Green River access for those looking to float section "A".

This campground is located on the northwestern shore of East Fork Reservoir. The reservoir covers 500 acres with timbered hillsides all around. At the far end of the reservoir, you may access the Anaconda Pintler Wilderness. At an elevation of 6,500 feet, Spillway Campground encompasses 3 acres. It is a developed Forest Service campground with 13 campsites in lodgepole timber. Some sites are along the shore and some…

Spillway Campground is set among the ponderosa pine, oak and Douglas fir. Woods Canyon Lake offers boating (electric trolling motors only) and fishing opportunities. Woods Canyon Lake loop trail passes adjacent to the campground. Tents, trailers and small motorhomes up to 16 feet are allowed.

The Spillway Campground is a small campground with 3 campsites along Anderson Ranch Reservoir.  The reservoir is a popular destination for fishing, boating, waterskiing and riding personal watercraft.  There is excellent fishing in the reservoir for smallmouth bass and kokanee. Also try your luck at fly fishing just below the dam for a trout! Rafting access is at Reclamation Village, just south of the…

Spillway Campground is 10 miles southwest of Lake George in Eleven Mile Canyon. It has 23 campsites with parking spurs 20-45 feet and a maximum trailer length of 25 feet. Facilities include toilets, tables, water and fire rings.

Located at Wishon Reservoir Dam. Area provides parking, restrooms and access to the lake. Provides good access for fishing on Wishon Reservoir

Spillway Group Campground is set among tall ponderosa pine, oak and Douglas fir overlooking scenic Woods Canyon Lake.  Woods Canyon Lake offers boating (electric trolling motors only) and fishing opportunities. A scenic loop trail circles the lake. Tents, trailers and small motorhomes up to 16 foot are allowed. Woods Canyon Lake Store and Marina is within walking distance and offers groceries as…

Spinreel Boat Ramp is located in the Spinreel Day Use.

Spinreel Campground is an off-road vehicle rider's dream, located in the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area along Tenmile Creek in Coos County with prime access to the expansive off-road trails along the sandy dunes. Drinking water, flush toilets, campfire rings, a picnic area and boat ramp are available for campers. The ramp is designed for small boats entering Tenmile Creek. There are no electric hookups or…

Located 12 miles north of North Bend, OR, Spinreel OHV Staging Area provides paved parking and off-highway vehicle staging for those wishing to access the beach via Ten Mile OHV Trail and open riding opportunities in the Spinreel dunes and beyond. 

Spinreel Sand Camp sites are located directly on the sand in the heart of the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area. Access to campsites is only by 4x4 vehicles via soft sand routes. Individual sites are identified by numbered posts. Each site accommodates up to five vehicles and 20 campers for tent camping. Spinreel OHV Staging Area is the access point for the sand camping sites #58 to 73.…

Predominantly used by off-highway vehicle (OHV) enthusiasts, this is the Oregon Dunes' largest and most diverse riding area. South of Horsfall Beach Road, areas are open only to horse back riding and hiking. Horsfall Beach Road leads to both motorized and non-motorized opportunities.  At the road’s end, beach viewing and access are available.…

A campground in the Gallatin canyon on Bozeman District.       Camp sites: 17 Accessible Facilities: Toilet Trash Pickup: Yes Firewood: $8.00 / bundle Reservations:http://www.recreation.gov1-877-444-6777 Information:Rocky Mountain Recreation Company (661) 702…

A campground in the Gallatin canyon on the Bozeman District.        Recreation:http://www.recreation.gov1-877-444-6777  

This trailhead provides access to: Spirit Lake Trail #3584 Waldo Meadows Trail #3591 See Trail pages for more information.

Located in the Ashley National Forest, Spirit Lake Campground offers a peaceful and scenic retreat at an elevation of approximately 10,170 feet. Surrounded by towering conifer trees, the campground provides a rustic and natural camping experience beside the picturesque Spirit Lake.

Looking for a quiet campground tucked back into a hollow near Tellico River? Try this campground offering 16 sites.

Splash Dam Interpretive Site is one of many interpretive sites on the forest. Splash Dams: The structure before you is known as a “splash dam” (also referred to as “surge”, or “flash” dams), part of an old transportation system for the movement of logs and railroad ties from the forest to sawmills in the valley.  

A trail open in lower elevations only.

Located adjacent to Deep Creek in the Lake Arrowhead area. Splinters Cabin is an excellent starting point to visit Deep Creek in the Lake Arrowhead area.  The world renown Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) is a short walk from the parking lot, and the PCT traveling north from Splinter's follows Deep Creek for 14 miles. Deep Creek is a popular native trout fishery and swimming is another favorite visitor activity…

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Stop at the Split Creek Trailhead and take a break from your drive on the Northwest Passage Scenic Byway and enjoy a picnic while taking in views of the Lochsa River. The Split Creek Trailhead and river access area is located off US Highway 12 at milepost 112 on the Lochsa River—actually; one can hardly miss it due to the gorgeous wooden pack bridge spanning the Lochsa River which provides access to the 1.34 million…

Spool Cart Campground is nestled in the forest on the banks of the Grande Ronde River. This is a developed campground with paved roads and accessible toilets. Historically, trains stopped here and left spools of cable; for loggers to transport to work sites using carts.

Provides access to: Spoon Creek Falls Trail #885 Small roadside parking area. Potable water and flush toilets are available at nearby Coho Campground when open during the summer season. 

Photo credit: Paul Finke Set back into a hillside and surrounded by an explosion of rhododendron, Spoonauger Falls runs down a stepped rock face in a broad sheet. The 50-foot high waterfall is among the more popular in this area of the Chattooga River Watershed, in part due to the easy 20-minute hike. Like its cousin, King Creek Falls, this waterfall is picturesque, especially in the summer when foliage is leafed…

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  Sportsman’s Pond is 4.4-acre shallow pond in the Tacoma Creek drainage. It is home to a myriad of immersed and various sized aquatic invertebrates known as “moss animals”. The pond covers 4.5 acres. Sportsman's Pond is a gravity dam.  History: The pond was built in 1954 for rearing trout, but there are currently no fish in this…

Spot Mountain Trailhead has parking suitable for a few cars. It accesses Trail #3 to Spot Mountain Lookout. There are no facilities.

This is a fee campground for $13 per night/$5 per extra vehicle (no fee  9/30 - 5/15) located 55 miles south of the town of Hungry Horse on the gravel East Side Reservoir Road #38. The campground is located at an elevation of 3,800 feet and is maintained from May 15 through September 30. Spotted Bear Campground is situated next to the Spotted Bear and South Fork Flathead Rivers just off the East Side…

The Spotted Bear Ranger Station is located 55 miles south of the town of Hungry Horse on the gravel East Side Reservoir Road #38. The Ranger Station is located at an elevation of 3,734 feet and is open from May 15 through November 30. Spotted Bear Day Use Area is situated next to the Spotted Bear and South Fork Flathead Rivers just off the East Side Reservoir Road #38. The parking area is set back from the road. The…