Cover photo courtesy of The Wilds
Tucked 10 miles east of Colville in the deep woods of Stevens County, The Wilds offers something increasingly rare—a fully private, single-party campsite carved from genuine wild forest. With full RV hookups including water, sewer and tent spaces under the trees, you get just enough comfort to stay awhile, with nothing to interrupt the owls hooting and coyotes howling after dark. Your only neighbors are deer, moose, wild turkeys, and eagles.
Day trips from camp are limited only by your appetite for adventure: hike the Douglas Falls Nature Loop Trail to a waterfall, explore the backroads or miles Colville National Forest trails, or discover Gardner Cave at Crawford State Park. Fish remote backcountry lakes or ride rugged mountain bike trails. The Wilds isn’t just a campground—it’s a wild Northeast Washington basecamp.
