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Okanogan Washington Tourism

The city of Okanogan is a sportsman’s, vacationer’s or historian’s paradise. This region enjoys a great deal of pine forests, pioneer homesteads and access to the Okanogan National Forest, full of sparkling lakes and rivers.

The Okanogan County Historical Museum exhibits artifacts pertaining to local history including a reproduction of a 19th century main street. Also, on display, is the work of frontier photographer Frank Matsura.

Matsura settled in the Okanogan Valley in 1903. A prolific photographer, he captured the life and times of American Indians and homesteaders throughout this region. The Department of Natural Resources has three campgrounds near Okanogan. Leader Lake has 16 campsites and a boat launch, Rock Creek has six campsites and Rock Lakes provides eight campsites and hiking trails. Closeby is the Okanogan National Forest. Here you will find many more campgrounds and over 1,600 miles of mountain trails. Outdoor recreational seekers can enjoy activities such as hiking, fishing, mountain biking, wildlife viewing and skiing and snowmobiling in the winter.

This national forest is known for its mule deer herds and sportfishing. You can obtain more information by stopping at the Okanogan National Forest office in Okanogan.