Camping

May 13, 2021

Spend a night under the stars at Lake Roosevelt. Group and developed campgrounds are reservation only. Primitive boat-in campsites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Amenities and fees vary throughout the year, so please check our Fees page for the latest updates before the traveling to the area. Park operations continue to adapt to changing conditions while maintaining public access, particularly outdoor spaces. Additional facilities will reopen as we have the capacity to properly care for them under Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and National Park Service (NPS) public health guidelines.

The National Park Service continues to closely monitor and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. We encourage you to follow guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Washington State and local officials to recreate responsibly at Lake Roosevelt.

 

Explore Camping

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  Tents & RVs Welcome

  Standard Camping

  Explore the park's standard campgrounds, from North Gorge to Spring Canyon.

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  The More the Merrier

  Group Camping

  Reserve a night (or more!) for your group at one of our group sites.

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  Primitive & Peaceful

  Boat Camping

  Sail, and then sleep, under the stars.

 

Keller Ferry Campground

Keller Ferry Campground and group sites are currently managed through a concessions contract. Reservations can be made through http://www.lakerooseveltadventures.com or by calling 1-800-816-2431.

 

Know Before You Go

Fees

Campsites are only available with a valid reservation through recreation.gov.

Individual Campsites:
May 1 – September 30: $23 / site / night*
October 1 – April 30: $11.50 / site / night*
*Camping fees are half-price with an eligible America the Beautiful Senior or Access Pass or Golden Age or Access Pass holder. Pass is only valid for one individual site.

See Group Camping for group campsite pricing.

Note: If cell phone coverage is available, you can pay camping fees at the campground on recreation.gov if a space is available. Cell phone service can be spotty in some areas of the park. Check visitor reviews of specific campgrounds on recreaction.gov for carrier coverage and signal strength.

When camping on lands adjacent to or on the reservation shoreline, please contact the tribes to determine where access is allowed and whether additional fees are required.

The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation can be reached at [phone].

The Spokane Tribe of Indians can be reached at [phone].

Reservations

Campgrounds are reservation only. Book ahead and rest easy. Check recreation.gov for availability of specific sites.

Closures, Fire Restrictions, and Alerts

Check the latest park updates!

 

Regulations

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  Know before you go!

  Camping Regulations

  Standard camping rules and regulations.

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  Know Before You Go!

  Boat Camping Regulations

  More specific regulations for boat campers.

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  Laws & Policies

  It is your responsibility to know the park regulations when you visit.