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More Info Official Website Lone Fir Resort

16806 Lewis River Road, Cougar
360-238-5210

Located in the footsteps of Mt. St. Helens you will find a friendly family style motel and RV park in the town of Cougar WA. Perfect base camp to discover the Pacific Northwest. Visit Mount St. Helen's nature trails, waterfalls, swim, golf nearby, Boat, fly fish.

More Info Atkisson Group Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

Paved road to the camp. In the winter it is a snow park. It has a small shelter and toilet. Two large paved parking lots with lots of room for RVs. Flat terrain for hiking or biking.

More Info Beaver Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

The closest campground north from Stevenson, WA, in the Columbia River Gorge. Located next to Wind River, this popular campground is shady, with paved sites and a large grassy day use area. Easy RV parking.

More Info Beaver Group Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

The closest group campground north from Stevenson, WA, in the Columbia River Gorge. Located next to Wind River, this popular campground is shady, with paved sites and a large grassy day use area. Easy RV parking.

More Info Cold Spring Indian Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

This camp area has undifined campsites. This is a traditional Native American camp area. All are welcome but berry picking is reserved for Native Americans. All may pick on the west side on Road 24.

More Info Cougar RV Park & Campground

16730 LEWIS RIVER ROAD, COUGAR
360-238-5224

Cougar RV Park is a full service campground with complete RV hookups including sewer and power. We offer fifty and thirty amp plugs for our RV sites. We have fresh, clean well water that you won't find better anywhere on earth. We have flushable toilets and shower facilities for our tent campers...

More Info Crest Horse Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

This camp has three campsites, a loading ramp, and a toilet. Campgrounds and roads are unimproved. There is no loop road thru the camp, so one rig can back in, others would have to park on the road. The Pacific Crest Trail (2000) is accessible from this camp.

More Info Cultus Creek Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

Popular camping during the fall huckleberry season. The rest of the year, use is light. At least seven miles of gravel road to campground. Graveled, level sites. Easy RV parking. Nice trees on gentle terrain. Indian Heaven wilderness trails start from the campground.

More Info Falls Creek Horse Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

This camp includes a loading ramp and 6 camp units. Campgrounds and roads are unimproved. Tight turning and small campsites. Trails accessible from this camp include 157, 159, 171, 171A, and 2000 (Pacific Crest Trail).

More Info Forlorn Lakes Campground

2455 Hwy 141, Trout Lake
509-395-3400

Forlorn Lakes camping area - A series of small, camping areas near small, isolated, picturesque lakes. Each of the larger lakes has a few well defined campsites. Please use these and do not try to camp where there is no site. Very popular, the camping spots fill early in the week. Dirt and gravel ro...

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