Standard Campgrounds

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Standard campsites can accomodate up to two vehicles and up to 10 people. Specific site details can be found in the individual campsite listings below. Reservations are required for all standard campsites and can be made via recreation.gov. Standard campsites can be reserved up to 6 months in advance. For specific campsite reservations, please use the links in the listings below or call [phone] for availability.

April 1 through November 30, all campgrounds can be reserved. December 1 through March 31, singular loops at Spring Canyon, Fort Spokane, and Kettle Falls are available for reservation. (Note: Cloverleaf Campground is only open May 1 through September 30.)

Additional Standard Campground Options:

• Keller Ferry Campground standard and group sites are managed through Lake Roosevelt Adventures. Reservations can be made online or by calling 1-800-816-2431. First come-first serve sites may be available day of.
• Camp Na-Bor-Lee is an interpretive and educational campground for large groups and families. Reservations can be made online or by calling 509-720-9544 or 509-294-9812.

 

 

Standard Camping Fees

Standard Camping Fees at the following campgrounds are below. Campsite are only available with a valid reservation through recreation.gov. All standard camping fees are half-price with an eligible America the Beautiful Senior (Annual or Lifetime), Golden Age, or Access Pass. Pass is only valid for one individual site.

• Evans, Kettle Falls, Gifford, Hunters, Fort Spokane, Porcupine Bay, and Spring Canyon: $30 per site per night
• North Gorge, Snag Cove, Kettle River, Kamloops Island, Marcus Island, Haag Cove, Cloverleaf, Hawk Creek, and Jones Bay: $23 per site per night

Additional camping can be found at concessionaire-operated campgrounds.

• Keller Ferry (Operated by Lake Roosevelt Adventures): $30 per site per night
• Camp Na-Bor-Lee: pricing is per person or per family

Most sites can accomodate up to 2 vehicles (for example a truck and a boat trailer or an RV and a car or two cars) and 10 people at each campsite.

 

Campgrounds (North to South)

Campground listings are visible when they have opened for the season.

NOTE: Campgrounds are reservation only through Recreation.gov. If cell phone coverage is available, you may be able to pay camping fees at the campground on recreation.gov if a camp site is available. Cell phone service can be spotty in some areas of the park. Check visitor reviews of specific campgrounds on recreaction.gov for carrier coverage and signal strength.

To check site availability at a specific campground, click on View Details to have the Recreation.gov page open in a small window below the campground information.

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