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Hozomeen Campground
Hozomeen Campground is a free primate campground on the northern side of Ross Lake.
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Hozomeen Campground Details
Hozomeen Campground is a free primate campground on the northern side of Ross Lake. There are 75 tent sites with potable water and vault toilets. The sites are open June through October, although facilities may not be available in September and October. Please note that this campground is not accessible from U.S. roads (you have to cross the border into Canada to get here), and the main access route, Silver/Skagit Road, is rough and unpaved.
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Hozomeen Campground
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17.0 mi away
Ross Lake Resort
The Ross Lake Resort features charming furnished cabins and bunkhouses on the shores of Ross Lake.
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Ross Lake Campgrounds
The Ross Lake Campgrounds are only accessible by boat.
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Ross Lake
The 24-mile-long Ross Lake is situated on the U.S.-Canadian border and is well known for it's recreational opportunities.
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Ross Lake Overlook
Often overshadowed by the nearby Diablo Lake Overlook, Ross Lake Overlook offers extensive views of this narrow, 22-mile-long lake.
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Happy Creek Boardwalk and Falls Trail
Happy Creek is a short, fully accessible boardwalk trail.
