Lake Thomas Campground - Colville, WA
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Lake Thomas Campground
GPS Coordinates: N 48° 37.436 W 117° 32.155
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Horses are allowedFishingHiking is allowedMountain bikes are allowedATV are allowed
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Lake Thomas Campground is in a mixed forest setting on Lake Thomas. Fish for trout and swim in the lake. Boat launch on lake. Supplies available at Ione. Deer, bears, raccoons, moose and birds are common to the area. Trails are nearby. There are a total of 16 sites with a maximum spur of 16 feet.


Facilities: Lake Thomas Campground provides restrooms, water, and a boat launch.

Best Time To Visit: Lake Thomas Campground is open May through September.

Fees: A camping fee is charged.

Accessibility: This campground is not handicap accessible.

Rules: The maximum stay is 14 days.

Directions: To reach Lake Thomas Campground from Colville, start out going northeast on WA-20 toward North Oak Street, and continue on WA-20 for 35.9 miles. Turn left onto WA-31 for 4.0 miles. From Ione, go south on state route 31 for 3 miles to state route 20. Go southwest on 20 approximately 10 miles to Lake Gillette Campground. From Lake Gillette Campground go east 34 miles.

Map: Click here for a map to Lake Thomas Campground

Reservations: Reservations are not accepted for Lake Thomas Campground.

 
Address
Sullivan Lake District-Colville National Forest
12641 Sullivan Lake Road
Metaline Falls, Washington 99153
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