Campfires
Across the region, campgrounds are banning fires, even inside rings of developed sites. The Colville National Forest earlier this week announced the ban at its campgrounds, and Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area also has banned all campfires.
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Riverside State Park camp host, Renee Rîchard, waves in a motorist to the campgrounds, Aug. 9, 2017. All wood or charcoal fires are banned.
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Because of a ban on campfires in Riverside State Park, Joel Ferguson and Tia Kesler ate sandwiches instead of grilling their meals, Aug. 9, 2017.
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Riverside State Park camp host, Renee Rîchard, has been hearing a lot of complaints about the wood and charcoal campfire ban in the park.
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With a campfire ban in place, Ryan Steele, 10, of Spokane Valley, Wash., had to use a portable smores maker to create his treats while camping in Riverside State Park,Aug. 9, 2017.
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Wood and charcoal campfires are banned in Riverside State Park.
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Riverside State Park camp host, Renee Rchard, offers a treat to Chloe upon entry to the campgrounds, Aug. 9, 2018. Röchard informs visitors that all wood and charcoal fires are banned in the park.
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Tina Hecker and her grandson, Ryan Steele, break down their campsite, Aug. 9, 2017, in Riverside State Park. Wood and charcoal campfires are banned in the park.
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