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Little Pend Oreille Forest Washington (WA) RV Rentals

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Introduction

Little Pend Oreille Forest, located in northeastern Washington, is a hidden gem for RV camping enthusiasts. With its rich history, cultural significance, and unique natural features, it’s no wonder why it’s a popular destination for RV renters.

The forest has a rich history that dates back to the early 1900s when it was established as a national forest. It was later transferred to the Washington Department of Natural Resources, which manages it to this day. The forest is named after the Little Pend Oreille River, which flows through it, and the name “Pend Oreille” is derived from the French words “pend d’oreille,” meaning “hanging ear.”

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Transportation

  • Driving/Transportation

When it comes to transportation options private vehicles are the most convenient way to access Little Pend Oreille Forest. The forest has several entrances and visitors can access them via paved roads. However RV renters should be aware that there are restrictions on rig sizes and it’s essential to check with the park beforehand to ensure that their RV is allowed. Additionally there are no public transportation options available so visitors must have their own transportation to get to and around the park.

  • Parking area

RV parking is available in designated areas throughout the forest. Overnight parking is restricted to these campsites and it’s recommended to explore the park using alternative transportation methods. RV camping offers a comfortable base for outdoor adventures in the forest.

  • Public Transportation

Public transportation options in the forest include shuttle buses and walking paths. Visitors can take advantage of these eco-friendly options to navigate the area and enjoy its natural beauty. Shuttle bus schedules and trail maps are available at park offices and visitor centers.

Top Campsites in Little Pend Oreille Forest

  • Reservations camping

The most popular reservation-based campsites near Little Pend Oreille Forest are

Spring Canyon Campground

Located in the Colville National Forest this campground is a favorite among campers due to its close proximity to the Little Pend Oreille Forest. It has 26 sites which are open from May to October. The campground offers a range of activities such as hiking fishing and wildlife viewing. It also provides amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are welcome and RVs up to 32 feet are permitted.

Deer Lake Campground

This campground situated in the beautiful Bitterroot Mountains is another top pick for campers visiting the Little Pend Oreille Forest. It features 23 sites which are open from May to September. Visitors can enjoy activities like boating swimming and fishing in the lake. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and flush toilets. Pets are allowed and RVs up to 30 feet can be accommodated.

Sullivan Lake Campground

Nestled in the scenic Selkirk Mountains this campground is a great choice for campers looking to explore the Little Pend Oreille Forest. It has 27 sites which are open from May to September. Campers can enjoy activities like hiking fishing and swimming in the lake. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are welcome and RVs up to 28 feet are permitted.

Flower Creek Campground

This campground located in the Colville National Forest is a hit among campers due to its stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It has 18 sites which are open from May to October. Visitors can enjoy activities like hiking fishing and wildlife viewing. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are allowed and RVs up to 30 feet can be accommodated.

  • First-come first-served

The first-come-first-served campsites in Little Pend Oreille Forest are

Salmo Campground

This campground has 11 sites which are available on a first-come-first-served basis from May to September. It can accommodate RVs up to 25 feet. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are welcome.

Twin Lakes Campground

This campground has 7 sites which are available on a first-come-first-served basis from May to September. It can accommodate RVs up to 20 feet. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are allowed.

Cee Cee Ah Creek Campground

This campground has 10 sites which are available on a first-come-first-served basis from May to September. It can accommodate RVs up to 25 feet. The campground offers amenities like picnic tables fire rings and vault toilets. Pets are welcome.

  • Alternate camping

Alternative camping options near Little Pend Oreille Forest include

Private Campgrounds

There are several private campgrounds near Little Pend Oreille Forest that offer amenities like full hookups showers and laundry facilities. Some popular options include the Pend Oreille River RV Resort and the Diamond Lake Resort.

Backcountry Camping

For a more rustic camping experience campers can try backcountry camping in the nearby Colville National Forest. Backcountry camping is allowed in most areas of the forest as long as campers follow Leave No Trace principles. Campers will need to obtain a free backcountry camping permit from the forest service.

  • General activities

The Pacific Northwest is a haven for RV campers who love the great outdoors and Little Pend Oreille Forest is no exception. This beautiful forest offers a variety of recreational activities that attract outdoorsy RV campers from all over the country. Here are some of the most popular activities

Hiking

Little Pend Oreille Forest boasts over 25 miles of hiking trails that wind through dense forests open meadows and along babbling streams. The trails range from easy to strenuous so there’s something for everyone. The Salmo-Priest Loop Trail is a favorite among hikers offering stunning views of the Selkirk Mountains.

Location

Trailheads are located throughout the forest with the Salmo-Priest Loop Trailhead located near the Sullivan Lake Campground.

Biking

The forest’s extensive network of gravel roads and single-track trails provides ample opportunities for mountain biking. The Pend Oreille Pedalers Association maintains many of the trails ensuring they are in top condition.

Location

The Pend Oreille Valley Trail is a popular choice offering 35 miles of scenic biking.

Fishing

The forest is home to over 50 lakes and streams making it a paradise for anglers. Rainbow trout bass and perch are plentiful and the forest’s secluded lakes offer a peaceful setting for a day of fishing.

Location

Sullivan Lake is one of the most popular fishing spots with ample boat launches and fishing docks.

Cycling

For those who prefer road cycling the forest’s scenic byways offer stunning views and challenging hills. The Little Pend Oreille Scenic Byway is a favorite among cyclists with its winding roads and breathtaking vistas.

Location

The Little Pend Oreille Scenic Byway runs through the forest with many opportunities to stop and take in the views.

Wildlife Watching

Little Pend Oreille Forest is home to a variety of wildlife including deer elk moose and black bears. Visitors can often spot these animals along the forest’s many trails and roads.

Location

The Salmo-Priest Wilderness Area is a prime spot for wildlife watching with its dense forests and secluded meadows.

  • Alternative activities

For those who prefer a more relaxed pace Little Pend Oreille Forest offers a variety of alternative activities that are perfect for RV campers. Here are some of the most popular

Sightseeing

The forest’s scenic byways offer stunning views of the surrounding mountains forests and lakes. Visitors can take a leisurely drive through the forest stopping at one of the many overlooks to take in the views.

Location

The Little Pend Oreille Scenic Byway is a must-see with its winding roads and breathtaking vistas.

Nature Watching

The forest is home to a variety of birds including eagles ospreys and herons. Visitors can take a guided birdwatching tour or simply sit and observe the birds from one of the many picnic areas.

Location

The Twinflower Nature Trail is a popular spot for birdwatching with its easy trails and abundant wildlife.

Instagram-Worthy Photo Opportunities

The forest’s natural beauty provides ample opportunities for stunning photos. Visitors can capture the sunset over one of the many lakes or snap a shot of the forest’s towering trees.

Location

The Calispell Lake Campground offers beautiful views of the lake and surrounding mountains.

Picnicking

The forest’s many picnic areas offer a peaceful setting for a lunch or snack. Visitors can enjoy the fresh air and beautiful scenery while dining al fresco.

Location

The Sullivan Lake Picnic Area is a popular spot with its scenic views and ample picnic tables.

Berry Picking

In the summer months the forest’s many berry bushes offer a delicious treat for visitors. Huckleberries raspberries and blackberries can be found throughout the forest.

Location

The Calispell Lake Trail is a popular spot for berry picking with its many berry bushes and easy trails.

Season-specific experiences in Little Pend Oreille Forest

  • Spring activities

When the snow melts and the flowers start to bloom Little Pend Oreille Forest becomes a haven for RV campers looking to enjoy the great outdoors. Here are five recreational activities and landmarks that attract visitors during the spring

Hiking the Salmo-Priest Wilderness

This 42 340-acre wilderness area is home to some of the most stunning landscapes in the region. Hikers can explore miles of trails that wind through ancient forests alpine meadows and rugged peaks. The trailhead for the Salmo-Priest Wilderness is located near the town of Metaline Falls Washington.

  • Summer activities

Fishing at Sullivan Lake

Sullivan Lake is a popular destination for anglers looking to catch rainbow trout kokanee and smallmouth bass. The lake is located in the heart of the forest and is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. There are several RV campsites located near the lake making it easy to spend a few days fishing and enjoying the great outdoors.

  • Fall activities

Visiting the Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge

This 40 000-acre refuge is home to a diverse array of wildlife including elk moose and over 200 species of birds. Visitors can explore miles of hiking trails and observe wildlife in their natural habitat. The refuge is located near the town of Colville Washington.

  • Winter activities

Exploring the Bunchgrass Meadows

Bunchgrass Meadows is a 1 200-acre natural area that is home to a variety of wildflowers and wildlife. Visitors can hike through the meadows and enjoy stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The meadows are located near the town of Nine Mile Falls Washington.

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