Stayed end of May 2018 on way home from WA coast. This place had been on my radar for years as one of the few places in E Washington to camp. First off WA state parks could take a lesson from Oregon on their reservations system which I found was more complicated than necessary PLUS having to pay an extra cost for the Discover Pass ... more

Our site was in the RV pod, as described by other reviews. The sites were huge, with lush grass and tall mature shade trees. Tall rows of poplars define the campground, giving it an air of a well-planned, true “park.” FHU 50-amp connections were well-placed. Our daily rate (higher than our target average) is for out of state guests. ... more

Stayed in one place for an RV was told we could tent Camp there as well then was told that we can't tent camp on the grass as they water from Sunday through Thursday and up to noon on Fridays every day of the week and that any of your stuff in the grass is going to get wet. There was a burn ban in effect that stated no charcoal or wood... more

This park is very comfortable if you just want to relax, or if you are a fisherman with a boat. The campsites for RVs are lovely and have a nice sized space between them, They are all built into circular drives and easy to turn and backup into the spaces. Each has a fire-pit with moveable grill, a picnic table and plenty of shade. ... more

We were assigned site number 94 at the gate before the camping area. We always would rather do a drive through and scout out the "best" site, especially at a park we have never been to. Sites 61-126 are all dry camping sites with a picnic table and fire ring. Most sites were fairly level and could accommodate most larger rigs. Most... more