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| FEATURED CAMPGROUNDS Washington Lyman Lake This campground sets on Lyman Lake in a forested area. Looks like a good place to spend a few days enjoying the quiet.There is fishing, swimming and bike riding. Directions: From the town of Tonasket, travel east on Highway 20 for 13 miles to the Aeneas Valley Road and take a right. Follow this road for another 13 miles and then take another right onto the Lyman Lake, Moses Meadows Road. Continue on this road and then take another right about .3 miles after passing the National Forest boundary sign. From here it's about .3 miles to site. Oregon Bunyard Crossing One of a few forest camps in the area that offers a good place to get away from the crowds and those noisy generators and the people who use them. Directions: From the Silverlake Forest Service Office, take County Road 4-12 for about 6.3 miles to the junction with Forest Service Roads 2917 and 2916 and take a right onto Forest Service Road 2917. Continue on for about .6 miles to the camp on the right. Idaho Pole Flat As you enter this campground, follow the road around to the left. This camp is set away from the road in a nice stand of trees in a large open area. There is a hand pump for water and Yankee Creek is just across the road. The sites are private. Directions: From Stanley, travel east on Highway 75 for about 15 miles and take a left onto the Yankee Fork Road, Forest Service Road 013. Follow this road for about 3.1 miles to the site on the right.
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