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Flodelle Creek Campground

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Flodelle Creek Campground is located near Colville, WA, surrounded by forested terrain and flowing water. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 30s in winter to the 80s in summer. Nearby attractions include the Colville National Forest and the Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge, offering opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation.

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Flodelle Creek Campground is located in Washington

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48.54526888 N
117.57241918 W

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Enjoy camping on government land. Limited or no services at this camping area.

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Andrea R.The Dyrt PRO User
Reviewed Aug. 27, 2019

Ranger Review: Wenzel Lightweight 2 person Hammock at Flodelle Creek

Ranger Review: Wenzel Lightweight Double Hammock at Flodelle Creek

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Flodelle Creek campground is a great gem off highway 20. It is a bit back there and super small. Only 5 campsites, it is free with a discover pass. I loved the privacy of this campground. Small creek runs by it, but I didnt get any pictures. You really feel out there. the Vault toilets are well maintained, better than expected. Equestrians are welcome, RVs, plenty of space. Very large sites as well. 

I was impressed. 

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https://wenzelco.com/lightweight-double-hammock/#write\_review

The Wenzel hammock is great for front country camping!!!  I love the material and design. It comes with some rope and clips to hang your hammock with, however I found them very short and was not able to use it at first.  I am also a larger girl and purchased this not for 2 people, but just myself. I'm kind of picky on what holds me up.  I was disappointed that Wenzel does not have accessories or extra straps available on their website to buy. Overall I love it for my back yard and for over night trips out camping with the family. I also love that it comes in its own pouch and the pouch can be used for my phone, book, suncreen etc. I did purchase additional straps and look forward to trying it again. I think it would be great for most people, unfortunately straight out of the box it just wasn't for me.

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Amy H.
Reviewed Jul. 9, 2018

Great DNR site

It's so beautiful in the trees, each site has good privacy from the others. You have to have a discover pass to stay here, but if you do it's free. Best camping near colville natl forest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Flodelle Creek Campground located in Washington?

Flodelle Creek Campground is located off Highway 20 in northeastern Washington, nestled in the Colville National Forest. This small, secluded campground is situated among beautiful trees with a small creek running nearby. Its forested setting provides a peaceful retreat in the wilderness of Washington state, making it an ideal spot for nature lovers seeking a quiet camping experience.

How far is Flodelle Creek Campground from Colville, WA?

Flodelle Creek Campground is located near Colville, WA, making it one of the closest natural camping options to the town. The campground is situated in the Colville National Forest region. While the exact mileage isn't specified, it's described as being accessible off Highway 20 and is considered one of the best camping options near Colville. Visitors should prepare for a short drive from town that takes them into a more secluded forest setting.

What amenities are available at Flodelle Creek Campground?

Flodelle Creek Campground offers a primitive camping experience with minimal amenities. The campground features 5 campsites with good privacy between sites due to the forest setting. A small creek runs through the area, providing a natural water feature. No drinking water or electrical hookups are available. This is a free campground, though visitors must display a Discover Pass to stay here. The natural surroundings and privacy between sites are the main attractions rather than developed facilities.

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