Hours
Monday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PMTuesday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Friday, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Saturday, Closed
Sunday, Closed
Colville National Forest Introduce
Colville National Forest, located in Colville, WA 99114, USA, provides a vast and beautiful wilderness area within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, offering diverse outdoor recreational opportunities. You can contact the forest service for information at (509) 684-7000 or +1 509-684-7000.
Based on customer reviews, Colville National Forest is a pristine and scenic area, perfect for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. It offers abundant wildlife, diverse flora, and numerous recreational activities. However, visitors should be aware of the potential for getting lost and the possibility of campfire bans during the summer.
Key features and observations from customer feedback include:
- Beautiful Wilderness: The forest is described as very beautiful and pristine.
- Diverse Flora: The forest is full of conifers, including spruce, fir, cedar, pine, and alder.
- Abundant Wildlife: The forest is home to a wide range of wildlife, including bear, cougar, elk, wolves, deer, mountain goats, rabbits, squirrels, hawks, owls, and woodpeckers.
- Hiking and Exploration: The forest offers numerous opportunities for hiking and exploration.
- Potential for Getting Lost: Visitors should be cautious and avoid wandering too far without someone who knows the area well.
- Campfire Bans: Campfire bans are common during the summer months.
- Ideal Spring and Fall Weather: The spring and fall seasons offer perfect weather for outdoor activities.
- Star Gazing: The forest offers astonishingly clear skies for star gazing.
- Lakes, Rivers, and Streams: The forest features plenty of lakes, rivers, and streams, providing opportunities for fishing, boating, and other water activities.
- Outdoor Activities: The forest is ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities.
Colville National Forest is ideal for nature enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers seeking a pristine wilderness experience. The diverse flora and fauna, coupled with numerous recreational opportunities, make it a top destination for hiking, camping, fishing, and star gazing. However, visitors should be prepared for potential campfire bans during the summer and exercise caution when exploring the vast wilderness. It is recommended for those who want a place that is a beautiful wilderness. It is also recommended for those who enjoy hiking and wildlife viewing. Visitors should expect a pristine and natural environment. It is recommended to bring maps and hiking supplies. Contacting the forest service is recommended to get the most up to date information about the campground and trail conditions.
Location
Customer Reviews
Easy to get lost in if you don't know the place. Make sure you don't wander too far unless you're with someone who knows it well. Very beautiful and pristine area.
The Colville National Forest is a beautiful wilderness full of conifers such as spruce, fir, cedar, pine, and alder. Wildlife is all around with abundant signs of bear, cougar, elk, wolves, deer, mountain goats, rabbits, squirrels, hawks, owls, woodpeckers, and much more. Most of the summer you will run into campfire bans, but in the spring and fall the weather is perfect and on the cool evenings by the fire you can look up and see an astonishing amount of stars in the sky. Plenty of lakes, rivers, and streams provide many other outdoor activities as well.
We came in under chewelah and drove for hours. We used all the back logging roads. It was absolutely amazing. Definitely know you're logging roads or take a map. You could get lost if you didn't know what you were doing. Luckily I went with my husband who knows those roads well. The scenery was amazing. We didn't see very many animals. We heard a lot of birds. And there was a ton of mosquitoes.
Amazing place. This was a favorite of mine, so large you can get lost. Tons of animals and beautiful trees. Caution is due to wolf and cougar tracks I found but well worth the trip. Please respect the land and pack out what you pack in!!
We went for a 2 day hunting trip in October we were hunting for mule deer and I was the photographer, the views were great unfortunately on the 2nd day it got pretty foggy and we didn't end up getting a deer but we did get a grouse, I definitely recommend doing a hike here. (Follow if this was helpful)
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