Kettle Falls Campground, Stevens County, Washington. So, how does a little town in the middle of a big plateau and no river get a name like Kettle Falls? Well, you take one of the largest natural waterfalls on the Columbia River, Sacred source of salmon to the Indians, and the drawing point of the original resort town of Kettle Falls, flood it to make a dam, tell the Indians to buy tuna, move the town brick by brick to higher ground where no one wanted to live before, then sit back and behold the mess you've made. But the campground isn't a mess. The original foundations are still there, and there's an energy in that Locust Grove in the middle of the campground where the town once stood. It will leave you in awe. Wonderful place. My first wild turkeys. My favorite. For more info, click on http://campeverycountywa.com/stevens-county.html

Very nice campground but sites offer little privacy. There is some boat and road noise, also.