Amenities

Picnic Table
Flush Toilet
Potable Water

Activities

Fishing
Hiking
Swimming
Wildlife Watching

Terrain

Forest
Lake
River
Creek

About this space

Hozomeen Campground is located at the north end of Ross Lake and is open from late May through October. There is no camping fee, and all sites are first-come, first-served. Facilities include boat launches, pit toilets, potable water, picnic tables and fire grates. Guests must pack-out all trash. Campsites located in the Upper Loop are closed until further notice due to hazard trees.

Reviews • 4

★★★★★ (4 reviews)
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Sarah C.
★★★★★
Jul 2017

I spent a few nights here in October and it was absolutely stunning! Ross Lake is beautiful, clean and crisp. We happened to be here during a full moon and the amount of light throughout the night...

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George
★★★★★
Sep 2020

2020 is an off year for this site, as it is mostly an RV site, and with the COVID 19 restrictions no RV’s can pass through Canada to get there. That was awesome for us tho, because we got there in...

AI Review Summary

Overall, this campsite offers a stunning natural setting with beautiful lake views and spacious sites, making it a favorite among campers. Visitors rave about the excellent swimming, kayaking, and hiking opportunities in the area, as well as the cleanliness of the facilities. However, some campers have noted issues with mosquitoes, basic bathroom amenities, and occasional overgrowth in less frequented areas. Despite these drawbacks, the breathtaking scenery and tranquil atmosphere make it a worthwhile destination.

Highlights
  • Beautiful lake views
  • Spacious campsites with picnic tables and fire rings
  • Great swimming and kayaking opportunities
  • Incredible hiking trails nearby
  • Clean and well-maintained bathroom facilities
  • Stunning scenery, especially during full moons
  • Access to the Canadian border for adventurous hikers
Considerations
  • Mosquitoes can be a problem, especially in certain years
  • Bathroom facilities are basic and can run out of toilet paper
  • Some areas may be overgrown due to low usage
  • Limited amenities in the fall months
  • Access can be challenging for some visitors