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Lost Lake
Popular for spring fishing with good shoreline access, and a popular camping area. The campground was developed in the 1930s and 40s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. The old Guard Station at the entrance was built in 1941 which adds to the character of the campground. Lost Lake hosts a pair of Common Loons and Canada geese. There are 18 campsites, (14 single sites, and 4 doubles) with picnic tables and fire rings.
At a Glance
| Area Amenities: | Boat ramp, Parking |
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| Open Season: | May 15 - October 17 |
| Restrictions: | Washington state fishing license required. See Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife at http://wdfw.wa.gov/ for more information. No wake zone for boating -8 mph maximum. Use of lead weights or lead jigs that measure 1.5 inches or less along the longest axis is prohibited. Internal combustion motors prohibited. |
| Closest Towns: | Tonasket, WA |
| Information Center: | Trail Map of Five Lakes Area |
General Information
Directions:From Tonasket, take State Rt. 20 east for 24 miles to County Rd. 4953 (Bonaparte Recreation Area). Take County Rd. 4953 5.5 mile where it turns into Forest Service Road #32. Continue on Forest Service Road #32 three miles to the junction with Forest Service Road #33. Drive Forest Service Road #33 6 miles to the junction with the Forest Service Road #3300-050. Take the FS #3300-050 left for 0.2 mile to the Lost Lake Campground entrance.
Latitude 48.853011 Longitude -119.049809
Activities
Campground Camping
Recreation areas with activity Campground Camping:RV Camping
Recreation areas with activity RV Camping:Group Camping
Recreation areas with activity Group Camping:Lake and Pond Fishing
Recreation areas with activity Lake and Pond Fishing:- Fish Species: Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout
- Fishing Access: Boat Launch and Shoreline
- Fishing Methods: Fly, spin, and bait. Lead weights are prohibited.
- Angling Season: Year Around
- Size and Depth: 45.7 acres and 35 feet deep
Ice Fishing
Recreation areas with activity Ice Fishing:Day Hiking
Recreation areas with activity Day Hiking:Viewing Wildlife
Recreation areas with activity Viewing Wildlife:Hosts a pair of Common Loons and Canada geese.
Boating - Motorized
Recreation areas with activity Boating - Motorized:Internal combustion motors prohibited, electric motors only.
Swimming
Recreation areas with activity Swimming:Designated swim beach. Floating swimming dock. No lifeguard on duty.
Amenities
| Parking: | No Day Use Fee |
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Location
