Lakes in Pend Oreille County, Washington      Anderson Lake Babbitz Lake Baker Lake Bead Lake Big Meadow Lake Black Lake Blue Lake Boundary Lake Box Canyon Reservoir Brownie Lake Browns Lake Browns Lake Bunchgrass Lake Caldwell Lake Calispell Lake Cedar Creek Reservoir Chain Lake Conger Lake Conger Pond Conklin Lake Cooks Lake Crater Lake Crescent Lake Davis Lake Deception Lake Decie Lake Diamond Lake Fan Lake Flume Creek Reservoir Frater Lake Gypsy Lakes Half Moon Lake Heater Pond Homestead Lake Horseshoe Lake Horseshoe Lake Huff Lake Ione Millpond Isabelle Lake Kings Lake Knapp Pond Lake of the Woods Law Lake Ledbetter Lake Lake Leo Little Anderson Lake Lost Lake Lost Lake Lower Lead King Lake Lynda Lake Marshall Lake        What is the best R.V. campground at Marshall Lake?...Marshall is a lovely, quiet getaway, only a 45 minute drive from spokane... Metcalf Lake Mill Pond Misery Lake Mountain Meadows Lake Muskegon Lake        This is a nice little lake full of trout. Fishing is good w/spinners and flys but state regs allow only barbless single ... Mystic Lake Nile Lake No Name Lake North Skookum Lake Panhandle Lake Parker Lake Pend Oreille Mine Taillings Pond Petit Lake Playa Lake Power Lake Ridge Lake Sacheen Lake Scotchman Lake Shearer Lake South Skookum Lake Sportsman Pond Sullivan Lake Tacoma Sportsman Pond Trask Pond Trout Lake Upper Lead King Lake Vances Lake Watch Lake Williams Pond Willy-O Lake Wolf Lake        Extremely remote with no improved trail to Wolf Lake.  If you go there check out the woodduck boxes installed by FS many... Yocum Lake OTHER COUNTIES NEARBY Bonner County Boundary County Kootenai County Spokane County Stevens County Washington Lakes   Marshall Lake        What is the best R.V. campground at Marshall Lake?...Marshall is a lovely, quiet getaway, only a 45 minute drive from spokane... Muskegon Lake        This is a nice little lake full of trout. Fishing is good w/spinners and flys but state regs allow only barbless single hooks.... Wolf Lake        Extremely remote with no improved trail to Wolf Lake.  If you go there check out the woodduck boxes installed by FS many years ago....