Campground Camping

Campground Camping Areas

• Newport RD

  Newport Ranger District spans the South and East half of the Colville National Forest.

• Browns Lake

  This is a popular fly-fishing only lake in a setting of forested mountains. There is a primitive boat launch on the south end. While at the lake you can enjoy fishing, camping, canoeing and to view the cutthroat spawning run in the spring.
   

• Browns Lake Campground
• Cooks Lake
• Half Moon Lake
• Panhandle Campground
• Pioneer Park Campground
• South Skookum Lake

  South Skookum is a popular lake found in a setting of forested mountains. This lake has a boat launch and a dock with access to the disabled on the west end. You can fish, camp, hike, and canoe while visiting.
   

• South Skookum Lake Campground
• Republic RD

  650 East Delaware Ave.

  Republic, WA 99166

  (509) 775-7400

  Monday-Friday 7:30am-4pm

  

• Deer Creek Campground
• Ferry Lake

  Ferry Lake is off the beaten path, but an easily accessed lake that offers tranquil camping and  fishing. With its handful of small well shaded campsites and a ban on combustion engines, the lake is quiet enough to hear ducks and loons calling to each other across the lake. The lake is regularly stocked with catch-sized rainbow trout. Lake spring to early summer is the best time to fish this secluded and serene location. A public boat launch is located at the end of the campground. Three other trout fishing lakes are available within 6 miles for nice day trip excursions.  Wildflowers and  huckleberry's are other attractions that bring visitors to the area.   The nearest location for grocery and fishing supplies is 16 miles away in  Republic Washington.

• Ferry Lake Campground
• Fish Lake

  Slightly more than a pond this clear water lake is perfect for fly fishing. Frequented by fly fishers that enjoy its serene, shallow waters for rainbow trout, the lake also attracts several varieties of waterfowl, including loons. Deer and moose are often spotted nibbling grasses at the lakes cattail-lined edge.  Fish lake has a boat launch and is fly fishing only with combustion engines prohibited.  Camping is available .3 miles away at the Long Lake Campground.

• Fish Lake Trail #2
• Long Lake Campground
• Long Lake Trail #5
• Midnight Ridge Trail #41
• Old Stage Trail #1
• San Poil River
• Swan Lake

  You can find Swan Lake in a beautiful setting of forested mountains. There is a primitive boat launch on the south end of the water. Visitors can enjoy fishing, camping, hiking and canoeing.

• Swan Lake Campground
• Swan Lake Trail #14
• Ten Mile Campground
• Ten Mile Trailhead

  Has a nice view over the San Poil Valley.  Connects to the Pacific Northwest Trail.

  Provides access to:

  • Ten Mile Trail #25

  Facilities

  • No picnic table
  • No fire pit
  • No drinking water
  • No toilet
  • No garbage disposal - Please pack it out
• Ten Mile Trail #25
• Thirteen Mile Trail #23
• Thirteen Mile Trailhead
• Sullivan Lake RD

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• Bunchgrass Lake
• Carl's Lake
• Crescent Lake
• Deception Lake
• East Sullivan Campground
• Edgewater Campground
• Lakeshore Trail #504
• Mill Pond Campground
• Nature Trail #509
• Nile Lake
• Noisy Creek Campground
• Noisy Creek Group Campground
• Pend Oreille River
• South Mill Pond Trail #550
• Sullivan Creek
• Sullivan Lake
• Sullivan Lake Group Campground
• West Sullivan Campground
• Three Rivers RD

  Three Rivers Ranger Distict

• Big Meadow Lake
• Big Meadow Lake Campground
• Canyon Creek Campground
• Davis Lake Campground
• Elbow Lake
• Emerald Lake
• Frater Lake
• Gillette Campground
• Gillette Lake Campground
• Heritage Lake
• Lake Ellen
• Lake Ellen East Campground
• Lake Ellen West Campground
• Lake Gillette Campground
• Lake Leo
• Lake Leo Campground
• Lake Thomas Campground
• Lamar Lake
• Little Twin Lakes Campground
• Pierre Lake Campground
• Renner Lake
• Sherman Creek
• Sherman Overlook Campground
• Trout Lake
• Trout Lake Campground