Woss Lake Campground — Hotel in Area D (Nimpkish Valley/Cormorant Island)

Nice little campground. Its first come, first served. The logging road in takes about 5 minutes and is in very good condition. The entrance to the campground is quite steep and rough. Small SUV can easily make it in but a lower clearance car might have troubles (theres another way in just past the main entrance, go right at the fork). Campsites themselves are in decent condition, brush cut back and clean. Some have a fire pit, some dont. Some have a picnic table, others dont. Pack out garbage, which is fine. Outhouses are old, bring your own TP. Lake is really nice, beach has some decent space. Campground is free for use but recommended people only stay...

We stayed here in a 40 foot Skoolie. With 2dogs and 2 little kids. Beach is very nice for kids because it's shallow. Plenty of room for tents, RVs and trailers. A few campsites have their own little beaches. 3 sets of pot toilets. No potable water. No electricity.

Met some really kind locals who take care of the site. Beautiful site. Road is a little bumpy in.. about 3 kms. First entrance is steep incline. 2nd is less of a grade but slopes to the right around the curve. Can stay here for free up to 14 days. Potable water found at gas station in woss.

We were there during wildfire season and were being...

This campsite has gone downhill over the past few years. The drive going into the site hasn't been graded in the past few years and water has worn it out to the point that my abs was kickingin at a crawl an I slide most of the way down. The sites are overgrown and a lot of them are not usible due to down trees. I won'tbe camping...