Fields Spring State Park

10-1-2020--We had just traveled over the Blue Mountains and stopped here for a quiet overnighter. We found many places still closed (due to covid) so we were very happy to find this place. It is in a quiet, remote location and we were happily surprised to find the showers open, hot, clean and well maintained.

Cattle were wandering around the grounds from the close by ranches. There are 2 Environmental Learning Centers/ Lodges here. We also saw a couple of tepees, and various cabins. Were guessing it could be a hub of activity during a normal summer.

A nice campground in Eastern Washington pine forest. No water hook-ups, no electrical hook-ups, but does have a dump station. Bathroom with showers were clean and well maintained. Our campsite was a nice, shady spot with good privacy. It was a little difficult to get our motorhome level. We ended up having one wheel about 8" above grade while the opposite wheel had no blocks.

The area is a winter trailhead which makes for nice hiking trails during the summer. We would like to return for some winter fun. There is a playground, a play field, and horse shoe pits. Getting into the campground is a bit confusing as the signage is not clear.

Overall a very nice place to stay, but the $30 nightly fee seemed high for sites with no hook-ups.