Kettle Falls Campground

This is one of my favorite places to camp. The campground is basically boondocking as there are no hookups for RVs. According to the sign in the campground, a reservation is supposed to be made before occupying the camp site. There are flush and pit toilets, an RV dump, and places to get fresh water in the campground. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. Some sites have great views of Lake Roosevelt as well. There is a marina and boat launch adjacent to the campground as well as a small store. A fee is charged for the boat launch, and an invasive species declaration has to be signed and placed in the vehicle used to launch the boat. Boat gas is also available. All in all, it is a great camp spot, especially if boating and fishing are part of the planned activities.

Parking pads could be a little longer. I have a 20 trailer and barely fit. The pull-thru pads are fine

The bathrooms needed to be cleaned not sure if they had been since opening in the beginning of May. The host doesn’t do much of anything there now which is sad. Completely different from past hosts. Our biggest complaints are the generators that are big enough for construction sites that run all day long! There is no need for this. We watched one family move from loop 1 as a generator was so loud running for hours right across from the host in a broken down trailer that someone looks like they live there. This isn’t acceptable and there should be generator hours so people can enjoy their camping experience of the silence of the outdoors without waking up and listening to this all day long! We have been camping here for years and this wasn’t a great experience we might need to find a new place to go from now on! Cost us even more because of the exchange rate to be surrounded by noisy generators! This isn’t camping. Believe or not we love it there and I am not a complainer but was very happy to be able to voice our concerns in this survey

Our site was just what we needed - peaceful, quiet. The campground was clean overall. It was nice to see the Ranger drive through a few times, and it was nice to see his friendliness in waving to people. The ONLY issue was there was a site in Loop 1 that turned on a huge generator in the back of his truck at 7 am Sunday morning and it ran continuously until around noon - this was VERY loud and disruptive to the entire campground as the noise was heard throughout the entire campground. Other than that, it was a very nice weekend at Kettle Falls.

Squatters in our reserved site. The campground is by reservation only, so they were not suppose to be there. The camp host knew about it and they even left a note with them the day before. They refused to leave. Park Ranger...no idea if they even got called about it. We left and dispersed camped elsewhere. Doubt we will come back to this campground since they seem to be a bit lackadaisical about removing squatters in the camp sites.

This is a decent campground and we've stayed here in November for several hunting seasons. This year there was a few inches of snow when we arrived. Make sure to bring your own shovel if you come during the winter season, as the RV sites aren't plowed and the entries can be blocked with berms from plowing the road. (During our stay they weren't careful to not plow us in when there was additional snow.) Also, be aware that the water is turned off during the winter season.

Always love this place. Clean and lots of great campsites

We camped at the end of the season so the campground was mostly empty. We had a riverside space that was lovely. If you walk the whole length of the park along the improved trail from one end to the other it is a nice walk of about 3 miles round trip. We viewed geese and ducks and other birds. The snakes were out too with my wife almost stepping on a young rattle snake sunning itself in the trail so be alert on walks. The nature walk trail has bench's and tables situated along the way at points where bird watching can be had. We have visited several Federal campgrounds this year and it is obvious that funds to support them are not what they used to be. The restrooms were relatively clean although we saw no cleaning activity during our 3 day stay. We would stay here again as most spaces are drive throughs that are nicely shaded in the trees if you visit in hot weather. The town of Kettle Falls is just a short 10 minute drive away if you forget any basics.

Great site

Would stay there again in a heartbeat. Large sites. Clean