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San Poil Campground Introduce
Nestled in the picturesque town of Keller, WA, San Poil Campground offers a tranquil escape for outdoor enthusiasts and families seeking a memorable camping experience. Located near the stunning Lake Roosevelt, this campground is a perfect spot for those who love nature, adventure, and relaxation.
San Poil Campground is known for its expansive park area, providing ample space for tents, RVs, and group gatherings. The campground is surrounded by lush trees, offering plenty of shade and a peaceful atmosphere. Amenities include clean toilets, a boat dock, and a tree pole swing for a splash into the water, making it a favorite among visitors.
While the campground has faced some challenges in recent years, including temporary closures and maintenance issues, it remains a cherished destination for many families. Long-standing traditions, such as annual family reunions, continue to bring people back year after year. Despite the need for improvements, the campground's natural beauty and unique features keep it a beloved spot for camping enthusiasts.
Here’s what some of our customers have to say:
- "We’ve been camping here for 48 years with our large family. It’s a tradition we hold dear, even though the campground has seen better days. The shade, the lake, and the memories keep us coming back."
- "The tree pole swing and boat dock are highlights for the kids. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy nature, though we hope to see better maintenance in the future."
- "Despite the issues, San Poil Campground is still a beautiful place to camp. We bring our own pest control and water the grass to keep it safe and enjoyable for our family."
San Poil Campground is currently undergoing changes, with plans for a new campground further up in Keller. While this marks the end of an era for the current site, it also opens the door for new opportunities and experiences. For now, visitors can still enjoy the charm and tranquility of this historic campground, making it a must-visit destination for those exploring Keller, WA.
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Customer Reviews
Temporarily closed, water level is way down on my visit. Tree pole swing into water 💧. Boat dock too, just land locked at this time. Huge park / camping/ lots of shade / toilets too
My very large family (96 people) have been camping here for 48 years. We used to camp the week of 4th of July but it started to get way to rowdy and the campground was always left littered with burned fireworks and beer bottles/cans which made it hard for the kids to play. We still camp here ever year (except during covid) as it is a long standing tradition. Over the last 10 years the campground has greatly deteriorated. The land is not upkept, neither are the docks, bathrooms, playground, shoreline or RV sites. They hardly come around to pick up trash like they used to. The grass is so dry we water it ourselves and move the sprinklers duebto worrying it might catch fire. The playground has black widows so we bring our own pest control spray to spary around the dock, bathrooms and playground (animal and kid friendly). With how much non-tribe people are being charged ($80 annual pass, to use once a year plus $35/day per tent) it has becoce a huge ripoff. We were advised last year July 2022 that they were building a brand new campground further up in Keller and would no longer be maintaining the Sanpoil campground. Truly disappointing. But we will continue to camp there until we can find land to buy and build on the other side of Lake Roosevelt. It is truly disappointing. Just from our 18 heads of household family alone in 1 week they make over $5800. That's not including the other campers that come and stay.
Camped here since i was a boy
Amazing view, warm water, running water and a bathroom, it's right on the lake, amazing atmosphere it was great I had so much fun staying here and the view of the stars at night was gorgeous, lots of wild life roaming around the lake we spotted black bear, moose and turkeys during our stay..
Feels abandoned. Garbage everywhere bathrooms closed
Fun place for weekend camping with family. There is a playground for kids, and lots of places to explore by the water. Four stars because of high price per night.
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