Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get to Camp Na-Bor-Lee?
- Google directions to “Speckled Bird Way, Fruitland WA.” This will get you about 300 yards from camp, just continue down the road into Camp Na-Bor-Lee.
- Or click here to download a PDF map with directions.
What town or zip code can I use to check the weather forecast at camp?
Searching a weather site with “Fruitland, WA 99129″ will provide you the nearest weather information. Or click this link: “Weather at Camp”.
Is there a map or diagram of the layout of camp?
Click here to download a map of camp.
What is the mailing address for camp? (Also where payments are sent)
Camp Na-Bor-Lee
PO Box 8743
Spokane, WA 99203
Where do I send the deposit and/or camp fees?
You can pay the deposit through Venmo (@campnaborlee) or PayPal (@CampNaBorLee).
Please send the payment (if you are paying via Check made out to Camp Na-Bor-Lee) to:
Camp Na-Bor-Lee
P.O. Box 8743
Spokane, WA 99203
What is the Deposit Due policy?
The parties have until midnight 14 business days from the date the deposit email with the deposit
amount sent by administration is received. If after midnight, the deposit has not been made,
administration may move on to the next parties in line, if there is a wait list.
What is the Cancellation policy?
If the parties cancel 1 month before the reservation date, there will be a 100% refund of the
deposit amount issued. If the parties cancel 1week before the reservation date a 50% refund of the deposit amount will be issued. If the parties cancel less than one week or fail to show (no-show) for their
reservation, no refund will be issued. However, if there is a natural disaster or weather-related event
where Camp Na-Bor-Lee is forced to close, there will be a 100% refund issued. If the parties experience an
illness, the refund will be issued on a case-by-case basis and upon Board approval.
Can we stay and enjoy the lake after we check out at 12:00?
Yes! If you have checked out with the camp host and the site and facilities that your group used are clean, you are welcome to keep your vehicle in the parking lot and use the beach and bathroom facilities as long as you do not impede the new groups arriving.
How many people can each site hold? Which are the biggest sites?
Camp Na-Bor-Lee’s rustic campsites are not like standard campsites at other National Park Service campgrounds. Each site is large and open and can fit up to about 25-30 people, depending on how crowded you want your site to be. The largest campsites are #1, #3 (the main site with the covered picnic shelter and amphitheater), #5, and #8. These sites may be able to fit slightly more people, while the other sites, may fit slightly less. We recommend no more than 3 RV’s at any one site, if there are tents also.
Which sites have electricity?
Camp Na-Bor-Lee is a rustic camp that does not have full hookups. We have water available at each site, but no hookups are allowed. The only site that has electricity access is Site #3, and this is only to be used for campers with health needs. The picnic shelter has electricity for use for groups and their educational programming. There is no charging of RV’s or electric vehicles, nor are electrical cords allowed to be run from any structure to tents. Before any electricity is to be used, you must gain access from the camp host.
Are fires allowed at Camp Na-Bor-Lee?
Campfires are allowed in approved fire rings only. Typically, fires are allowed through June, but once the National Park Service and/or Steven’s County enacts a fire ban, we are subject to those restrictions.
If you have any suggestions for FAQs, email them to the Website Administrator.