Annie
For Black Pine Lake Campground: I happened to find this while exploring the area in my 25 ft. RV. I saw a recreation area sign in Twisp pointing to Twisp River Rd. I had some time to kill so I decided to go see what was out there. Turns out it was 11 miles out this road before I found another useful sign that said 8 miles to this campground. I had gone this far, so I continued on. For the first 4 miles of this 8 mile road, it is paved. Then, for the last 4 miles it is gravel although a nice gravel road with only a few washboard areas and a few pot holes. Once at the end, I was glad I came. This is a remote campground but well maintained and very beautiful with lots of trees for shade. I didn't stay here, but the sites looked nice, level and there were a lot to choose from on a Tuesday in July. I wanted to see the lake, so I went to the day use area and parked. The lake is stocked with trout so if you are inclined to fish, which I was, get out your pole and walk down the path to the beautiful, new fishing dock. A little girl next to me caught three fish while I was there on her cheap pink little girl's fishing pole. All about 8-10 inches. I caught nothing. The lake is not large, but big enough to take a little boat or kayak on and have a great time. If you don't want to go onto the lake or fish, there's a beautiful well maintained and easy trail around the lake. This was a beautiful surprise to find at the end of a long road to somewhere unknown.
Posted Jul 22, 2017 by Annie from Washington. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
