Colville National Forest sprawls across 1.1 million acres of rugged peaks and glassy lakes in northeast Washington. Pitch your rig at Emerald Lake Resort, the prime spot in our directory, and dive into world-class fishing on Sullivan Lake. Hikers chase grizzlies in the Salmo-Priest Wilderness while berry pickers raid huckleberry fields along Forest Road 300.
Towering western red cedars guard Sullivan Lake's emerald waters. The Salmo-Priest Wilderness shelters rare grizzly bears and packs 30 miles of untouched trail into its heart. Drive the International Selkirk Loop for panoramic views of Canada’s Selkirk Mountains, or paddle across Granite Lake to spot bald eagles soaring overhead.
Emerald Lake Resort welcomes RVers with lakefront sites and full hookups, perfect for anglers targeting trophy trout. Families splash at the beach and launch kayaks from the ramp. Quiet adventurers park amid pines, steps from trails that wind into the forest's wild core.
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Colville National Forest covers 1.1 million acres of old-growth forests, alpine lakes, and wilderness in northeast Washington. Sullivan Lake shines for trout fishing and boating. The Salmo-Priest Wilderness offers grizzly habitat and rugged hikes like the Hughes Ridge Trail. Every summer, Forest Road 300 draws crowds for huckleberry picking.
Emerald Lake Resort stands as the key RV park in our directory near Colville National Forest. It sits lakeside with full hookups, Wi-Fi, and a boat launch. Trailheads for Sullivan Lake and the Pacific Northwest Trail lie minutes away by truck.
Yes, Emerald Lake Resort welcomes leashed pets at its sites. Keep dogs under voice control on shared trails to protect wildlife like deer and bears. Most forest campgrounds enforce similar rules, with no pets on swimming beaches.