| Facilities: Colville National Forest provides over 30 campgrounds ranging from primitive to fully developed. Many of the campgrounds are open to tents and RV's. Some campgrounds may provide pull through camping spots. There are also many picnic areas within the forest. Restrooms and drinking water may be provided at some recreation sites throughout the forest. Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted to visit Colville National Forest. Reservations may be accepted or required for campgrounds and other recreation sites within the forest. Best Time To Visit: Colville National Forest is open year round. Fees: Parking, camping, and/or entrance fees may be charged at some of the recreation sites within the forest. Accessibility: Several of the campgrounds within the forest provide access for the physically challenged. Rules: Check the local fishing, hunting, and fire regulations. Do not leave campfires unattended. Pets must always be restrained or on a leash while in developed recreation sites. Obey all traffic signs. Directions: The Colville National Forest is located in the northeast corner of Washington and covers 1.9 million acres. | 
