State: Washington
Short Name: Battle Ground Lake State Park
Address 1: 18002 N.E. 249th St.
City: Battle Ground
Zip: 98604
Phone: (888) 226-7688
Open all Year: Yes
Number of Sites: 46
Full Hook: 6
Camp URL: http://www.parks.wa.gov/parks/?selectedpark=Battle%20Ground%20Lake&subject=camping
Full Hook: Yes
Tents Allowed: Yes
Free: No
About: Battle Ground Lake State Park is a camping park with 280 acres of beautiful, forested land in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. The lake itself is of volcanic origin and is considered to be a smaller version of Crater Lake in Oregon.
Group camp has four adirondack (three-sided) shelters that each sleep eight people. The camp offers a covered cooking and meeting area, a group fire ring, room for 32 people in tents and two pit toilets. Due to a small, unlevel parking area, RVs are not allowed in this camp. There is a minimum group size of 25 people.
A horse camp is available by reservation. It is primitive with no water on the site. Occupancy is four families. Horse camp includes four small corrals, one pit toilet, two fire pits and four picnic tables. There is a minimum group size of 10.
Amenities:
Camping
Park store
Pay phone
4 Horse stables
Fire wood
Restrooms: Yes
Directions: From I-5 northbound or southbound: Take exit #11 and drive east to Battle Ground. On the east end of town, turn left on N.E. Grace Ave. (just in front of a Foodliner Grocery). Follow the signs to the park, approximately three miles from the city of Battle Ground.