Dispersed Camping in Stevens County, Washington
Showing 189 locations in Stevens County.
49 Degrees North Ski Area RV Parking
A designated RV parking area within the ski resort lot, offering both an upper lot with electrical hookups and a basic lower lot featuring portable toilets and a community fire pit.
Airforce Command Post Road Dispersed
A gravel forest road corridor situated within the Colville National Forest. It provides accessible dispersed camping options suitable for standard passenger vehicles.
Aladdin Mountain Forest Road
This forest road corridor winds through the scenic Colville National Forest near Aladdin Mountain, offering several rustic dispersed camping spots along its length. The native dirt and gravel road is generally accessible to most vehicle types during dry conditions.
Albie Trail Dispersed
A forested dispersed camping area along Albie Trail in the Colville National Forest, with native material tracks and quiet campsites.
Alligator Ridge Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Alligator Ridge Road in Colville National Forest, with multiple native material spur roads providing quiet sites.
Bangs Mountain Road Dispersed
Located in the Colville National Forest near Kettle Falls, Washington, this forest road corridor provides multiple dispersed camping opportunities along Bangs Mountain. The area is heavily forested, offering quiet and shaded sites set back from the main forest roads. Access is via gravel and dirt roads that are generally passenger-car friendly during dry conditions, with several spur roads offering increased seclusion. Dispersed camping is subject to standard forest service regulations, with seasonal closures during the winter and spring months.
Barnaby Creek Campground
Barnaby Creek Campground is a small, forested developed campground situated along the creek and offering direct access to Lake Roosevelt.
Barnaby Island Campground
Barnaby Island Campground offers a remote, boat-in only developed camping experience located directly on Barnaby Island in Lake Roosevelt.
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Scenic forest service spur offering quiet dispersed camping spots. Accessible to most passenger vehicles, though seasonal closures apply during winter months.
Bear Canyon Road Dispersed
Bear Canyon Road offers dispersed camping within the Colville National Forest. The dirt road is accessible by passenger cars during its open season.
Beaver Lodge Resort and Campground
Lakeside commercial resort and campground featuring a trading post, cafe, and a beachfront area with a boardwalk. The on-site cafe is open Thursday through Sunday, and the property offers convenient amenities and Wi-Fi near Lake Sherry.
Big Meadow Lake Campground
A developed U.S. Forest Service campground situated in a scenic pine forest near Big Meadow Lake, providing designated campsites and quiet surroundings.
Bingville Pit Road
A dispersed camping location situated along the Bingville Pit access road within Colville National Forest, offering convenient gravel pull-offs.
Bisbee Mountain Dispersed Camping
A quiet network of forest roads and spurs along the slopes of Bisbee Mountain. Located within the Colville National Forest, these sites provide a peaceful woodland setting with easy access to nearby Trout Lake.
Blue Diamond Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping along Blue Diamond Road in Colville National Forest, surrounded by mixed pine woodlands. This quiet dirt road corridor offers peaceful boondocking opportunities with multiple pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Bonayre Valley Road Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along Bonayre Valley Road within the Colville National Forest. The native-surface road offers multiple pullouts suitable for quiet, self-contained camping.
Bradbury Campground
A developed National Park Service campground on the shores of Lake Roosevelt, offering convenient water access and a peaceful pine forest setting. The area is highly popular for boating and fishing, featuring a nearby boat launch. Sites are well-maintained with basic amenities.
Bridge Creek Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options located along Bridge Creek Road and adjacent spur roads within the Colville National Forest.
Brown Barrel RV Spot
A private dry-camping RV spot located in Chewelah, offering level gravel pads that accommodate large rigs up to 60 feet. The property features a flush toilet and sink for campers, with pull-through pads available.
Calispell Divide Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Calispell Divide Road (Forest Road 19) and associated spur roads in the Colville National Forest. The route offers access to remote, wooded sites suitable for various vehicles, with close proximity to hiking trails and mountain vistas.
Canyon Creek Campground
A quiet, budget-friendly Forest Service campground situated in the Colville National Forest. It features shady sites equipped with picnic tables, fire pits, and pit toilets, plus a paved interpretive trail leading to a nearby creek. Visitors must bring their own drinking water and pack out all trash.
Chewelah City Park
A convenient municipal park campground situated right off Highway 395 alongside a scenic creek. It offers electrical hookups, water, flush toilets, and trash receptacles, serving as an ideal and low-cost overnight stopover.
Cliff Ridge Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping is available along Cliff Ridge Road within Colville National Forest. This dirt and gravel road is suitable for all vehicles during its open season from April 1st to November 30th.
Clinton Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt forest road winding through the Colville National Forest, offering standard dispersed camping opportunities along the corridor.
Cloverleaf Campground
Cloverleaf Campground is a small, primitive, walk-in only campground located on the shores of Lake Roosevelt. It features 7 tent sites nestled in a pine forest, offering a quiet, rustic camping experience with standard amenities like fire rings, picnic tables, and pit toilets. Access to the water is easy, making it popular for quiet lakeside recreation.
Coachmen Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along Coachmen Road in the Colville National Forest. Wooded pull-offs are available along the main road and connecting spur roads.
Colville Forest Spur (FR 2bd9367d)
Quiet forest pull-off along a native dirt spur in the Colville National Forest. It provides a peaceful, shaded retreat suitable for dispersed camping.
Colville Forest Spur (FR 7a6270d3)
Tranquil dispersed camping site located on a native material spur within the Colville National Forest. Offers excellent privacy amidst the dense forest canopy.
Colville Forest Spur (FR 90b59ad1)
Shaded dispersed camping area along a remote forest spur in the Colville National Forest. Ideal for those seeking isolation and quiet.
Colville Forest Spur (FR d3275ad6)
Secluded forest spur within the Colville National Forest offering dispersed camping opportunities on native material road surfaces. The site is quiet and surrounded by conifers.
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Quiet dispersed camping spur located within the Colville National Forest. Accessible via a standard dirt road, suitable for most rigs during the dry season.
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A secluded dispersed camping option along a native-material spur road in the Colville National Forest.
Colville Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet dirt spur road offering seasonal dispersed camping in a serene wooded section of the Colville National Forest.
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A quiet dirt spur road within the Colville National Forest, suitable for dispersed camping. The road consists of native material but is generally accessible for passenger vehicles.
Colville Forest Spur
A secluded dirt road corridor within the Colville National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. The route features native soil surfaces and is suitable for most standard rigs during dry summer months.
Colville Forest Spur
This scenic dirt road spur offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities within the Colville National Forest near Hoodoo Canyon.
Colville Forest Spur Roads
A network of dirt forest spurs located within the Colville National Forest near Chewelah. These roads offer quiet dispersed camping opportunities on native material surfaces, suitable for passenger vehicles during dry conditions. The area provides a peaceful wooded setting with typical pine forest scenery.
Colville Forest Spurs
Secluded forest spur roads situated within the Colville National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping. The sites feature a quiet, wooded backdrop near Green Mountain and Thomas Mountain. The native dirt roads are suitable for most passenger vehicles under dry conditions, providing a peaceful escape.
Colville National Forest - Forest Spur
A quiet dirt spur road situated within the Colville National Forest near Kettle Falls. Offering scenic dispersed camping opportunities, the road has a native material surface accessible to standard vehicles.
Colville National Forest - Kettle Falls Spurs
A series of quiet National Forest spurs and a rock pit located in the Colville National Forest near Kettle Falls, offering remote, dispersed camping options on native material and gravel surfaces.
Colville National Forest Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located in the Colville National Forest near Starvation Lake, accessible via forest gravel roads.
Colville National Forest Spur
A quiet and secluded forest spur road offering primitive dispersed camping within the Colville National Forest. The native-surface road is accessible by passenger vehicles and larger motorhomes during the seasonal open period.
Colville National Forest Spur Road
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along a Forest Service spur road in Stevens County, located near Hoodoo Canyon.
Colville National Forest Spurs
A pair of peaceful dirt forest spurs located within the Colville National Forest near Chewelah. The area offers quiet dispersed camping spots along native material dirt roads. While some sections are open year-round, others have seasonal access restrictions from April to November. Standard Forest Service dispersed camping rules apply.
Colville National Forest Spurs
A quiet network of forest spur roads within the Colville National Forest near Chewelah. This area features secluded dirt roads with native material surfaces suitable for passenger vehicles during dry periods. While some spurs are open for vehicle access year-round, other sections have seasonal closures from late autumn through early spring.
Colville National Forest Spurs
Quiet dispersed camping opportunities along native dirt forest spur roads in the Colville National Forest. These spurs offer secluded spots set among pine trees with minimal traffic, located relatively close to Lake Ellen.
Copper Queen Mine Road Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities nestled along Copper Queen Mine Road and its adjacent forest spurs in the Colville National Forest. The area features quiet forested spots with dirt and gravel pullouts suitable for standard passenger vehicles during dry seasons.
Corral Road Dispersed
Forest road corridor providing roadside dispersed camping options among the pines of the Colville National Forest.
Cottonwood Campground
A quiet, developed campground managed by the Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge, featuring scenic campsites situated along a year-round flowing creek.
Cottonwood Divide Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Cottonwood Divide in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet forest settings with easy access for various vehicle types.
Coyote Project Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Coyote Project Road and adjacent spurs in Colville National Forest. Located near Canyon Creek, the area offers peaceful wooded spots on flat spurs. The access is via gravel and dirt roads that are seasonal but generally accessible to passenger vehicles in dry conditions.
Cusick Creek Area
This remote corridor in the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along dirt roads and forest spurs. The area provides a peaceful, wooded setting with easy access to surrounding natural areas during the dry season.
Dahlstrom Meadows and Forest Spurs
A network of dirt and gravel forest roads, including Dahlstrom Meadows and several branching spurs, offering quiet dispersed camping within Colville National Forest near Chewelah. The roads provide access to wooded areas suitable for varying vehicle sizes depending on weather conditions.
Davis Lake Campground
A primitive US Forest Service campground located next to Davis Lake in the Colville National Forest. Ideal for peaceful camping with basic direct lake access.
Davis Lake Campground
A scenic, small lakefront campground located along the shores of Davis Lake. Features five established rustic sites, a small boat ramp, and a single vault toilet. Excellent spot for kayaking and trout fishing.
Deadman Creek Road Dispersed
Tranquil dispersed camping areas located off Deadman Creek Road within the scenic Colville National Forest. This forested mountain corridor features several peaceful pullouts and quiet spurs ideal for travelers looking to enjoy a wilderness setting.
Drummond Creek Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Drummond Creek in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet wooded sites along the forest road.
Eagle Mountain Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor ascending Eagle Mountain within the Colville National Forest. The native material dirt road provides access to forested pullouts suitable for dry-season camping in Stevens County.
Eagle Spirit Campground
Eagle Spirit Campground offers developed camping near the scenic shores of Lake Roosevelt. The site features basic amenities suited for trailers and tents in a quiet, forested setting.
East Fork Smalle Creek Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping areas along East Fork Smalle Creek within the Colville National Forest, offering quiet, forested pullouts.
East Jacknife Road Dispersed
A network of remote National Forest spur roads winding through the dense coniferous woods of Colville National Forest near Jackknife Mountain. Dispersed sites are scattered along the native dirt tracks of East Jacknife Road and its adjoining spurs, offering secluded camping options.
Evans Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along the northeastern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt. Shaded by a dense canopy of ponderosa pine, Douglas fir, and maple trees, the facility offers spacious sites with exceptional views of the water. Amenities include a boat launch, seasonal potable water, flush toilets, and a sanitation dump station. It is highly accommodating for larger rigs and fifth wheels, providing a quiet and well-maintained base for water recreation.
Evans Group Camp
Evans Group Camp is a reserved group camping facility positioned along the scenic northern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt. It features a long, narrow layout offering panoramic views of the water, accommodating groups of up to 25 people with seasonal drinking water, picnic tables, fire pits, and direct water access.
Fisher Creek Road Dispersed Camping
This corridor along Fisher Creek Road and its associated forest spurs offers quiet, dispersed camping opportunities within the Colville National Forest. The terrain consists of dense pine forests and rolling hills near Billy Goat Mountain. Sites are located along dirt roads with native material surfaces, suitable for self-contained rigs.
Flowery Trail Seed Orchard
This dispersed camping area along a Colville National Forest road offers quiet, wooded roadside spots with native dirt surfaces. It is accessible to most vehicle types during the dry seasonal open period.
Forest Road 102
This scenic corridor along Forest Road 102 in Colville National Forest offers a few basic roadside pull-offs. The road is steep and dirt-surfaced, suited primarily for smaller setups like campervans due to narrow shoulders and limited turnaround options. Forest thinning in the area provides open views of the night sky, and traffic is virtually nonexistent.
Forest Road Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest spur within the Colville National Forest offering primitive dispersed camping along a native-material dirt road. It provides a peaceful wooded setting easily accessible by passenger vehicles.
Forest Spur (Colville National Forest)
Dispersed camping corridor along a dirt forest spur in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet forested sites near Little Chewelah Peak.
Forest Spur (Colville National Forest)
A quiet dirt forest spur road located in the Colville National Forest near Chewelah. This gravel road provides basic dispersed camping opportunities within standard National Forest boundaries.
Forest Spur (Colville National Forest)
A rustic dirt road spur located in Chewelah, within the Colville National Forest, offering quiet dispersed camping near Timber Mountain. It is accessible by passenger vehicles during dry conditions.
Forest Spur (FR 463180c6)
This quiet Forest Service spur road in Colville National Forest provides roadside dispersed camping opportunities on a native dirt surface. Accessible to standard passenger vehicles, the corridor offers a peaceful wooded environment near Chewelah.
Forest Spur (FR 8e004cab)
This Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping. It features a native dirt surface accessible by passenger vehicles during the seasonal open period.
Forest Spur (FR acb88cf6)
A quiet dispersed camping option located along a native-material forest spur in the Colville National Forest, providing a standard secluded wooded setting.
Forest Spur (Seasonal Section)
A quiet forest spur road offering dispersed camping in a wooded setting. Access is via a native material dirt road.
Forest Spur Dispersed (Colville National Forest)
This quiet forest spur in the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road near Chewelah. The area features native material surfaces accessible by standard passenger vehicles and smaller motorhomes.
Forest Spur Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor located along a forest spur in the Colville National Forest. The area offers peaceful, wooded surroundings and is located near the White Mountain Trailhead.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located along a native material forest spur in the Colville National Forest near Chewelah, Washington.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A rustic forest spur road offering quiet dispersed camping options within the Colville National Forest.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
This quiet Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest provides easily accessible dispersed camping opportunities. Standard dirt tracks run through a pine-forested area, offering basic, unmaintained spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A scenic dirt road corridor offering dispersed camping options nestled within the Colville National Forest. The native material surface is generally suitable for standard vehicles during dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Forest Spur in the Colville National Forest near Irish Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed Camping
A quiet forest road corridor offering dispersed camping in the Colville National Forest, featuring a native dirt and gravel surface. Access is suitable for passenger vehicles during the open season.
Forest Spur Dispersed Corridor
A quiet dirt forest spur in the Colville National Forest. The corridor features wooded surroundings and offers basic dispersed camping options along native material roads.
Forest Spur Dispersed Corridor
A pair of quiet, wooded forest spurs located near Mount Rogers within the Colville National Forest. These native-material dirt roads offer standard dispersed camping options, suitable for most vehicles under dry conditions.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Spur in the Colville National Forest, offering quiet wooded spots.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet Forest Service spur corridor in the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a graded gravel surface. Located near Deer Mountain, it provides a peaceful wooded setting for standard rigs during the open season.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest near Chewelah offers dispersed camping in a typical wooded setting.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A remote forest spur road branching off within the Colville National Forest, providing secluded, undeveloped camping spots.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping along a native dirt spur road in the Colville National Forest. The area offers easy access to nearby Addy Mountain with peaceful, forested surroundings.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A secluded dirt spur road branching off the main forest route, providing quiet rustic clearings for self-contained campers.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities on a native material dirt surface. The road is accessible by passenger cars during the dry season and provides a peaceful wooded environment.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor offering dispersed camping options along a native dirt spur. Located in a tranquil wooded setting, it provides convenient access to nearby landmarks such as Little Roundtop.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A dispersed camping corridor along a native material Forest Service spur in the Colville National Forest. Accessible to passenger vehicles and motorhomes, this wooded area offers a peaceful setting with standard forest regulations.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet, wooded corridor along Forest Spur in the Colville National Forest, offering peaceful dispersed camping opportunities.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed camping along a quiet Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest, offering a peaceful wooded setting.
Forest Spur
A quiet forest road spur located within the Colville National Forest near Chewelah, Washington. It offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native material surface.
Forest Spur
A quiet Forest Service road spur situated in the Colville National Forest near Trout Lake, offering remote dispersed camping opportunities along a native-material dirt road.
Forest Spur
This quiet Forest Service spur road in the Colville National Forest offers scenic dispersed camping accessible to most vehicles. Located near Graves Mountain, it features native dirt surfaces with room for small to mid-sized rigs.
Forest Spur
A quiet forest spur located within the Colville National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities. The gravel road is passenger car accessible during the open season.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping is available along this Forest Service spur road in Colville National Forest. The dirt road is accessible by all vehicles, including motorhomes, during its open season from April 1st to November 30th.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along an NFS spur road in the Colville National Forest. The road winds through a forested setting with close proximity to Conger Pond Dam.
Forest Spur Road
A quiet native-material spur road in the Colville National Forest. It provides a peaceful setting for self-contained rigs looking for a remote camping corridor.
Forest Spur WA-022
A quiet dispersed camping area located along a forest spur in the Colville National Forest, offering standard wooded scenery and decent privacy.
Frater Lake Road Corridor & Trailhead
A scenic corridor within Colville National Forest adjacent to Lake Leo, featuring a paved access road leading to the trailhead. The trailhead parking lot offers convenient amenities like a pit toilet and picnic tables, while nearby unpaved forest spurs provide options for dispersed camping under standard forest service guidelines.
Gifford Campground
Spacious developed campground along the northern shoreline of Lake Roosevelt. Paved sites offer water views and hammock-friendly trees, alongside a boat launch and beach. An adjacent ferry operates nearby, adding periodic motor noise.
Gifford Group Site
A scenic group campsite along the shoreline of Lake Roosevelt, offering accommodating space for large gatherings up to 50 people with excellent waterfront views.
Gillette Campground
Forested developed campground located directly across the road from Lake Gillette under a stand of lodgepole pine and tamarack. Features 29 single sites with vault toilets and drinking water, offering shady sites and foot access to the lake and Rufus Trail.
Gillette Ridge Trailhead
A quiet trailhead parking area located within the Colville National Forest, providing access to local mountain trails. It serves as an excellent staging ground for hikers or a low-profile overnight parking spot.
Gletty Creek West
This forest road corridor offers dispersed camping options within the Colville National Forest. The road is composed of native dirt and gravel, winding through quiet, wooded terrain.
Graves Mountain Dispersed
This dispersed camping area along the Graves Mountain road corridor offers quiet, forested sites in the Colville National Forest. The native dirt road is generally accessible to most vehicle types, leading to peaceful camping spots near Sherman Creek Falls.
Green Mountain Road Dispersed
Winding gravel road up Green Mountain in the Colville National Forest offering several quiet, tree-lined pullouts and native-surface spurs suitable for dispersed camping.
Growden Admin Road Corridor
A scenic forest road corridor located adjacent to the Camp Growden Heritage Site in Colville National Forest, offering quiet camping spots close to local historical landmarks. The main administrative road is paved with asphalt, while the secondary forest spur is native dirt, providing varying levels of access and seclusion.
Haag Cove Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along Lake Roosevelt within the Colville National Forest, offering wooded sites and direct access to the water.
Haag Cove Campground
A quiet and scenic developed campground managed by the National Park Service, situated along the western shoreline of Lake Roosevelt. It features 18 reservation-only sites scattered among pine trees, offering beautiful water views and immediate shoreline access.
Hosmer Creek Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping area located along Hosmer Creek Road in the Colville National Forest. The gravel road offers small turnouts and spurs suitable for self-contained camping.
Huckleberry Jeep Road Dispersed
This forest corridor in Colville National Forest offers quiet dispersed camping along Huckleberry Jeep Road and its connecting spurs. Located near South Huckleberry Mountain, the area provides peaceful wooded surroundings with seasonal access restrictions.
Irish Mountain Spur Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Irish Mountain Spur within the Colville National Forest, offering quiet forested surroundings.
Iron Mountain Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping options along Iron Mountain Road and its adjacent forest spurs in the Colville National Forest. The area offers quiet, wooded sites with easy access to nearby Deer Mountain.
Iron MTN Road Dispersed
A quiet forest road corridor in the Colville National Forest offering dispersed camping along native dirt and gravel pullouts. The route winding through the trees provides standard primitive camping options.
Joe Creek Road Dispersed
Located within the Colville National Forest, this zone offers dispersed camping along Joe Creek Road and its immediate spurs. The native dirt road surface is generally suitable for all standard vehicles in dry conditions, providing peaceful boondocking spots in a wooded setting.
Joe Lake Campground
A developed private campground located right along the scenic shores of Joe Lake, offering a secure alternative to backcountry dispersed camping in the immediate area.
Kamloops Island Campground
A scenic campground located at the confluence of the Kettle and Columbia Rivers. Features 17 reservation-only sites nestled under a canopy of ponderosa pine and Douglas fir. Ideal for fishing and family trips, though visitors must bring their own drinking water. Access roads are not plowed during the winter season.
Kettle Falls Campground
Kettle Falls Campground sits along the northern portion of Lake Roosevelt, offering spacious sites shaded by a pine forest. It is a highly accessible facility featuring standard amenities and a multi-lane boat launch, making it ideal for boating and fishing. Some ambient noise from a nearby timber mill and highway traffic may be present.
Kettle Falls Locust Grove Group Site
Located within the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area on the northern section of Lake Roosevelt, this facility offers two group camping sites. It provides convenient access to the town of Kettle Falls and is popular for boating, fishing, and water sports.
Kettle Falls Park
A municipal city park offering basic overnight parking spots close to local attractions like Upper Meyers Falls.
Kettle River Campground
Kettle River Campground is a developed, shady camping area nestled on the banks of the Kettle River. Most of the 13 reservation-only sites lie right along the shoreline, offering views under a canopy of ponderosa pine and Douglas fir. The campground features a courtesy dock and is highly regarded for shoreline fishing and birding, often remaining quiet throughout the season.
Lake Ellen Campground
A scenic Forest Service campground consisting of Lake Ellen West (5 sites) and Lake Ellen East (11 sites) situated along a beautiful lake. Facilities include clean pit toilets, fire pits, picnic tables, and a fishing dock. A modest nightly fee applies.
Lake Gillette Campground
Developed forest service campground situated directly on the eastern shore of Lake Gillette. Features 14 paved campsites under lodgepole pines and tamarack, offering excellent water access, swimming, boating, a boat launch, picnic area, and trail connections.
Lake Leo Campground
Tranquil developed campground situated along the shores of Leo Lake in Colville National Forest. Features eight wooded sites with picnic tables and clean vault toilets. Site eight is the most spacious option for larger vehicles, while other sites are relatively small and tight. Perfect for fishing and lakeside relaxation, with occasional vehicle traffic traversing the campground loop.
Lane Creek Road Dispersed
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Lane Creek Road in the Colville National Forest, offering forested pullouts near the Camp Growden Heritage Site.
Lasota Mine Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping options situated along Lasota Mine Road and adjacent forest spurs within the Colville National Forest. The area features quiet, wooded surroundings suitable for standard vehicles and smaller rigs seeking privacy.
Little Ruby Creek Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Little Ruby Creek in the Colville National Forest, offering dispersed camping opportunities on a native material dirt road.
Little Tacoma Creek Dispersed Camping
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Little Tacoma Creek in the Colville National Forest. The area features scenic, wooded surroundings with flat pull-outs suitable for various rig setups.
Little Twin Campground
A quiet and rustic Forest Service campground located near Little Twin Lake. Ideal for those seeking a tranquil lakeside setting with basic amenities.
Little Twin Lakes Campground & Boat Launch
A scenic lakeside recreation and campground area situated within Colville National Forest, offering direct water access and boat launching. The access roads are unpaved but generally suitable for standard passenger vehicles.
Lotze Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dispersed camping corridor along Lotze Creek Road within the Colville National Forest, offering pull-offs on native material road surfaces.
Lower Tacoma Ridge Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along the Lower Tacoma Ridge road and its adjacent forest spurs within the Colville National Forest. The main route is gravel and accessible to most vehicles, while the upper native-surface spurs offer highly secluded sites with seasonal winter closures.
Marcus Island Campground
Marcus Island Campground is tucked into a heavily shaded ponderosa pine forest on the shore of Lake Roosevelt. During the summer months, the campground has shoreline on three sides, offering panoramic views of the water. Facilities include 25 sites and a small boat launch, but there is no drinking water or electric hookups available on-site.
McInnis Road Dispersed Camping
This dispersed camping corridor along McInnis Road and its adjacent native-material spurs offers peaceful, wooded sites within the Colville National Forest. The main route is gravel-surfaced and suitable for most passenger vehicles, though secondary spurs can be narrow or muddy when wet. Standard Forest Service dispersed camping stay limits apply.
Mill Creek Guard Station Road Dispersed
This scenic dirt road corridor in Colville National Forest provides dispersed camping opportunities near the Mill Creek Guard Station. It features standard forest service access suitable for a variety of rigs in dry conditions.
Mineral Creek Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor along Mineral Creek within the Colville National Forest. The route offers rustic roadside pull-outs in a quiet, wooded setting.
Mitchell Mountain Dispersed Camping
Primitive dispersed camping corridor along Mitchell Mountain road in Colville National Forest.
Nancy Creek Forest Road
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along Nancy Creek and adjacent forest spurs in Colville National Forest near Kettle Falls. The terrain features dense pine forests and a peaceful setting, with sites easily accessed from native material dirt roads. Best suited for campers seeking quiet surroundings close to nature.
National Forest Development Road 085 Corridor
National Forest Development Road 085 offers dispersed camping opportunities and paved pull-offs near Kettle Falls. The corridor runs through Colville National Forest and provides access to several trailheads and Trout Lake Campground.
Nile Lake Dispersed
This dispersed camping zone offers tranquil forest sites situated along the forest roads near Nile Lake in the Colville National Forest. The native material roads are generally passenger-car accessible in dry conditions, providing boondocking spots within a short distance of the water.
Niles Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping opportunities along Niles Road and adjacent forest spurs within the Colville National Forest. The area features wooded surroundings ideal for self-contained rigs seeking a quiet, natural setting with easy access to forest service roads. Roads are seasonally open from spring through late autumn.
North Dirty Shirt Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor located along North Dirty Shirt Road in the Colville National Forest, offering roadside pull-offs in a quiet wooded environment.
North Fork Calispell Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along North Fork Calispell Road and its connecting forest spurs in Colville National Forest. Quiet wooded sites under pine cover offer gravel and native dirt access.
North Fork Chewelah Creek Dispersed Corridor
A scenic national forest corridor running along North Fork Chewelah Creek in the Colville National Forest. The area features numerous dirt spur roads and small pull-offs ideal for peaceful dispersed camping with beautiful forest views.
North Gorge Campground
North Gorge Campground is a small, quiet, lakefront National Park Service campground on Lake Roosevelt (Columbia River). Tucked into a pine grove, it features 11 reservation-only sites, a boat launch, picnic tables, fire rings, and pit toilets. Best suited for smaller rigs and tents due to tight turnarounds.
Old Hanson Creek Road Dispersed
This quiet National Forest road winds through wooded areas near Old Dominion Mountain, offering remote dispersed camping options on native dirt and gravel surfaces.
Old Sherman Highway Dispersed
A quiet corridor along the historic roadway alignment in Colville National Forest. The decommissioned highway sections offer level pullouts surrounded by mature pine forest, providing a peaceful and easily accessible setting for boondocking.
Phillips Lake Area Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping is available along several forest spurs and the road leading to Phillips Lake within Colville National Forest, offering access to the Brewer Mountain and McDonald Mountain areas.
Pierre Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along the shores of Pierre Lake. The site features lakeside views, a boat launch, picnic areas, and a seasonal camp host.
Rainbow Beach Resort
Rainbow Beach Resort features cabins, RV sites, and grassy tent camping right along the lakeside. On-site amenities include laundry facilities, showers, a convenience store, takeaway food options, and a small gas station.
Ruby Cabin Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping along the Ruby Cabin road corridor and adjacent spurs in the Colville National Forest.
Ruby Creek Road Dispersed (NFDF Road 002)
Spacious forest clearings situated along Ruby Creek Road in Colville National Forest. The corridor provides convenient access to flat camping areas suitable for various rigs, located just off Highway 20.
Seldom Seen Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet and remote dispersed camping corridor situated along Seldom Seen Road and its connecting forest spurs in the Colville National Forest. The area is heavily forested, offering standard primitive sites close to the Washington-Canada border.
Sherman Farm Orchard
A scenic private farm and orchard offering overnight stays near Kettle Falls. Visitors are welcome to request permission to park near the orchard sheds in exchange for supporting the honor-system farm store, which features seasonal stone fruits, apples, and fresh cider.
Sherry Creek Campground
A rustic camping area located along Sherry Creek and the local ORV trail system. The access road is unpaved but manageable for most standard vehicles.
Sherry Dam Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor near Sherry Dam in the Colville National Forest offers dispersed camping opportunities along a native material dirt road. The access road is suitable for standard passenger vehicles and motorhomes, leading to dispersed spots within the dense pine forests.
Snag Cove Campground
Snag Cove Campground is a tranquil developed campground managed by the National Park Service, situated along the shores of Lake Roosevelt. It features nine campsites nestled in a scenic pine forest, with nearly all sites offering direct access to the lake. The campground is equipped with a boat launch and a courtesy dock, making it highly popular for boating and fishing. All sites are reservation-only and accommodate both tents and RVs.
Snowcap Road Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping area in Colville National Forest consists of several quiet forest spurs off Snowcap Road. The surroundings offer a quiet pine forest setting with multiple opportunities for secluded primitive camping on native-surface roads.
South Boulder Snow Park
A quiet forest service trailhead and snow park located in the Colville National Forest, offering a gravel parking area suitable for various rigs during the warmer months.
South Deadman Face Dispersed Camping
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along South Deadman Face road in the Colville National Forest, with nearby access to Hoodoo Mountain and Hoodoo Canyon. Standard native-material spur roads branch off into pine woods, offering secluded pull-offs. Access is suitable for most vehicles during dry conditions.
South Dirty Shirt Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along South Dirty Shirt Road within the Colville National Forest. Features a dirt road surface accessible by passenger vehicles, providing quiet campsites in a dense wooded setting.
South Fork Barnaby Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along South Fork Barnaby Road and adjacent forest spurs within Colville National Forest. The area consists of multiple pull-offs set in a tranquil wooded landscape, ideal for peaceful wilderness camping. Graded dirt and native-material spur roads provide access for a variety of rig sizes.
South Fork Chewelah Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt corridor winding through the Colville National Forest along the South Fork of Chewelah Creek. This road provides access to primitive dispersed camping opportunities in a tranquil forest environment near Wilson Mountain.
South Sherman Dispersed
This unpaved forest service corridor in Colville National Forest provides quiet dispersed camping opportunities along a dirt road with native material surface.
Sportsman's Pond Road
Dispersed camping corridor along the gravel road leading to Sportsman's Pond within the Colville National Forest, offering scenic surroundings and reliable seasonal access.
Starvation Lake Campground
A scenic developed campground situated along the shores of Starvation Lake. The campground features 12 designated sites, including both pull-through and back-in options, and offers a quiet forest setting with a day-use boat launch and dock.
Strauss Creek Road Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Strauss Creek Road in the Colville National Forest. The road winds through a quiet wooded valley, providing several pull-offs suitable for primitive camping.
Summer Island Campground
Summer Island Campground is a quiet, boat-in developed camping destination located on an island in Lake Roosevelt.
Tacoma Creek Road Dispersed Camping
A quiet dispersed camping corridor along Tacoma Creek Road and its adjacent forest spurs in Colville National Forest. Shaded sites are nestled in the trees with access to the creek, offering typical forest privacy and natural surroundings. The access roads are native material and best suited for dry conditions.
Tacoma Divide
This forest corridor crosses the Tacoma Divide within the Colville National Forest, providing standard dispersed camping opportunities along a native material dirt road.
Tacoma Divide Road Dispersed
This forest corridor along the Tacoma Divide offers several quiet spurs for dispersed camping. Situated in the scenic Colville National Forest near Lake Leo, it provides a peaceful forest escape with easy access.
Thomas Lake Campground Road
Paved access road and parking areas serving the developed Thomas Lake Campground. Ideal for those seeking direct lakeside access and developed campground facilities.
Thomas Mountain Forest Spur
A secluded forest spur road situated in the Colville National Forest, providing peaceful dispersed camping spots. This route is accessible by passenger vehicles and offers standard rustic forest service camping.
Thomas Ridge Road Dispersed
A scenic dirt road corridor winding through the Colville National Forest near Thomas Mountain, offering quiet dispersed camping sites. It is generally accessible to most vehicles during the dry season.
Three Rivers District, Colville National Forest
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Timber Mountain Lookout Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping along the forest road leading towards the Timber Mountain Lookout in Colville National Forest. The route offers forested pullouts suitable for various rig types seeking quiet wilderness camping.
Trimble Creek / Jewel Road
A scenic forest corridor offering dispersed camping pullouts within the Colville National Forest. The route is surrounded by thick pine woods and offers peaceful, self-contained camping along Trimble Creek.
Trout Lake Campground
Trout Lake Campground is a small, quiet campground in the Colville National Forest offering a peaceful setting next to Trout Lake and a nearby stream. It features six designated sites, picnic tables, fire pits, and easy gravel access.
Trout Lake Road Dispersed Camping
This scenic corridor along Trout Lake Road offers several dispersed camping pull-offs as it climbs toward Trout Lake in the Colville National Forest. Lower pull-offs closer to the highway are easily accessible but offer less privacy, while higher spots up the winding road provide excellent mountain views and quieter surroundings. The unpaved road can be narrow with tight switchbacks and experiences active heavy logging traffic, making standard vehicles suitable but larger RVs or trailers challenging. Standard 14-day Forest Service stay limits apply, and the route is subject to seasonal winter closures.
Twelve Mile Road
A peaceful forest road corridor in the Colville National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping. Standard vehicles can navigate the main aggregate gravel road, while intersecting native-dirt spurs provide additional secluded sites. Dispersed camping is permitted along designated forest roads during the open season.
Twin Lakes Campground
A shaded developed campground located directly along the lakeshore, offering pit toilets and lakeside access on tribal lands.
Upper Ruby Creek Dispersed Area
This dispersed camping corridor along Upper Ruby Creek and its adjacent forest spurs offers quiet, shaded sites in the Colville National Forest. The native dirt roads are generally passable for passenger cars and motorhomes, providing scenic spots nestled under a dense pine canopy.
Upper Tenmile Dispersed Corridor
Quiet forest road corridor on Colville National Forest, offering dispersed camping spurs near Chewelah Mountain. This corridor provides peaceful, isolated spots set back from the main road in a wooded environment. Self-contained rigs will find a relaxing retreat, though no water facilities are available on-site.
Winchester Divide Dispersed
This national forest road corridor winds through the Colville National Forest, providing dispersed camping opportunities along the gravel route.