Conconully Upper State Park Campground

About

Conconully State Park Upper Campground occupies a scenic position along Upper Conconully Reservoir in the Okanogan highlands of north-central Washington. The upper lake, also known as Salmon Lake, is one of two reservoirs within the park system and offers quality fishing for rainbow trout, kokanee salmon, and other species. The campground features 10 full-hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer connections. The park provides modern amenities including restrooms with flush toilets, hot showers, and potable water. A dump station is available for RV waste disposal. Fire pits and picnic tables are provided throughout the camping areas. The maximum site length is 75 feet, though availability for longer rigs is limited. Beyond camping, the park offers boat launches and docks for water access, swimming areas, hiking opportunities, and winter activities when accessible. The town of Conconully sits nearby, providing basic services. Pets are welcome on leash throughout the park.

Directions

From Okanogan, head north on US-97 then turn west onto WA-20. Continue to Riverside and turn north onto Riverside-Conconully Road (becomes WA-215). Follow WA-215 approximately 17 miles to the town of Conconully. The park entrance is at 119 Broadway St in Conconully.