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Primitive campers and boaters flock to Yarnell Island Campground for its boat-only access and total seclusion. The island anchors Lake Koocanusa reservoir, three miles north of Libby Dam in Kootenai National Forest. Eight primitive sites provide picnic tables and fire rings, but pack in all gear and waste.
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Write a ReviewNo, Yarnell Island Campground has no full hookups. This primitive site skips electric, water, and sewer connections entirely. Forget 30-amp or 50-amp service, pull-throughs, or back-ins; RVs push limits here without support. Boat over, set up at one of eight tables, and pack out all waste. Contact Libby Ranger District at 406-293-7773 for updates.
Yes, Yarnell Island Campground welcomes pets. No size or breed bans appear in records, but keep dogs leashed to protect wildlife on this remote island. No dog park exists; handle waste by packing it out per forest rules. Ideal for adventurous pet owners who boat in.
Yarnell Island Campground charges no nightly fees; follow pack-in, pack-out rules. This covers the eight primitive sites with tables and fire rings. No reservations needed as first-come, first-served applies in Kootenai National Forest. Call Libby Ranger District at 406-293-7773 to confirm current details and 14-day stay limit.
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