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Primitive campers and adventure seekers choose Palmer Mountain for its 6,500 acres of BLM land loaded with trails and wildlife. The area sits outside Oroville, Washington, minutes from the Canadian border and Osoyoos Lake. Dispersed sites fill the landscape; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, Palmer Mountain does not offer full hookups. Dispersed camping rules apply on this BLM land with no water, electric, or sewer connections. Expect primitive sites only; no 30-amp or 50-amp service available. Contact BLM for site specifics.
Yes, Palmer Mountain welcomes pets. Follow BLM leash rules on public land. No size or breed limits listed; clean up after pets. No dedicated dog park exists here.
Call for rates at Palmer Mountain. Dispersed camping on BLM land often runs low or free, but confirm current fees. No reservations needed for most primitive sites; arrive early on weekends.
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