Lake Ellen East Campground Introduce
Lake Ellen East Campground, located in Kettle Falls, WA 99141, USA, provides a secluded and peaceful camping experience within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. You can contact the park for information at (509) 738-7700 or +1 509-738-7700.
Based on customer reviews, Lake Ellen East Campground offers a beautiful and tranquil setting, ideal for those seeking a quiet escape into nature. The campground is characterized by its small, shaded sites, ample privacy, and opportunities for fishing and wildlife viewing. However, campers should be aware that the campsites are not directly on the lake and require a short walk to the water.
Key features and observations from customer feedback include:
- Secluded and Peaceful: The campground offers a very peaceful and secluded atmosphere.
- Short Walk to Lake: The campsites are not directly on the lake, but just a short walk away.
- Small, Shaded Sites: The sites are small and covered with shade.
- Plenty of Privacy: There is plenty of privacy between campsites.
- Primitive Boat Launch and Fishing Dock: The campground features a primitive boat launch and fishing dock.
- Fishing Opportunities: The lake offers fishing opportunities, and people also fish from the side of the road between the two campgrounds.
- Wildlife Viewing: The campground provides opportunities for wildlife viewing.
- Stargazing: The campground offers a huge star-filled sky at night.
- Pack-In, Pack-Out Policy: The campground follows a pack-in, pack-out policy, helping to maintain its natural state.
- Quiet Atmosphere: The campground is very quiet, especially during the off-season or on weekdays.
- Roadside Fishing: People fish along the road between the two campgrounds.
Lake Ellen East Campground is ideal for campers seeking a secluded and peaceful getaway with opportunities for fishing and wildlife viewing. The small, shaded sites and privacy make it a great choice for those looking to disconnect and enjoy nature. However, campers should be prepared for a short walk to the lake and adhere to the pack-in, pack-out policy. It is recommended for those who want a place that is secluded and peaceful. It is also recommended for those who enjoy fishing and wildlife viewing. Visitors should expect a quiet atmosphere and private campsites. It is recommended to bring all needed supplies. Contacting the park is recommended to get the most up to date information about the campground and lake conditions.
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Customer Reviews
Beautiful area, camping is not on the actual lake, but just a short walk away. A primitive boat launch and fishing dock. The sites are small and covered with shade. There is plenty of privacy between sites. We saw a lot of people fishing from the side of the road between the two campgrounds.
My son and I came up for one night. Had the whole place to ourselves. Had a great time. Spent time fishing and looking at wildlife. There is s huge star filled sky at night. It was a Saturday and we didn't see anyone, made it very peaceful. It's pack in and pack out which helps keep out the folks who are out bring their life to nature. We like to slip into nature and enjoy it. If you bring it out take it back with you.
Nice small stocked lake. You can always catch trout. Semi private. Nice clean outhouse. Watch out for rattle snakes and bears.
The fishing was good, dose get kinda crowded tho
If you're looking seclusion, this is the place at $6/night. A nice place to kayak or launch a small fishing boat. I would guess the lake to be somewhat shallow. Locals told me the fish in it were Sunfish and Trout. The insects weren't too bad either. The campsites were about 10 on the north end of the lake, and 5 on the south end where I was. They are somewhat primitive. The ones on the north end were even more so. At night, there were great horned owls and 2 other birds making horrible noises until there was no sunlight left at all, then there was an army of 4 legged critters coming into check out my site and camping gear--snorting, chewing, stomping, pretty much all night long. I think in the future I'd take a portable motion sensor light to keep them out. I would probably go back there again, but I'd know what to expect the next time.
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