Rock Lakes Campground

Rock Lake Campground is located on Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land in Washington. It sits near Rock Lakes and features a trail that leads from the campground down to the water. The trail is somewhat steep, so proper footwear is recommended when accessing the lakes. The campground is set in a natural setting with typical Pacific Northwest terrain and vegetation.

Rock Lake Campground offers basic amenities including newly refreshed fire rings, gravel sites, and most campsites have new picnic tables. The campground contains 7 campsites total, suitable for tent camping and very small trailers like teardrops. There are no hookups or RV facilities available. The campground has been recently maintained but remains a rustic experience with minimal amenities, typical of DNR land camping.

The best fishing spots at Rock Lake can be accessed via the trail leading down from the campground to the lakes. While the trail is steep and requires appropriate footwear, it provides access to the fishing areas. For the best experience, explore different shoreline areas around the lakes. Since insect activity is reported to be minimal during certain periods, this can make for comfortable fishing conditions. Contact the local Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife for specific fishing regulations, seasons, and stocking information.

No permit is required to camp at Rock Lake Campground as it is free camping on DNR (Department of Natural Resources) land. There is no fee to stay at any of the 7 available campsites. However, it's always good practice to check current regulations with the Washington DNR before your trip as policies can change. While no camping permit is needed, remember that fishing licenses may be required separately if you plan to fish in the lakes.