Sullivan Lake Campground

Sullivan Lake Campground operates primarily on a first-come, first-served basis. To secure a spot, especially during peak season, plan to arrive by mid-afternoon (around 5 pm) as sites fill up quickly. The campground doesn't offer advance reservations through online systems. Each campsite comes equipped with a fire ring and picnic table. For the most current reservation information, contact the Colville National Forest office that manages the campground.

Fishing is allowed and popular at Sullivan Lake. The lake features clear, warm water that makes for an enjoyable fishing experience. While specific fish species aren't detailed in available information, the lake is known to support a variety of fish populations typical of northeastern Washington lakes. Beyond fishing, the lake offers excellent swimming opportunities. The water is notably warm and clear, making it ideal for recreational activities. For current fishing regulations and license requirements, check with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife before your visit.

Sullivan Lake Campground is located in northeastern Washington. While specific turn-by-turn directions aren't available in the current information, the campground is situated adjacent to Sullivan Lake and features an airstrip nearby where visitors can occasionally watch small planes take off and land. For precise directions, use GPS coordinates or contact the Colville National Forest office that manages the campground. Upon arrival, campground hosts are known to be helpful and maintain the sites well, clearing tree debris and keeping facilities in good condition.

Sullivan Lake has distinct camping areas including East Sullivan and West Sullivan campgrounds. West Sullivan (sometimes called the main Sullivan Lake Campground) features amenities like fire rings and picnic tables at each site. Site #3 at West Sullivan has been noted as particularly nice for RVs. East Sullivan offers a different experience, though specific distinctions aren't detailed in available information. The entire Sullivan Lake area provides access to the lakeshore trail with beautiful views. Each camping area provides different proximity to the lake, with some requiring a several hundred foot walk to reach the water's edge.