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Halfway Flats Dispersed Camping is a must camp place for those who love dispersed camping by a river.

Go check it out and bring enough supplies & water with you. Don't pollute it and take your garbage with you.

Enjoy the peace.

Cell is 2 miles UP the hill.

Love the woods! And a nice place to spend a weekend. Nothing much more to add to the other reviews.

First visit but wont be my last visit! All sites are paved and pull through. Some low branches here and there but nothing big. Agree that river side would be nice but all were in use when we arrived.

Nice area to stage your camper and go out and explore!

Some road/vehicle noise.

Had boosted Sprint/T-Mobile for a few hours then it disappeared. Could send and receive texts. Better cell a few miles back down the road.

4 stars

Stayed 6/19/20 to 6/21/20. There are basically 5 spots that small trailers (>23') & truck campers can fit into. There is a parking area for day use fishermen and their truck & fishing boat trailer that shouldn't be used for camping. However, we put our tow vehicle out there at night.

Picnic tables and fire rings for each site. Don't expect privacy, electric, or water. There is a port a potty and a building with a toilet. (Probably but didn't use). While it is tight and privacy is in short supply, the end areas afford more in the way of privacy with the spot closest to the bathroom the largest.

The hill is steep(ish). It is grooved so- to-speak to facilitate traction. A guy in a 40' converted Bluebird bus didn't have any issues when I was there.

The lake is peaceful and full of life. Birds galore! Floating in our kayak on that water was just what was needed to disconnect from this crazy time we're going and enjoy but dont tell too many people. Haha

We got Sprint LTE at the top of the hill with my Note 8 but nothing with my Galaxy A50. I had to drive .5 miles to get signal on that phone. (Notes have great antennas)

Fall weather made for a perfect weekend here. Picturesque perfection made better by an empty campground sans 1 family down the way.

Big sites probably dont afford a lot of visual privacy when full but the sizes helps reduce the crowded feel of other NF Campgrounds.

Dont expect cell but if you need it, it is quicker to find it headed to Republic vs Tonasket.

What a find! Looks to be 6 - 8 spaces. Most with fire rings. All the ones I saw have a gravel "pad" to park on. Only saw one picnic table. Pit toilet. No cell (Tmobile or Sprint) even boosted.

Only stopped for lunch but will certainly be back for a weekend!

If you're reading this, be advised, access road is a well maintained gravel road.