Bowl & Pitcher Campground

Booked a 2 night res for 26 ft travel trailer. The website stated I would fit as the site could fit up to 30ft. When I arrived to site 20 there was no way I would be able to back up my rig without knocking out part of my trailer as the site was surrounded by trees. The nice camp host stated they have had issues with the site mis leading info were rigs would not fit. He allowed me to move sites for 1 night and move to another the next but had to pay extra as the only site they had was a FHU. Other then that the restrooms were clean and the campground was clean.

I stayed here in my pickup truck converted to camper ,I was squeezed in between 2 campers ,there was a shower ,but you had to pay for it,also there was a cool.suspention bridge ,with a sign no pictures to be taken !! Also there was a sewer treatment plant just down the road ,I asked the park ranger he said it dumped in river before the campgrounds,so.i would not swim ,in fact it had a funny smell ,and 32$ for non electric

We were in site #2, which shares a trail with site #1, down to the river. You can take a refreshing dip to cool down.

The mapping directions take you through some ‘local access only signs. It is ok to go through them.

Probably easier to take exit 181, then north on WA 2, then left on 291. Left on W. Rifle Club Road, which continues to N. Aubrey White Parkway, where the campground is located.

This is a nice state park with an adventure driving into. First, you go through some sketchy areas then turn down a road that winds along the river to the water treatment plant. But keep going! You’re almost there but try to arrive in daylight. The sites I saw were in the upper part of the campground and were in a pine forest which provides some shade. The bathrooms and showers were clean but you do need to use tokens for the showers which you get at the front gate. The sites I saw were on the small size and my 30 foot SUV and trailer just fit. When we were here the temperature was in the 96 plus degrees so it’s hard to enjoy the park when all you want to do is lie down and melt.

This is a nice state park with a bit of an adventure driving to as you go along a road that you might think ends at the water treatment plant. Keep going and you come to the campground! Try to get her during daylight. The sites I saw were on the small size with my 30 foot combination vehicle and trailer just fitting. We were in site 31 which is located in the upper part of the park in pine shaded area. The bathrooms and shower are good and meet “state park” standard. When we were here it was 96 plus degrees so it was very difficult to enjoy the park when all you want to do is lie down and melt.

As other reviewers have mentioned, the best sites are down by the river. Unfortunately they are almost impossible to get so we stayed in the upper loop. I was expecting the worst but was pleasantly surprised by our small spot. Other sites like 22 and 23 are also quite nice. Sites 15 - 17 are close together and back onto the road making for limited space and privacy. There is only one shower stall in the upper bathroom building. You get two (3 min) tokens for $1. Firewood is not available at the campground. Sani dump cost $5. Excellent trails across the river. Clean facilities. Convenient access to Spokane. Would stay again.

This is a very nice, well maintained WA state park. We stayed on both loops, thanks to the PNW heat dome and a quick change of reservation from 2 nights in a no-services site to sites with hookups so that we could run the AC. We were able to get 1 night reservations in sites with hookups with less than a week notice, which was great. The riverside sites are, of course, a bit nicer than the upper loop since they are on the river. They are also a bit larger and more private. The upper loop sites are closer together, but include a sewer hook up. The campground is connected to mostly shaded hiking trails and the Centennial multi-use trail by way of the Swinging Bridge. Both the forested trails and the Centennial Trail provide fantastic running/walking/biking options. There are swim pools in the river near the campground also. Easy drive to downtown and the city activity options, too. Cell service was better near the river.