Deer Creek Forest Camp
This high elevation fee campground was burned over during the Stickpin fire of 2015. The site has been reconstructed and has numerous young trees including Douglas fir, ponderosa pine, lodgepole pine and aspen. Understory grass, shrubs, and wildflowers are well established. The campground includes a mix of back-in and pull-through campsites and will also offer horse corrals as of late June, 2024. The campground is located on the designated route of the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail, is across the street from the northern trailhead of the Kettle Crest National Recreation Trail (hike, horse, and mountain bike friendly) and provides close access to the Taylor Ridge Trail (popular mountain bike trail). Each site includes a table, fire ring, and a level parking spur (50-60 feet long). There is one outhouse and no drinking water. There is a water trough available across the road (paved county highway) for horses. Capacity: 115 Fee: Overnight Use: Single Site: $8 per night Additional Vehicle Fee: $2 per vehicle per night Water: Not for drinking; water is available for animals/stock Restroom: Vault toilet(s) Restrictions: Quiet hours between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m.Campfire in developed fire ring only; ; ; ; Fireworks are prohibitedPets must be; on leash; ; ; ; OHV use prohibited in the campground; ; ; ; ; Maximum length of stay: 14 days; ; ; ; Food and wildlife attractants must
- Coordinates: 48.86473, -118.39501