Tumtum nestles against Lake Spokane's northern shores, where RVers chase trophy walleye and paddle quiet coves. Two gems shine in our directory: The Lil Red Barn and Lake Spokane Campground in Riverside State Park. Base your rig here to fish dawn waters or trek the Spokane River's wild canyons.
Tumtum anchors adventure on Lake Spokane, a 24-mile reservoir teeming with bass and kokanee. Riverside State Park engulfs the area with 4,000 acres of basalt cliffs, whitewater rapids at Bowl and Pitcher, and Dawn Beach picnics. Locals flock to Nine Mile Recreation Area for summer boat launches, while winter snowmobilers carve Tumtum Mountain trails.
The Lil Red Barn fits thrifty couples or solo explorers craving WiFi, 30-amp hookups, and pet-friendly pads at $20 to $30 nightly. Lake Spokane Campground in Riverside State Park draws families and groups with showers, spacious group sites, WiFi, and pet allowances right by the water's edge.
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Tumtum stands out for Lake Spokane fishing and Riverside State Park hiking. Anglers haul in walleye from Dawn Beach, families raft Bowl and Pitcher rapids, boaters launch at Nine Mile Dam. This tiny spot packs outsized outdoor thrills just 45 minutes north of Spokane.
The Lil Red Barn and Lake Spokane Campground in Riverside State Park top the list. The Lil Red Barn sits pet-friendly with WiFi and 30-amp sites near town. Lake Spokane Campground hugs the lakeshore, offering showers and group areas amid state park beauty.
Yes, both listed parks allow pets. The Lil Red Barn and Lake Spokane Campground welcome dogs on leashes, perfect for walks along Lake Spokane trails. Check park rules for limits, but furry companions join lakeside campfires freely.