Sprague Lake Resort

We would stay here again if/when passing through. Owner is very friendly and accommodating. Very peaceful and nice view. Plenty of bird wildlife. Although we don’t fish, there is a lake to fish in. If you are looking for excitement, this is not the place. Nothing to do in the closed up and empty town of Sprague. If you are looking for a peaceful and serene get away, then this place is it.

Pretty nice overnight, clean and well maintained. Very windy with no break, lots of bugs (non biting) and a ton of goose poop for our puppy to get into trouble with.

Would have been great with no wind or goose poop (not the fault of the campsite obviously). Bugs were not too annoying, just a ton of them. Trains were present but not too noticeable due to the sound of the wind and a/c unit.

Would definitely come back for an overnight, but not to stay and relax.

We weren’t bothered by the trains at all but yes, there are a lot of them, so if that bothers you keep that in mind. You get to backup right to the lake. We had a beautiful sunset. The owner is very nice and the place is well kept. We wish there was some trail or somewhere to walk but the only place is the campground itself which is nice but small. We’d definitely stop in again if it worked with our plans.

Plenty of trains across the lake. If that bothers you don’t stay. I’m a light sleeper little noises bug me, not trains, we’ve been a lot closer to tracks in more expensive parks. The owner is an older German lady, pretty cool, she’s been here awhile and runs a relaxed but tight ship. We’re sitting in shade after along drive enjoying a breeze, nice grassy site, and a lake view. Couldn’t ask for more on an overnighter. If you fish they’re catching some good sized trout off the bank..

Stopped here early afternoon in mid-September. The grounds are well kept, but I thought overpriced. The restroom and shower were not the best. Shower cost .75cents for 5 minutes. Owner said all, but one, electric sites were reserved...so put us in the one closest to the boat ramp and her home. We only saw 2 others come in later. The trains didn't bother us as much as the wind....and the binoculars in the owner's window facing our site.

This is a small one-woman-owned-and-operated park with grass sites on the Sprague Lake. Even with unlevel sites and weak water pressure and with nothing but the lake in the area, I give this little place four stars for charm and friendly owner. Fishing is great off the little dock. There are four fishing boats to rent or bring your own and use the boat launch in the park. Small restroom building and some fishing supplies in the office. Owner lives in house on site, ring door bell if you need something. There were ducks, geese, quail, and pelicans during our stay. The Columbia Plateau Trail State Park is accessible from Highway 23 nearby. The town of Sprague is on its last leg with only the Chevron, burger place and small grocery still open. The other RV park - Four Seasons - is a dirt and gravel choice right on I-90 on the other side of the lake. There are trains several times a day and night, but we loved that. If you are interested in geology the rock formations throughout the range land are amazing.