Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park

About Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park

The park is surrounded by spectacular scenery and separated from the mountains by a lake. To the north, you have a great view of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and to the south, the Blue Ridge Mountains.

The park is best known for its boat accessibility and offers visitors a modern marina, and it is known as one of the best boat destinations in North Carolina, where a wide selection of boats is available.

The park features a waterhole and a nearby ferry takes visitors to nearby Lake Chelan State Park and the Uplake Wilderness section of the park. Boat trips to and from the "Uplakes Wilderness" parts of Lake Chelan are possible within the parks, as are boat trips around the lake.

Lake Chelan was formed by competing glaciers, and the back and forth created a wide lower and narrow upper lake. The back and forth has created the wide, lower, but narrower upper lakes as well as the Uplake Wilderness.

The region has an average annual rainfall of 11 inches, with 39 inches of average annual snowfall. The park is located at an altitude of 3,000 feet above sea level with a difference in altitude of 1,500 feet.

The Indians come here to start their canoe trips on the plateau, and there are fishing spots for them, as well as a number of other activities.

The park was built by Dave Davis and operated as a private resort for many years, and was operated by park staff until 1988. State Parks acquired it in 1972 and continues to operate it under concession agreements with various tenants.

Chelan is 18 km away and offers all the services, restaurants and supplies listed in the area. The park has firewood, ice and basic supplies, which are seasonal, but the boat fuel is seasonal.

Twenty - Five Mile Creek is an old campsite with lots of small campsites, but the park has behaved very well in recent years, with no major water quality or safety issues.

Access for large recreational vehicles is limited, and the maximum length of a site may be less than 30 feet due to limited availability.

Shady campsites are located on the west side of the park, in a wooded area next to the stream.

Each campsite, separated by a quiet green area, can accommodate a group of up to 50 people, with fees varying according to the size of the group. RV parks can be booked during the day or at night, at least three days in advance and a maximum of four days in advance.

Two boat ramps are available, and a motor-powered electric generator can be operated from the park's boat ramp on the east side of the creek, which costs $5 an hour. Check-in is 14: 30, check-out is 13: 00 and quiet hours Are 22: 00 - 06: 30. If you stay at one of these campsites for more than four days in a row, you must make a reservation in advance, otherwise the length of your stay will be extended.

For up-to-date information, please call the Information Center at 360 - 902 - 8844 or send an e-mail to park information @ twentieth - five - mile - creek - state - park. Starts are possible from the park's boat ramp on the east side of the creek and in the parking lot at 20th Street and Pine Street.

Marina slides may or may not be available depending on the water level of the lake. Visitors who book a campsite by mid-to-late June will receive an email informing them that marinas and slides will be reserved when the water level reaches 1098 feet. For more information on the lake's water level, please visit the Chelan County Public Works website. Anchored slides are available from the park's boat ramp on 20th Street and Pine Street in the parking lot at the campground entrance.

The Chelan County Public Works website for more information on the water level at Twenty - Five Mile Creek State Park and the park's marinas.

Marina slips are usable up to 1093 m, and boat launches are only usable from a height of 1098 m. B berths, docks and floating buoys are available at Twenty - Five Mile Creek State Park and the park's marinas. The slides of the marina will only be useful again when the lake has reached a height of 3,500 meters and has reached a height of 12,200 feet.

Moor permits are available at Twenty - Five Mile Creek State Park, with the park offering moorland for $1,000 per acre or $3,500 per year. The park has a few unprotected picnic tables that come first, and it also sells a limited number of required parking permits for a maximum of four vehicles per parking space.

While hunting is not allowed in the national park, the park is a great base camp, and visitors can go hiking and diving. A nearby ferry takes you to the nearby town of Lake Tahoe, where you can picnic, have lunch or even spend the night on the lake front.

The Wash is located 20 km west of Chelan, 8 km north of Entiat and turns left onto the highway. Continue on the highway until it ends at South Lakeshore Rd., turn right and continue north on Lake Tahoe Road for another 8 miles.

Turn right at the park entrance and drive five miles to the lakefront, then turn left onto Lake Tahoe Road for another five miles. Turn left onto South Lakeshore Rd. , turn right into the parking lot and park on the south side of the road.

Go to Chelan, south of the freeway, turn right onto South Lake Tahoe Road and drive 15 miles to the park entrance and park on the north side. Turn right onto South Lakeshore Rd, continue for 15 miles, then Turn left into the lakeside parking lot, turn right and park, and then right again for another five miles.