Not being familiar with the area and wanting to explore, booked 2 nights at what we thought would be remote, quiet, place plus wine! We found a beautiful property and friendly hosts. From our camp spot, it was a short walk through gate and woods down to gorgeous Rosevelt lake/Columbia river (dam alters official name and not sure where one precisely stops and starts).
As to camp spot, allowing camping on this estate feels like an afterthought as there are no defined spots nor are campers really disbursed on property. We were kindly shown to a shaded grassy area near perimeter of lawn to set up. Had imagined being more dispursed (19 acres) but was open to experience what was offered and learn about the area so not a problem. Prepurchased wine tasting and a bottle of wine when booking. Arrived to discover winery was sold out of whites (personal preference) and was handed a bottle of red Roosevelt as though that had been pre-selected. Kept an open mind, sampled some great reds and even purchased an additional bottle. First night, grounds people smoked weed and beat the drums quietly until about 9:30pm. Our camp area was realitvily peaceful, stars lit the sky, crickets chirped. Second night, family/friends of estate celebrated a Birthday party...until 1:45am. Having a host allow and/or facilitate high levels of noise to continue past 10pm without pre warning anyone prior to booking was a disappointment. Other campers also were shocked. Truly believe hosts were just doing their thing but feel more transparent communication is warrented during booking process.. No white wine (at a winery pre-selling tastings), loose dogs (very friendly), no set quiet time (inconsiderate).
Travelers not familiar with area, note property is about 45 minutes from Kettle Falls and 20 from Northport, both very small towns with few businesses. The surrounding countryside is stunning and untouched compared to much of the State. Our next stay in this area will be a bit more private and we'll bring our own drinks.