Antilon Lake Campground

Antilon Lake Campground is a free, primitive campground spread across four loosely defined areas (Sites A through D) along the eastern shore of Lake Antilon — a quiet, small lake tucked into the hills above Lake Chelan, accessible via Grade Creek Road. There are no designated tent pads, no numbered campsites, and no reservations; camping areas are informal and boundaries between spots are not always clearly defined. The campground is best suited for tents, as some of the access roads within each site are rough and rutted and may challenge low-clearance vehicles. Site D is the most developed, with two vault toilets and a small dock providing access to the lake. No potable water is available anywhere in the campground. This is a good fit for campers seeking a no-cost, low-footprint lakeside escape away from the crowds — particularly anglers, kayakers, and paddleboarders who want quiet water access.