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Nunnally Lake

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Managed by Washington State Parks, Nunnally Lake sits in open, exposed terrain with no tree cover, which makes shade scarce during warmer months. The lake draws anglers, though carrying a boat in is required. Sites have room for RVs, but tent campers should know the ground is gravel. The toilet is clean and maintained. Noise from an off-road vehicle area across the road carries during the day, though it tends to diminish at night. Lenice Lake - Washington DNR lies a few miles east for those wanting a comparable lake-access option. Spring visits offer cooler temperatures that offset the lack of shade.

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Map & DirectionsNunnally Lake is located in Washington near Beverly

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46.83885619 N
119.90547736 W

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1 hr 2 min from Wenatchee, WA
1 hr 5 min from Yakima, WA
1 hr 10 min from Kennewick, WA
1 hr 50 min from Walla Walla, WA

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Reviewed Mar. 26, 2021

Pretty okay for an overnight rest

Short jaunt to the lake which is a popular fishing spot for those willing to carry a boat. Ample room for RVs; no tent camping unless you like sleeping on gravel. Toilet is clean and maintained. Some noise from the off-road vehicle recreation area across the road, but quieter at night. No tree cover for shade but I visited in the springtime and the weather was pleasantly cool.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Nunnally Lake near Beverly Dunes camping and can I fish there?

Yes, Nunnally Lake is located very close to Beverly Dunes camping area - they're essentially across the road from each other. Nunnally Lake is a popular fishing spot known for good catches. The lake requires a short walk from the camping area, and you'll need to carry your boat if you plan to go out on the water as there's no boat launch. Fishing licenses are required in accordance with Washington state regulations.

Where is Beverly Dunes camping located and how do I get there?

Beverly Dunes camping area is located in central Washington, near Vantage. The camping area is adjacent to an off-road vehicle recreation area and sits across from Nunnally Lake. Access is via well-maintained roads suitable for most vehicles. Look for signage directing you to the Beverly Dunes Recreation Area. The location offers convenient access for those exploring the Columbia Basin region.

What are the rules and permits required for Beverly Dunes camping?

Beverly Dunes requires a Discover Pass for vehicle access to the recreation area. If using the off-road vehicle area, an ORV permit is necessary. Standard quiet hours apply, particularly important as some noise from the ORV area can be heard during the day. Fishing at nearby Nunnally Lake requires a valid Washington fishing license. Pack-in, pack-out rules are in effect, and campers should follow Leave No Trace principles. For current fee and permit information, check with Washington State Parks or the Department of Natural Resources.

What amenities are available at Beverly Dunes camping area?

Beverly Dunes camping area offers basic amenities including clean, maintained toilet facilities. The site features ample room for RVs with gravel parking/camping areas. There are no designated tent sites unless you're comfortable setting up on gravel. No hookups are available. The nearby Nunnally Lake provides fishing opportunities, and the adjacent off-road vehicle recreation area offers activities for ORV enthusiasts. No water or electrical hookups are provided, so campers should arrive prepared.

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