33mi from Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area · 1 site · Tent, RVHere’s your permission slip to disappear for a while.
Welcome to Siostry Braehaven.
Fourteen acres of private, undeveloped forest at the base of Bald Mountain in northeastern Washington. And just around the mountain from Deer Lake Resort!
No water. No toilet. No electricity. Just towering trees, a seasonal creek, fresh air, and whatever it is you’ve been carrying around that could use a little breathing room.
The terrain is rough/bumpy ground underneath meadow grasses and bushes. If you venture up the old logging road for a better spot on the packed dirt, watch out for old stumps hiding in plain sight.
Trailers not recommended up the logging road.
When you book Braehaven, the entire property is yours. There are no designated campsites, so you’re free to choose your own corner of the forest. Set up beneath the pines, in one of the open meadows, or wherever feels like home for a night or two. A few areas have been cleared just enough to help keep the ticks out of your underwear. You’re welcome.
Here you’ll find:
* Snowberries, serviceberries, wild grasses, moss-covered rocks, and probably a few places we haven’t discovered yet
* Deer, wild turkeys, songbirds, and other wildlife that call these woods home
* Mosquitoes. Yellowjackets. Ants. We believe in honest advertising.
Braehaven is best suited for tent campers, car campers, backpackers, camper vans, artists, writers, photographers, hammock enthusiasts, and anyone craving a little solitude. Wandering weirdos have always fit in around here.
Trailers 22 feet or shorter only. Because of the primitive terrain and narrow access, we can’t accommodate larger trailers. Please leave anything over 22 feet at home. We genuinely appreciate it.
The property is about 30 minutes from Spokane and roughly 10 minutes from Loon Lake. 7.2 miles to Deer Lake Resort. While neighboring parcels are large and spread out, this is still a rural community. You’ll enjoy plenty of privacy without feeling completely isolated.
Pets are welcome! Because this is unfenced wilderness with wildlife and a lightly traveled rural road nearby, we recommend bringing a leash, tie-out, portable fence, or another way to keep your pet safely close by.