Dworshak State Park

📌 Potlatch/Dworshak Areas 📍 46.573427,-116.278910 ⛰ 1,600 ft

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Amenities

Campsites

There are 105 campsites in Dworshak State Park arranged into 5 loops and a tent camping area. Blackberry and Aspen loops are small group sites, Osprey and Kokanee loops are larger and fairly open compared to Camas loop which is on the hill above Kokanee Loop. I will review each loop in detail on the "Campsites" page. There is a third group site named Three Meadows group camp which was occupied at the time of our visit so I was not able to learn anything about it. If you want more info on it check reserveamerica.com or you may call 208-476-3132.

Water

There is water available throughout the park. I have included more detailed info on the availability of hookups on the "Campsites" page.

Restroom

There are restrooms in each loop and near the boat launch.

Electricity

Some campsites offer electrical hookups.

Firewood

At the time of our visit firewood was available for purchase.

Pets

Are welcome but must be on a leash.

Picnic Area

There are picnic tables available at the boat launch and swimming areas. There is also a large covered shelter with tables, barbeque grills, water and electricity.

Handicap Access

Restrooms and showers are handicap accessible.

RV Dump Site

Yes.

Host On-Site

There is a multi-person staff which includes at least 1 camp host.

Nearest Shower

Showers are available in the restroom in Kokanee loop.

Nearest Laundry

Orofino, Idaho is 25 miles away and would be your closest chance to find a laundry.

Phone Service

At the time of our visit the "payphone" was out of order. We got no cell phone reception and the park offered no WIFI.

Garbage Services

There are serveral garbage dumpsters scattered about.

Recreation

Fishing

Per Idaho Fish & Game Dworshak Reservoir has Bull, Rainbow cutthroat trout, small mouth bass, Kokanee and Crappie. So make sure you bring your fishing poles.

Boating

There is a nice boat launch and I have included pictures on our "Recreation" page.

Swimming

The "beach" is not the best, check it out on our "Recreation" page.

Hiking

Terri and I hiked both the Placid View nature trail and the Big Eddy trail.

Recreation

Dworshak State Park offers a variety of recreational options which include boating, fishing, canoeing, hiking, swimming, horseshoes, volleyball, archery, photography and wildlife watching.

Wildlife

We saw a few deer, rabbits/hares and birds.

Fees & Reservations

Fee Schedule

For the current fee schedule please visit reserveamerica.com and search for Dworshak State Park.

Reservations

You may reserve your campsite by using reserveamerica.com or calling 1-888-922-6743. NOTE: idahocampgroundreview does not own, manage or make reservations for any campground.

Fees & Res.

You may reserve your campsite by using reserveamerica.com or calling 1-888-922-6743. NOTE: idahocampgroundreview does not own, manage or make reservations for any campground. For the current fee schedule please visit reserveamerica.com and search for Dworshak State Park.

Getting There

Dworshak State Park is located on the western shore of Dworshak Reservior in central Idaho about 48 miles east of Lewiston. I have included a link to GoogleMaps .

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This information is accurate as of the date of the review.