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Warden Lake North offers a reliable boat ramp for kayakers, canoeists, and motorboats on a 200-acre freshwater lake in Grant County's Columbia Basin. The access site features a single boat launch, one fishing platform, and a spacious parking lot with ADA-accessible parking. Basic amenities include a pit toilet and room for overnight camping (pack-in/pack-out style with no developed services). Note that a Washington State Discovery Pass is required, and a permit may be needed for camping—check current regulations before your visit.
The lake sits at 1,074 feet elevation and is stocked with rainbow and tiger trout, making it popular for fishing alongside paddling and boating. The shoreline offers good access for exploration, with some rock outcroppings adding visual interest to paddling. The site operates seasonally from the 4th Saturday in April through September 30, so plan accordingly for off-season travel. Water levels can vary, and conditions are generally calm, making this a suitable destination for recreational paddlers of varying experience levels.