Washington Campgrounds

BEAUTIFUL VISTAS ON THE SNAKE RIVER!

History buffs will love this KOA! Lewis and Clark explored the area in 1805 on their way down the Snake River, but Native Americans lived at the confluence of the Snake, Palouse and Tucannon rivers for thousands of years. The campground, marina and restaurant are located at historic Lyons Ferry crossing. Nearby, see Joso Bridge (almost 3/4 of a mile long). Visit Palouse Falls and view the splendor of the 200-foot waterfall. The marina has 84 boat slips, surrounded by impressive river views and rock formations. Fish for bass, salmon, steelhead, walleye, pikeminnow and catfish. The fully stocked camp store has gifts, groceries and RV supplies. Or enjoy a meal in the restaurant. Tent campers will love the Camping Kitchen!

Don't forget your boat! The marina has 84 boat slips, surrounded by impressive views and rock formations. Enjoy more than 5,000 feet of river frontage and fish for bass, salmon, steelhead, walleye, pikeminnow and catfish. Check out the nearby (2 min. by car) Corp of Engineers river front day-use area with hiking trails and picnicking. Stock up on groceries, snacks and gifts in our fully stocked Kampstore or grab a great meal in our restaurant. The Snake River Grill is a great family restaurant with homemade specials, deserts, espresso & more! The dogs will love our large doggie play park! Come, stay & play!

THE SUMMER LIGHT LASTS LONGER AND THE WINTER NIGHTS ARE MILDER IN PASCO, WASHINGTON.

The summer light lasts longer and winter nights are milder in Pasco, Washington. The confluence of the mighty Snake, Yakima and Columbia rivers creates a natural environment that demands exploration and provides recreation for boaters and fishermen. Set in a high desert region, the Pasco KOA is centrally located in the Tri-Cities region so campers can easily move from event to attraction. The area has 10 golf courses for the beginner to the pro. At Sacajawea State Park, look through the eyes of Lewis and Clark's Shoshone guide as you tour her namesake interpretive center and meander through a traditional Wanapum village. Discover why Washington calls itself the "New World" wine region, as you tour the many vineyards in the Yakima and Walla Walla valleys. Visit Kennewick's Columbia Park, known for its festivals and hydroplane races. At the end of a fulfilling day, relax at the Pasco KOA - your Tri-Cities home base. Pool: Open all year. Max pull thru: 55 feet. Your hosts: Mike and Terry Weddle.

Nestled in a small valley just northwest of Yakima in central Washington, Suntides is surrounded by residential homes, fruit orchards, the Naches river and nearby rock cliffs inscribed with ancient indian petroglyphs.

The Franklin County RV Park in Pasco, Washington was opened to the public in 2004. It is a premiere destination for both full time stays and overnighters. The Franklin County RV Park offers full amenities including high tech wireless internet. The RV Park is nestled behind the TRAC Facility far enough from the freeway to avoid the noise, yet still offers quick access. Local businesses cater to your needs and many are within walking distance. A bicycle trail right outside TRAC can take you on a 25 mile round trip tour of the Tri-Cities. The three rivers in the area, Columbia, Snake and Yakima offer many water sports as do the 10 golf courses and driving ranges in the area. The Columbia Basin is home to many renowned wineries as well and tours occur frequently