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Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 07/21/07 at 02:35:28
Mill bay launch is right at the end of the road when you come off the hiil from the launch...great launch...full service stuff! and a Casino there too!!

Posted by: Y2SAYS Posted on: 07/20/07 at 23:50:35
I'm going Tuesday night on the 31st and coming back Thursday night and I'll be staying at Kamei. I can't wait for the lunker smallies you guys have been talking about.

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 07/20/07 at 17:50:24
I was hoping you would reply Mark, since I saw one of your past reports about Kamei. Thanks. So now that I got camping figured out, which Launch is best for Chelan to drop the boat in for the EARLY morning ??

Posted by: marktfd88 - Ex Member
Posted on: 07/20/07 at 17:01:24

I camped at Wapato Lake resort. It was ok. Like the lady said, you have to unhitch the boat and put it at the launch to the right of the campground. I was about 150 yards away from where I put my boat. I was a little uncomfortable with that arrangement, so I launched my boat and tied it to a tree right next to my camp site. The bathrooms were clean, but there was no power outlet at the campsite. Fortunately I have a 36v system and can go two full days without recharging. If you can I would reccomend staying at Kamei also.

Mark

Posted by: Chris B. Posted on: 07/20/07 at 00:39:13
Quote: Chris look for Kamei Resort in past posts...They will let you do what you want the other guys are weird at best...my opinion only.... I have seen Kamei in past posts, and I will give them a call. Thanks Larry.

Posted by: Larry S. Posted on: 07/20/07 at 00:25:07
Chris look for Kamei Resort in past posts...They will let you do what you want the other guys are weird at best...my opinion only....

Posted by: sarge - Ex Member Posted on: 07/19/07 at 21:47:30
http://www.lakechelanonline.com/camping.html#1 There is a link with contact info for some of the area campgrounds. Lake Chelan State Park might be a good bet. I believe they have ample boat parking. It is on the opposite side of the lake from Wapato, but isn't that hard to get to... Chris

Posted by: b_olson Posted on: 07/19/07 at 19:24:08
i know there is a camping area on the west end of wapato and have launched there before. i think there is a launch on the east side of the lake too as well as another camp ground.

Posted by: Chris B.
Posted on: 07/19/07 at 19:01:53

Need some info on where to camp for fishing Chelan and Wapato lakes. I made a call to Wapato Lake Campground since I never been there before. Told the lady I needed a tent site, but I was sleeping in a van with a boat hitched to it. She said boats aren't allowed near camping areas, would have to unhitch the boat and leave it in the boat launch area Sad

Sounds like a great place to steal a boat.
Anyway, never been to this place before, so did I not get the right info, or is there a better place? Read a post about Kamei, is that what I need ? Looking to fish Chelan in the AM, and Wapato in the PM.

Thanks for the help.

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