Price
Free
Booking
First-Come
Sites
2 campsites
Season
Campground is open f...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Price
Free
Booking
First-Come
Sites
2 campsites
Season
Campground is open f...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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48.6637, -118.4398
Horse campers with trailers will find exactly what they need: hitching posts, hay feeders, creek water for stock, and a trailhead that connects to one of northeastern Washington's longest ridgeline routes. Free, first-come at a small camp that rarely gets crowded.
Two sites means a wasted 23-mile drive from Kettle Falls if both are taken when you arrive, and there's no potable water or cell service, so come fully self-sufficient or don't come at all.
Reference information about Wapaloosie Horse Campground sourced from official USFS records and forestcamping.com. View official recreation.gov page →
<p>Wapaloosie is a small campground with a circular drive and two pull-thru campsites for trucks with trailers. It is a wonderful (circle the wagons) experience for Pack and Saddle enthusiasts. Amenities such as hitching posts, hayfeeder and a nearby creek make it a destination for equestrian use. The Wapaloosie Trail #15 is a short 2.7 mile ride/hike to access the 44.6 mile Kettle Crest National Scenic Trail. This area and its trails offer panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, abundant wildlife, wildflowers, incredible sunrises and sunsets. This multiple use recreation area also brings many hikers and mountain bikers to explore the vast landscape.</p>
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Summer delivers the most reliable conditions at this elevation. Daytime highs run mid-60s to low 80s°F, with nights cooling into the 30s–50s. Mornings and evenings are comfortable for long rides. Wildflowers peak in summer, and extended daylight allows multi-hour trail outings. Winter brings snow that blankets the trails and shortens riding windows. Spring sees snowmelt and wildflower emergence, with cool nights giving way to warmer days. Autumn brings golden larches and crisp air before the season closes.
Open through Oct 27; fall offers cooler weather and scenic views (no detailed color notes).
Wapaloosie Horse Campground offers essential amenities designed specifically for equestrian and outdoor enthusiasts. "Amenities such as hitching posts, hayfeeder and a nearby creek make it a destination for equestrian use." The site has two pull-through campsites suitable for trucks with trailers.
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