Conconully State Park Campground

About

Conconully State Park sits at the edge of Conconully Reservoir in the scenic Okanogan highlands of north central Washington. The 97-acre park provides access to two fishable lakes: the lower Conconully Reservoir where the campground is located, and the Upper Conconully Reservoir (Salmon Lake). Anglers target smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, and kokanee salmon. Beyond fishing, the park supports waterskiing, swimming, and wildlife watching. The campground features standard sites and partial hookup sites throughout the main area, with 10 full hookup sites located near the upper lake. Five log cabins are available near the lower reservoir for those seeking roofed accommodations. Facilities include five restroom buildings (two ADA accessible), four showers, a trailer dump station, boat ramp with an 80-foot dock, kitchen shelter with electricity, playground, and horseshoe pits. Maximum site length is 75 feet with limited availability for larger rigs. The surrounding area offers additional recreation opportunities including hiking, mountain biking, and access to nearby national forest lands. The small town of Conconully provides basic services and has a historic mining-era character.

Directions

From Omak, drive 22 miles north on Highway 97 (Conconully Highway) to the park entrance.