16 campgrounds with availability next weekend
The Colville area has over 111 RV campgrounds ranging from full-hookup RV parks to smaller campsites with complete water, sewer, and electrical connections. North Lake RV Park & Campground in Kettle Falls provides year-round access with full hookups and big-rig friendly sites, while Kettle Falls RV Park & Storage maintains 62 sites with both 30 and 50 amp electrical service. Upper Columbia RV Park and Campground, located north of Colville, features full hookup sites with 50 amp service, drinking water, and accommodates larger motorhomes with its big-rig friendly design. The Wilds RV Campsite, though smaller with just two sites, offers complete hookups including water, sewer, and both 30/50 amp electrical connections. "The sites are spacious and well separated," noted one RV camper at Edgewater Campground, highlighting the generous spacing that allows comfortable setup for larger rigs.
Seasonal availability varies across the region's RV parks, with some like Jump Off Joe Lake Resort operating from April through October, while others such as Columbia Point Resort remain open year-round. Most campgrounds are pet-friendly, though specific restrictions may apply. Cell service can be inconsistent in this mountainous region - one reviewer mentioned having "2-3 bars on Verizon" at Kettle River Campground, sufficient for basic connectivity. Dump stations are available at select locations including Colville Fairgrounds RV Park and RV Park At Chewelah Golf & Country Club, though not all parks offer this service on-site. Propane delivery service is provided at some higher-end facilities, with one guest noting, "They have a propane delivery service so you can get your tanks filled without having to get out of your slippers." Advance reservations are recommended during summer months when fishing and outdoor recreation draw significant RV traffic to the area.
from $45 - $75 / night
"Super rustic, tons of things for kids to get into, water was clean, power was solid. Heads up, your cell coverage will be spotty here. (Bring a book). :)"
"This place has showers and bathrooms which were great after a day floating on the river which is just a short drive away. Great tent camping with group camping available."
from $45 / night
"Only reason we give it four stars is they are letting the only trees they have for shade die and they are creating a mess. No shade without them. Grounds are largely in disarray."
"This is peaceful, especially during mid week. The golf course is beautiful and the area has backroads to all kinds of little towns with good burger joints. Kayaking very close."
"Nice spots, wide, easy to back in (30ft). Free fresh eggs from their chicken, fresh onions from the garden and more. Never felt so welcomed like here."
from $55 - $80 / night
"The beach was nice and the lake is perfect for swimming or paddle boarding/kayaking. The campsites are pretty close together but they have full hookups."
"The lake is small and warm. There is great fishing. The staff are all super sweet. There is plenty of shade. The spots are a bit close together unless you have a large group."
"Large sites with full hookups. Clean facilities and large lodge for group gatherings."
"Pros: beautiful location, paved sites are awesome, sites are large, price is pretty cheap, fires allowed, beautiful club house, very friendly camp hosts. Mostly quiet location."
"There are 21 sites available, each with full hook-ups. Check out the Ti-Pi's too! Book your stay today and leave them some love."
Available next weekend
from $36 - $85 / night
RangerNice little RV spot. Half of the park is closed for new electrical work. We are a little close together, but it works out fine. This is a Thousand Trails/KOA combined park with a little store and nice staff. Hot Tub and Pool at the clubhouse. Small Lake for fishing and paddle boats.
GuideWe just stayed here for one night on our way to Glacier National Park. The campground is pretty and the 11 sites are all well spaced giving you plenty of room. Showers don't have great water pressure, but they're free for campers. Bathrooms are clean. I highly recommend this campground! Site 9 is the best (you can see the lake from this site), but you really can't go wrong with any of the other sites. I wouldn't recommend Site 11 as it's right near the parking lot.
ScoutWonderful pool hot tub. Hot tub open in winter.
ScoutGreat, clean, and peaceful. Perfect spot for an outdoor weekend getaway with the family. Highly recommend!
ScoutGreat visuals. The views are fantastic. Great dock and put in for kayaks and boats. But the road noise gets to me after awhile.
GuideSmall campground but well maintained! We rode e-bikes to the local restaurant, marina and general store. Beautiful area!
ScoutWe really liked this little campground! The beach was nice and the lake is perfect for swimming or paddle boarding/kayaking. The campsites are pretty close together but they have full hookups. You spend most of the day on the lake anyway so it wasn’t a big deal. We loved that it was close to home and an easy drive. We don’t have kids but it was a very kid friendly place. We have dogs and they loved the paddle board ride around the lake. We will definitely come back next summer!
LegendReeder Bay is my favorite spot on Priest Lake. Getting a campsite here in July is usually next to impossible, but I set up a Dyrt Alert and managed to snag a waterfront site for my tent the second someone canceled.
Love:
-Prime Location: Road traffic noise is a non-issue; it’s tucked away and quiet in terms of cars. Plus, there's a beach walk right from camp that leads over to the neighboring resort.
-Facilities: The bathrooms were surprisingly clean and feature actual flush toilets!
-Convenience: Firewood is available right on-site for $8 a bundle (bring cash!)
Downside:
-Generator Hub: Even though there are no hookups or potable water, about 90% of the campground was filled with oversized RVs. Because of this, you’ll hear generators running almost nonstop, which takes away a bit from the peaceful wilderness vibe if you're tent camping.
TravelerWe booked this site as a place to hold church summer camp for the youth and loved it! It is a double site and we were able to have 12 tents up, single- to 2-man size, and a large tent for leaders. It looked like a cute little pop up village, and everyone was able to find a comfortable spot with a good radius of space between tents! This location was right across from bathrooms and bear trash cans, with a potable water spigot just around the bend. Quick access to the lake, too! It was easy for us to bring kayaks from the dock over to the beach, which had good seating areas and a nice floating dock out just a little ways. There was plenty of room for kitchen set up, and all the extras we wanted like a changing tent, a camp shower, a couple large folding tables for crafts - and all this without crowding the picnic tables around the fire pit or the girls’ individual tents! There are some good hiking trails around the site, a nice little outdoor amphitheater back behind another campsite, and about three parking spots right by each site. This location is a little set back from the highway, but close enough that you still catch a bit of the noise pollution from traffic. You also run into quite a few people while there, though the campsite we had felt spacious and private. Those were the only things I wish were slightly different, just hoping for a more secluded experience. I LOVED that there is no cell service, and you can spend the whole day out on the water kayaking through the chains of lakes, either over to Sherry or Thomas and around.
RV parks near Colville, Washington offer camping options within the rugged northeastern section of the state at elevations between 1,500 and 2,000 feet. Located in the Colville National Forest region, these campgrounds provide access to multiple lakes and rivers while experiencing seasonal temperature variations that can exceed 90°F in summer months and drop below freezing during winter.
Fishing access: Jump Off Joe Lake Resort features warm lake waters ideal for fishing, with one visitor noting, "There is great fishing. The staff are all super sweet. There is plenty of shade." The resort operates seasonally from April 1 to October 31.
Golfing opportunities: RV Park At Chewelah Golf & Country Club combines camping with golf access. As one reviewer explained, "This is a great spot for golfers as well as non golfers. Note the club has pickle ball courts for free use! Great little restaurant and bar on site too with very cheap drinks ($9 Moscow mule!)."
Water recreation: North Lake RV Park & Campground provides water-based activities during summer months. A camper reported, "Weather was great for hanging out in the lake all day swimming and kayaking. We got 2 sites side by side for our camping partners. Nice grassy area for group activities."
Natural surroundings: Eagle's Landing RV Resort offers riverfront sites in a natural setting. A camper mentioned, "Beautiful location, paved sites are awesome, sites are large, price is pretty cheap, fires allowed, beautiful club house, very friendly camp hosts. Mostly quiet location."
Peaceful atmosphere: Upper Columbia RV Park and Campground receives praise for its community feel. One visitor shared, "We had a great experience here. The owner Ralph is very affable and helped us get to our site the first night as well as drove my car back for me from the canoe launch site."
Swimming areas: Families appreciate the designated swimming locations at local campgrounds. A repeat visitor to Jump Off Joe Lake noted, "Swimming with floating dock, and playground area," while another mentioned, "The lake is small and warm."
Cell service limitations: Connectivity varies throughout Colville area RV parks. One camper at North Lake RV Park advised, "Heads up, your cell coverage will be spotty here. (Bring a book). :)"
Site spacing differences: Campgrounds vary in site layout and privacy. At Jump Off Joe Lake Resort, one visitor observed, "The spots are a bit close together unless you have a large group," while North Lake RV Park received praise for spacious sites.
Additional fees: Some campgrounds charge beyond base rates. A family staying at Jump Off Joe Lake Resort noted, "They charge extra for the 2 dogs and then the extra kid to since our family is 2 adults and 3 kids and 2 dogs. camp sites are priced on a 4-person base."
Playground availability: Select campgrounds offer dedicated children's facilities. North Lake RV Park provides "tons of things for kids to get into," according to one reviewer who rated it "the best RV park I have stayed at in washington."
Activity options: Columbia Point Resort serves as a convenient base for exploring. One visitor noted, "We appreciated the cleanliness and location as a springboard for our Roosevelt adventures."
Seasonal considerations: Plan family visits during optimal weather periods. A camper at Jump Off Joe Lake shared, "We spent 3 nights here last week with our family and everyone had a great time," indicating summer's popularity for family camping.
Rig size accommodation: Most Colville RV parks specify their ability to handle larger vehicles. One camper at North Lake RV Park reported, "We had no problem getting around in our 50 ft rig," confirming its big-rig friendly status.
Hookup positioning: Eagles Landing RV Resort received this practical feedback: "Hookups are on the wrong side at most of the sites," highlighting an important consideration for RVers planning their setup.
Bathroom facilities: RV parks vary in their shower and restroom quality. One visitor to Eagles Landing noted, "The bathrooms were beautiful and so clean," while others mentioned limited facilities at smaller parks.
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