Beal Park

Located west on Kettle River Rd from Hwy 21, Beal Park is a small, road-side park located on the Kettle River (approximately seven miles west of the town of Curlew). Beal is one of four small parks created through the auspices of the Ferry County and Stevens County commissioners. The actual land was donated by Tom and Donna Beal.

Easily accessed, the park is a pleasant place to enjoy a picnic, photograph the scenic Kettle River, and observe the many migratory birds that pass through this riparian wetland. The park has two picnic tables, three fire pits (before using fire pits, check with local ranger station for burn bans), and one Sani-Can toilet. There are no trash receptacles, because you’re expected to carry out your trash.

Camping: Allowed (as of the time of this posting).

Recommended seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn

Caution

All water collected from lakes, rivers, or trails should be treated before drinking. Always plan for injuries and abrupt changes in weather by carrying matches, a knife, first aid supplies, food, water, and extra clothes. Be alert for wildlife and make certain your food and supplies are stored in bear-proof containers. There are no lifeguards present, so wear a life jacket when in the water.

Map

Warning: Map is informational only and not to scale. Consult an up-to-date topographical map before traveling these roads and trails. FerryCounty.com makes no claims as to the accuracy of the map.

View of river from Beal Park. Anglers fly fish along this stretch of the river.

Beal Park’s view of Kettle River.

Beal Park sign, Curlew WA 99118

Kettle River Watershed sign and map of Public Access sites. Beal Park, Peggy Brixner Park, Lone Ranch Park, and Matney Park.

Beal Park, Curlew, WA Beal Park is one of four small parks located on the Kettle River and created through the auspices of the Ferry County and Stevens County commissioners. Land was donated by Tom and Donna Beal.