Diablo Lake Campgrounds
The Diablo Lake Campgrounds are only accessible by boat, and is made up of three areas.
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Diablo Lake Campgrounds Details
The Diablo Lake Campgrounds are only accessible by boat, and are made up of three areas: Buster Brown (three sites), Hidden Cove (one site), and Thunder Point (three sites). All three have tent pads, vault toilets, bear boxes, fire pits, and docks. Camping in all boat-in areas requires backcountry camping permits.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Diablo Lake Campgrounds
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Thunder Creek Trail
This trail can be a shorter, easier hike or a longer, more strenuous hike depending on how far you follow it.
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Colonial Creek Campground
Colonial Creek Campground is located on Diablo Lake, at the base of Colonial Peak.
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Thunder Knob Trail
Thunder Knob is a great loop hike for both families and seasoned solo hikers looking for a quick climb with rewarding views.
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Colonial Creek
Nestled on the shore of Diablo Lake, the Colonial Creek area is a popular stop for motorists exploring the North Cascades Scenic Highway.
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Fourth of July Trail
Fourth of July Pass is one of the first backcountry mountain passes to melt, and sees lots of hikers in spring.
