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Rock climbers and backcountry adventurers pick Frenchman Coulee Backcountry Campsites for its prime access to basalt climbing walls. The sites hug a dramatic Ice-Age gorge near Quincy, Washington, close to Vantage climbing hubs. Campers score free primitive spots with pull-through access and campfires.
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Write a ReviewNo, Frenchman Coulee Backcountry Campsites offers no full hookups. Expect primitive backcountry camping without water, electric, or sewer connections. Portable toilets sit nearby the main parking area. Rough dirt trails lead to drive-in spots. Pull-through sites work for smaller RVs.
Yes, Frenchman Coulee Backcountry Campsites allows pets. Dogs and other animals join owners on leashes in this rugged backcountry setting. No dog park exists, but open terrain offers space to explore. Clean up after pets to preserve the natural area.
Camping stays free at Frenchman Coulee Backcountry Campsites. Dispersed sites operate first-come, first-served with no reservations. Call ahead for rates, current conditions, and any permit needs. Portable toilets provide basics in this primitive setup.
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