Everett Slough Campground

Planned on camping here but changed our minds. The About Section on Google says that the only way to this campsite is by boat but that must be old because we followed the National Forest Development Road 305, and it took us straight there. GPS still will not use that road to get you there but you can use it. We did not stay because of the mosquitoes, there were just far too many for us to stand it so we left. They have one vault toilet but its strange because its along the road and has one wall to hide it from the road but is open on all other sides. About info says 4 fire ring camp sites are available but we only saw three. Went on a Tuesday night and there was one family camping but that's it. Access to lake is available but slippery and it was very beautiful.

Pretty small, but very clean campground. I liked that each camping site felt a little bit more private than many camp sites do. Lots of huckleberry and wild raspberries growing throughout the property, which made for some fun foraging. Website stated that fires were OK however, upon arrival, there was a fire ban. Not a huge deal, but wish the website had been updated with accurate information. Relatively close to both kettle Falls and to the city of Republic, which have some nice amenities if you need. We were here with small children, and in Republic, there are some fun activities like fossil hunting. Also, very good coffee at Sparkys. Very beautiful place, I expect we will be back again.

Boat access only. Also be careful to not beach your boat. Thewater levels change a lot at night. The old road is washed out and you can't get there. Very small spot with 3 camp spots.