Fishtrap Recreation Area

We stayed here as a quick overnight on our way to somewhere else. Easy access from I90 in a very large well maintained gravel parking lot and a clean well stocked pit toilet. We were the first to arrive when later one other over nighter pulled in. Great spot and the stars were amazing!!

Stopped here for the night on our way from Idaho to Portland. Easy to access (slightly washboard road in), nice big gravel parking lot with pit toilet. Occasional train noise in the distance, but nothing bad. 2/4 Verizon LTE bars, 5mbps down.

You're basically camping in a gravel lot off a dirt/gravel road (one middle lot is off a paved road). There are hiking trails, but we just needed a free spot to sleep and this worked out just fine. The gravel is very loose, but we were able to get our SUV level - may be tough for an RV. Close to train tracks, so we heard a little train... more

Great boondocking spot! Well maintained gravel road, vault toilet, tons of space to park. It was May when I visited and I had the entire place to myself. Super quiet at night - no highway noise. I have AT&T and did have cell reception. Trails right off of the parking lot are beautiful! Just beware of ticks. My dog and I did a quick wal... more

We stayed here on our way up to Spokane and will definitely be back to stay again. This spot is located about 30 miles South of Spokane's downtown area so you are removed from the hustle and bustle however, only a 35 minute drive from town. During this time of the year (Late March) this is the best free spot in Spokane. There are a ... more

Stayed in early November. Camp area is just a large gravel parking lot shared by everyone. No designated camp sites or anything, just a spot to park. Vault toilet. No other services. Road in was in decent shape. Potholes and washboards in a few spots, but nothing too bad. Several miles on of trails leading out of camp, a strong Verizon... more

You basically have the choice of three gravel parking lots where you can camp. One on the southern site (where the coordinates will bring you), one north and one in the middle (at the trailhead to the waterfall). We ended up in the middle after some scouting around. Normally it is next to a through road, but the road was closed due to ... more

One year ago (long Memorial Day weekend 2016) this was our very first full-timing boondocking stop, so it is a special place for us. We had actually tried to go to the Moses Lake dunes, but it was ridiculously crowded as on Wednesday, early campers basically marked out giant areas for their friends who would be arriving on the actual w... more

This was a pleasant surprise although the access is not great. Overall it was worth the work. We chose to hike in off of Jack Brown Rd. We found a site that wasn't too windy about a 15 minute walk in from the parking lot. We saw many campers parked but we were tent camping and wanted to get out of the wind. The train tracks nearby may ... more