We Show You the Campgrounds Around Sullivan Lake WA and Why We FAILED the Border Crossing to Canada!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Join Randy and me while we explore Northeast Washington State. From Spokane, we headed north to Sullivan Lake. First, we stayed a couple of days at Noisy Creek Campground. Then, we'll give you a tour of the north side campgrounds and where you can disperse camp for free. It's all beautiful. Sullivan Lake is close to a little used British Columbia, Canada border crossing and still FAILED! See what mistakes we made, how we corrected them and ultimately, entered Canada. Triumph! Join us. ~ Trish and Randy
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I lived semi close to this lake, yet I have never been to Sullivan Lake!
Priest Lake numerous times. Thank you for your video! I am going to go there. Cheers!
I'm so glad we inspired a visit. We'll try to see Priest Lake next time. Thanks for watching! ~ Trisha
Beautiful Scenery ❤️ Thank you for sharing your experience. I live in Oroville. It was fun to see familiar places. So happy for both of you. Looking forward to more videos. Have fun. Peace Out
You are lucky. It is such a gorgeous area! Thanks for commenting. Trisha
2nd time is a charm. We live near Buffalo and I haven't tried to get into Canada since covid. Too much bother right now. 🤣
Thanks for the tour of the campgrounds in the area. Beautiful area. 💞
-Aimee
Thanks for watching. We hadn't heard of the poultry ban. We'll be coming your way later in the year.
Sullivan lake is in FAR NORTH EASTERN WASHINGTON. Not western wa.
You are right! I didn't catch that. Thanks ~ Trisha
Do you know if there was a dog area for swimming in the east & west Sullivan campground?
I didn't walk that shore but since there was one at the smaller Noisy Creek campgroud, I'm going to guess that there is one on the northern end of the lake. You could call the Ranger Station. Have fun! Trisha
There is one on both ends of the lake.