WASHINGTON STATE | Central Ferry State Park: Rating 8

Central Ferry State Park is a pretty park with wide open sites with lots of grass.  There are very few trees and most of the sites designed for privacy with windscreens, etc.  Site #24 is the best for spectacular water view.  Site # 17 is nice for a water view plus convenience to fishing docks & boat launch.  There is a wonderful beach/picnic area within a short walk.

There are several walking paths throughout park. We have heard there are times the campground is not mowed, but we have never experienced that.  There are many thistles so bare feet are not recommended.  There is a small grocery store on premise.

Central Ferry State Park sits along the Snake River, so it gets windy. The restrooms extremely clean. This park is a wonderful setting right next to bridge.  It is an EZ 1 &1/2 – 2 hour pull towing RV from Spokane Valley.  Check out Palouse Falls, which is close by and is a little bit of the Grand Canyon right here in Washington.  The Tucannon area is another nice drive with lots of Good hunting & fishing.

Additional Information

Facilities: 8 Tent-Only Sites, 60 Tent/RV Sites with Full Utilities, Fire Pits/Grills, Volleyball Court, Horseshoe Pits, Group Camp (maximum 200), Public Phone, Trailer Dump Station, Picnic Tables, Covered Shelters, Flush Toilets, Drinking Water, Hot Showers ($.25), Swimming Area, 4-Lane Launch Ramp, Handling Dock, Tie-Up Dock, Marine Dump Station.

Reservations

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