Introduction
Enveloping the beautiful 103-acre Winchester Lake replete with rainbow trout, catfish, tiger muskie, and other fish species, is Winchester Lake State Park, a popular spot for fishing and other water activities. Located a quarter of a mile west of Winchester, off Highway 95 in Idaho, this state park is a beautiful place to visit on RV vacations. You can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, meandering around the lake in a paddleboat or canoe, and fishing or swimming. Winter brings opportunities for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, Nordic skiing, and ice fishing.
The 418-acre Winchester Lake State Park, which sits at an elevation of 3,900 feet, features serviced campsites, standard campsites, ADA campsites, and yurts, including one ADA-accessible yurt. Partial and full-hookup options are available for RVs at some campsites. The campsites in Winchester Lake State Park are peaceful and surrounded by beautiful ponderosa pines with a number of sites having a view of the lake. Flush toilets and restrooms, showers, a playground, boat ramps and docks, picnic areas, and dump stations are also available in the park. In addition, a group shelter and an amphitheater are available for group occasions and events. Nearby facilities include Nez Perce National Historical Park, Museum of Winchester History, and Historical Museum of St. Gertrude.
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