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Cape Disappointment State Park – Ilwaco, WA
(6 visitors have rated this campground.)
Loading ...Three stars for this delightful state park as it has just about everything, including a new name. It use to be called Fort Canby State Park, but now I guess in honor of the area, they changed the name.
Located on the southwestern point of the State, just 2 miles from town, Cape Disappointment has 152 standard campsites, 83 utility sites, five primitive campsites, one dump station, eight restrooms and 14 showers and some are handicapped access. The maximum site length is 45 feet but all the sites are well spaced in a wagon wheel design so that you don’t look into your neighbors window.
Tumwater NF Campground – Levenworth, WA
(rate this campground) Loading ...OK, it’s a dry campground and I know that many of my fellow RVers like the full hookups, but if you have the time and your in the area, this National Forest Campground is great for an overnighter or for a fort nighter. What I found so amazing is most of the 80+ sites are private and it actually takes some effort to see your neighbor.
Rainbow RV Resort – Eatonville, WA
(rate this campground) Loading ...This must be a well kept secret as I can’ t find it listed in any campground directory, and I am just guessing that its in Eatonville as its very close to the Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, just off Hwy 161 on Tanwax Lake Rd. (Mile north of Hwy 702.) It also could be South Prairie or Kapowisin
Tri-Cities RV Park – Kennewick, WA
(rate this campground) Loading ...This is our second time to Tri Cities RV Park and we will be back again. The park is large, with many full-timers but they save some nice spaces for those of us coming for a few days. The staff are helpful and friendly and when we couldn’t get leveled at the site they assigned [...]
Yakima KOA – Yakima, WA
(7 visitors have rated this campground.) Loading ...I’m torn and not sure what to post here. We had a great site. The campground is located right on the Yakima Rivers edge, weeping willows dipping their branches in the water, ducks, geese and turtles begging for food, fish jumping out of the water tempting to be food. It was a great site… but [...]
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