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Twin Lakes

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Twin Lakes near Davenport, WA, offers a camping experience surrounded by flat terrain with scattered trees and two nearby lakes. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 85°F in summer, providing varied conditions throughout the year. Campers can explore the nearby Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area and the Columbia River, both offering opportunities for outdoor activities.

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Location

Twin Lakes is located in Washington

Directions

From Highway 28, at Harrington turn west onto Coffeepot Road and travel about 12 miles, then turn right onto Highline Road. Watch for public land access signs. Drive 1.5 miles to the entrance on the right. Follow this access road for about 2 miles to reach the recreation site. Plan for a drive of one to two hours from Spokane.

Coordinates

47.52987269 N
118.50614918 W

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Access

Drive-In
Park next to your site

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WiFi
Poor
Verizon
Unknown
AT&T
Unknown
T-Mobile
Good

Site Types

Tent Sites

Features

For Campers

Toilets
Alcohol
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General Info

Drive Time

1 hr 38 min from Spokane
2 hrs 7 min from Coeur d'Alene
2 hrs 27 min from Kennewick
2 hrs 38 min from Wenatchee

Chandra B.

Guide

Reviewed May. 27, 2025

Twin Lakes

Great FREE camping near lakes, fishing. Vault toilets. Limited internet at top of road but none at lake side.

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Richard M.

Traveler

Reviewed May. 25, 2025

Remote fishing and wildlife location

This is a gorgeous camping area. A Washington Discover Pass is required. 14 day max stay. But once you drive down to the lake/camp sites there is ZERO cell reception. I’m camping at the top of the trail which has a few spots for those with RV’s. The road that leads down to the lake/camping area is steep and winding. I would not suggest anything over 25 foot length try to go down because you may not get back up. If you’re pulling a car or trailer you’ll want to be mindful. But many trucks pulling aluminum boats drive down to the boat launch that goes to the upper lake.

There is a second site about 22 minutes away (coffee pot recreation site) that is more accessible friendly for larger rigs and setups and a boat launch to the lower lake.

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Shiloh I.

Traveler

Reviewed Sep. 29, 2020

Labor Day 2020

We went camping here on Labor Day 2020, the campsite is fairly nice, although there is no shade. The pictures that are uploaded must be from a long time ago. The campsite ended up being full, so we camped on top of the ridge and rode mini bikes around the fields. Not many trails to drive on. Fairly good in fishing for smaller fish.