Pioneer Park

Great park with wooded, nicely spaced sites. No full hookups, but clean pit toilets and helpful camp hosts. Very informative Native American trail and a short walk to the river

Pros: -Paved road easy access

• no problem with our 40 ft of truck & trailer -Good access to broad, slow moving river for swimming.
• Decent privacy Cons:
• less than a dozen sites for bigger rigs. Not all sites are level
• A little road noise -standard issue (clean) pit lavs

I love the Colville National Forest and enjoy discovering different campgrounds within it.

I like to camp at Pioneer Park when I am in Newport visiting family and will always choose campsite 14! It is the best out of all the campsites there, very private, incredibly spacious, and with a nice trail to the water. I only tent camp so I don't know how accommodating it is for an RV, however.

Great little campground. Host was present and allowed for small fires in the fire rings, even though there was a red flag warning. Mama deer and two fawns visited our site. River is nearby with a rocky beach but nice. We even saw a bald eagle. Bathrooms were very clean and drinking water is available.

Beautiful little campground. Quiet during week but quite busy on weekend. Sites are huge and well spaced. Very convenient to Newport and sad point only 1/2 hr away. River access from campground. Beautiful quiet area. Firewood for sale at campground but cheaper down the road. Many outdoor recreation opportunities.

Cell phone signal is great for Verizon. The campsite is really well maintained the host is very present and helpful. The small beach next the river is a great place to relax and cool off. The spots are well spread out with enough cover to keep cool in the summer.

Busy place in the summer. Well used campground with sites close together. The beach is good but not great. All the spaces are paved.

Nice small dry camping campground with spacious sites. Several vault toilets on site that were very clean. Campground right on the river. Nice camp host! Sites large enough to accommodate our 31 foot Toy Hauler.

We chose to try out this park for the long Memorial weekend. The river had some significant flooding that made for ridiculous amounts of mosquitoes. The campground itself was smaller with only 17 sites, but it was very woodsy! The boat launch area was nice and the beach area looked promising. Besides the torture of the never ending mosquito bites this would have been a nice location. We, along with numerous other campers, didn’t make it thru the whole weekend sadly. Those mosquitoes won this round, but we will be back.

Pioneer Park was not where we made our reservations but the original campground closed to to fallen trees in a wind storm. So, they moved us here and it wasn't too bad. It didn't seem like a busy campground and the hosts were friendly. The sites were pretty private and there were vault bathrooms. What more could you ask for, right? It was a nice central location. We went to Silverwood one day and explored the area the others. The campground had access to a river that was fit for swimming. There was a waterfall near by, a grotto, and some caverns with a trail that took you to Canada. Overall it was a good experience.