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Battle Ground Lake State Park RV & Campground Guide

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Swim or paddle across the crater of an ancient volcano at Battle Ground Lake State Park. Small but impressive, this beautiful park is tucked into a dense forest near Battle Ground, Washington, just 30 miles north of Portland, Oregon. Once you arrive, you'll see why it has been a popular recreation site since the 1900s — the cool, beautiful water is perfect for swimming, canoeing, and fishing. Battle Ground Lake State Park is also known for its quiet hiking trails that offer stunning views of the impossibly green forest. Come in the summer for sunny days, or visit during the cool winter months and you might get the wilderness all to yourself.

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Weather
Spring 35-65 F
Summer 50-78 F
Fall 36-70 F
Winter 31-49 F
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RV Resorts & Campsites in Battle Ground Lake State Park

Battle Ground Lake State Park lies in a part of the United States that's prone to rain. With an RV, and you can duck in and out of inclement weather as needed. If you don't have one, an RV rental is a fun way to try out the perfect motorhome and elevate your camping trip, all without the commitment.

Battle Ground Lake State Park Campground

With 41 RV-friendly campsites, Battle Ground Lake State Park Campground is the perfect home base for your vacation. The biggest sites can accommodate RVs up to 35 feet long; book early to get a big spot or one of the six sites with electricity and water. Inside the campground, you'll find a dump station, hot showers, and bathrooms. Sites range from $27 to $45, depending on the type of site you book and the time of year.

Vancouver RV Park

If you're looking for a campsite with full hookups, you'll find it 16 miles south at Vancouver RV Park. Here, you'll find a wide selection of RV sites in both pull-through and back-in configurations. The longest site is 52 feet long, so you can bring a big rig with ease. Get online using the free Wi-Fi connection, or spend a pleasant afternoon enjoying the fireplace in the rec room. Large, clean bathrooms with showers sit a quick walk from your site. The nightly rate is $99; if you're coming for a week, you'll pay $350.

Cougar Park & Campground

Camp between Battle Ground State Park and Mt. St. Helens at Cougar Park & Campground. Park your RV under the trees and enjoy the peace of the forest. Nearby, a variety of lakes and hiking trails keep you busy. Sites here offer full hookups, and many provide pull-through access. If you don't need sewer hookups, you can book partial hookup sites that have electricity and water. The park also offers free Wi-Fi, bathrooms, and a laundry room. Rates are $40 per night for full hookups and $30 per night for partial hookups.

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What to Do at
Battle Ground Lake State Park

Inside Battle Ground Lake State Park

Although Battle Ground Lake State Park is small, it offers plenty to do. When it's warm, head right for the beach, the water is shallow and great for kids. If you have a non-motorized boat, you can launch it at the park. Paddle EZ, the onsite rental provider, also offers kayaks and stand-up paddleboards for rent year-round. Away from the water, the park offers 10 miles of hiking trails, 5 miles of equestrian trails, and 5 miles of trails that are ideal for mountain biking.

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How to Get to
Battle Ground Lake State Park

Whether you're coming from Seattle in the north or Portland in the south, Interstate 5 is the easiest way to reach Battle Ground Lake State Park. Get off at Exit 11 and take WA-502 to Battle Ground. From there, it's a few miles to the park via Grace Avenue and 11th Street.

Entering Battle Ground Lake State Park

Battle Ground Lake State Park is open all year. In the summer, the park is open from 6:30 a.m. to dusk. Winter hours are 8 a.m. to dusk.

Battle Ground Lake State Park Per vehicle, per day : $10.0

Whether you're coming on a quick weekend break or a longer vacation, the beautiful landscape at Battle Ground Lake State Park is sure to leave you feeling relaxed. No matter when you're visiting, we'd love to hear about the experience. Send an email to memori[email protected] with a few snapshots and RV camping tips, or tag RVshare when you post on social media so we can follow along with the fun.

Frequently Asked Questions About Battle Ground Lake State Park

What is the best time of year to visit Battle Ground Lake State Park?

Mid-spring to mid-fall is best. Although Battle Ground Lake State Park is open all year, some campsites are closed during the cold part of the year. At some spots, water may be turned off in winter.

What is the climate of Battle Ground Lake State Park?

When you come to Battle Ground Lake State Park, be prepared for a warm summer and a rainy, cool winter. Fall, winter, and spring often have overcast days, and weather conditions are subject to frequent change.

Are there designated RV camping spots in Battle Ground Lake State Park?

The park has 35 standard campsites. These sites are served by nearby water. There are also six sites with partial hook-ups that include electricity. The maximum length RV is 35 feet. There is one community RV dump station.

Do you have to reserve a camping spot at Battle Ground Lake State Park and what is the cost?

Yes, reservations are accepted all year. The nightly cost runs from $20 to $45, depending on the season and type of campsite selected. Reservations can be made online or by calling (888) CAMPOUT or (888) 226-7688.

Are pets allowed at Battle Ground Lake State Park?

Pets are welcome visitors at Battle Ground Lake State Park. They are allowed in the campgrounds and on the trails, but you must have physical control, and the pet must be on a leash at all times.