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Rogers Bar

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Rogers Bar is located in the Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area near the Columbia River. The terrain consists of forested areas and open spaces, providing a mix of natural settings for campers. Temperatures range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during winter to highs in the 80s during summer, and nearby attractions include the Grand Coulee Dam and various hiking trails.

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Rogers Bar is located in Washington

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48.08368571 N
118.25148655 W

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3 hrs 19 min from Spokane
3 hrs 40 min from Coeur d'Alene
4 hrs 8 min from Wenatchee
5 hrs 3 min from Lewiston

Terrie M.

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Reviewed Oct. 27, 2020

Roughing it!

If you want true primitive camping, this is it. There is a vault toilet but that is it. There is no water so bring your own. The areas are spacious and cleared out under the trees and there is plenty of beach to explore and the water is cool & clear to play in! Be sure to bring a boat of some kind to enjoy water sports but be careful if in a kayak or canoe as the main channel is popular with skiers and tubers. You do need to use the Gifford Ferry if you want to come up on the east side of the river but there is a road as far down as Fort Spokane area (a bit longer of a drive from Spokane) but this avoids the Ferry.

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