Osprey

Osprey Campground is a popular campground that sits beside Priest Lake. Visitors (and their pups!) pawsitively love this lakeside setting and the campground’s well-kept facilities. You and your furry friend will find lots of pawesome activities in the area, too, so you’ll have plenty of ways to fill your time!

There are 16 sites at Osprey, and the nightly fee for a site is $21. There are also premium sites available for $23 per night. At your site, you’ll find a campfire ring and picnic table. There are more amenities at the campground, such as flushing toilets, trash collection service, and paved parking spurs. If you need firewood, it can be purchased on-site as well. (Please don't bring your own! This can harm the local ecosystem.)

The area around the campground houses countless outdoor recreation sites. If you want to explore some of them, a good place to start is Priest Lake because it is so close to the campground. The lake is a wonderful spot for canoeing, fishing, and swimming. You can also find some nice trails near the lake, like Upper Priest Lake Navigation Trail. This ten-mile, out-and-back trail provides scenic views of the woodlands and adjacent lake. Note that the trail can get muddy during the spring, so be sure to wear the right shoes if visiting in season!

While you’re staying at Osprey Campground, remember that you are in an active wildlife zone. To prevent attracting potentially dangerous beasts to your site, food and other scented items should be stored and disposed of properly throughout your stay. Also remember to keep your furry friend leashed at all times, and always clean up after your pooch at the campground. Osprey can accommodate RVs, but there are no electric hookups available at the campsites. Finally, note that there is a fee for having additional vehicles beyond your first.