remote trail access point near Wapaloosie Mountain provides access to primitive dispersed camping along the trail system in the Colville National Forest.
West Fork Scatter Creek Dispersed
A scenic and quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping options along the creek and adjoining spurs.
White Mountain Interpretive Site
A paved scenic overlook and educational site in the Colville National Forest commemorating the 1910 fire. The paved parking area offers flat parking, educational displays, pit toilets, and scenic mountain views.