National Park System · WA

Camping in Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area

The Recreation.gov record puts 24 campgrounds inside the park. Of those, 21 take reservations and 3 are first-come, first-served. Entrance fees, alerts and hours for the park itself are on our sister site, Park Atlas.

24 campgrounds3 first-come

The park in figures

recreation visits in 2025: 1,183,757
campsites: 502
campgrounds take reservations: 21 of 24
longest RV or trailer allowed: 64 ft

The entrance fee and visit count come from Park Atlas open data. The campground figures are totals across the 24 Recreation.gov records listed below, and the rig length is the longest any one of them allows.

Kettle Falls Campground

Every campground

Campground	Booking	Rig	Sites
Spring Canyon	Reservable	35 ft	78
Kettle Falls Campground	Reservable	50 ft	75
Fort Spokane	Reservable	50 ft	68
Evans Campground	Reservable	60 ft	44
Gifford Campground	Reservable	64 ft	42
Hunters Campground	Reservable	60 ft	37
Marcus Island Campground	Reservable	46 ft	25
Hawk Creek Campground	Reservable	40 ft	20
Porcupine Bay Campground	Reservable	44 ft	20
Haag Cove Campground	Reservable	36 ft	18
Kamloops Island Campground	Reservable	40 ft	17
Kettle River Campground	Reservable	36 ft	13
North Gorge Campground	Reservable	40 ft	11
Jones Bay Campground	Reservable	50 ft	9
Snag Cove Campground	Reservable	40 ft	9
Cloverleaf Campground	Reservable	·	7
Hunters Group Site	Reservable	30 ft	3
Kettle Falls Locust Grove Group Site	Reservable	·	2
Spring Canyon Group Site	Reservable	30 ft	2
Evans Group Camp	Reservable	25 ft	1
Gifford Group Site	Reservable	30 ft	1
Camp Na-Bor-Lee (Non-Profit Operated)	First-come	·	·
Keller Ferry Campground (Concessionaire-Operated)	First-come	·	·
Keller Ferry Group Sites (Concessionaire-Operated)	First-come	·	·

Park campgrounds book out fastest of any on Recreation.gov. Most open six months ahead at 10 a.m. Eastern; the first-come loops are the fallback when the window is gone. The first-come playbook