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Tiffany Springs Campground

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Within Okanogan National Forest, Tiffany Springs Campground serves as the trailhead for accessing Tiffany Lake via a roughly one-mile hike with minimal elevation gain. This US Forest Service facility provides basic amenities including pit toilets, picnic tables, and fire pits across a small number of sites. The drive requires navigating bumpy backroads from nearby communities, though four-wheel drive isn't necessary—airing down tires can improve the experience on rougher sections. Expect no cell service at this elevation. May visitors report chilly nighttime temperatures due to the altitude, though bug activity remains minimal during that period. The campground works well for hikers seeking lake access and those comfortable with remote conditions.

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Map & DirectionsTiffany Springs Campground is located in Washington near Conconully

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Directions

From   C o n c o n u l l y   take County Road #2017 southwest around   C o n c o n u l l y   Reservoir for approximately 3 miles to the junction with Forest Service Road #37. Travel Forest Service Road #37 for about 21 miles to the junction with Forest Service Road # 39. Turn right onto the Forest Service Road #39 and travel north 8 miles to the entrance of Tiffany Springs Campground on the left. Trailers are not recommended due to road conditions.

Coordinates

48.70050634 N
119.9533244 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
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Site Types

  • Tent Sites

Features

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  • Picnic Table
  • Toilets

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Reviewed Jun. 1, 2023

Small, remote, not much privacy, but not many people either

This is a small, free campground (with pit toilet), picnic tables and fire pits. It's a long drive on bumpy backroads to get here from Winthrop. Four wheel drive isn't necessary, but if you can air down your tires, you'll enjoy the drive much more.

The campground is a the trailhead for Tiffany Lake. I think it's about a mile hike to the lake, without much elevation change. The lake is very pretty and had a nice bench to sit on and eat my lunch.

No bugs in May, but also pretty chilly at night because of the high altitude.

Definitely no cell signal out here!

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Tiffany Springs Campground located and how do I get there?

Tiffany Springs Campground is located in the backcountry near Winthrop, Washington. Getting there requires a long drive on bumpy backroads from Winthrop. While four-wheel drive isn't necessary to reach the campground, the road conditions can be challenging. If possible, airing down your tires will make the journey more comfortable. Be prepared for remote travel conditions and allow plenty of time to navigate the rugged access road. The campground serves as a trailhead for Tiffany Springs hiking trails in the area.

What activities can I do near Tiffany Springs Campground?

Tiffany Springs Campground serves as a trailhead, making hiking one of the primary activities available. The area offers excellent opportunities for backcountry exploration, nature photography, and wildlife viewing in a secluded wilderness setting. Stargazing is exceptional due to minimal light pollution in this remote location. The surrounding landscape provides scenic vistas for day hikes. For those interested in fishing, nearby mountain streams and lakes may offer opportunities depending on the season. The peaceful environment is also perfect for bird watching and enjoying the natural solitude of the mountains.

What amenities are available at Tiffany Springs Campground?

Tiffany Springs Campground offers basic amenities suitable for rustic camping. The facilities include pit toilets, picnic tables, and fire pits. This is a small, primitive campground without running water, electricity, or other modern conveniences. Campers should come fully prepared with all necessary supplies including drinking water, food, and camping gear. The simple setup makes it ideal for those seeking a more authentic backcountry camping experience.

Do I need reservations for Tiffany Springs Campground?

Reservations are not required at Tiffany Springs Campground as it operates on a first-come, first-served basis. This is a free campground with no fee to stay overnight. Due to its remote location and the challenging drive to reach it, the campground typically doesn't fill up as quickly as more accessible locations. However, during peak summer weekends, arriving early is recommended to secure a spot. Always have a backup plan in case the campground is full when you arrive.

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