Nice clean quiet park. Nothing much around so you do have to drive a bit for shopping. Host is very…read morefriendly and helpful and the price is right.

The Mrs & I were traveling & only needed to spend the night. This clean property is right off the…read morehighway & very easy to get in & out. Easy to find too, as you can see it from the Highway. Even though it's close to the highway it's quiet. Asphalt roads leading to fairly level gravel sites. 50 amp power only, but the office did loan us a 50 to 30 reducer. We've stayed here before & wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

Mid June 2025. HIGHLY recommend Tucannon River RV Park! Excellent WiFi, well thought out pull…read morethrough sites handle the largest of RV's, spotlessly clean restrooms with showers, super friendly and helpful staff. Could have a little more shade trees but seems they are working on that. But WOW! the breathtaking surroundings and amazing sunsets! A little about our trip...we absolutely made the right choice for our 2-3 day Palouse area adventure with this cozy VERY clean, quiet and literally surrounded in beauty RV park. First of all, if you've never been to the Palouse area of SE Washington State you need to go, it is a hidden gem for sure! There's online scenic byway maps available to plan your individual trip. Our first day from Tucannon RV Park we went to nearby Palouse Falls. In mid June there was a substantial flow of water over the falls making breathtaking photo ops and some enjoyable hiking around the rim. Our second day from Tucannon River RV Park we went east to Lewiston ID and up to Moscow ID (beautiful drive!). We enjoyed some quaint old downtown district shopping in Moscow then headed up to Palouse WA for lunch at the Palouse Caboose...highly recommend for the best of small town excellence! From there we headed west to Colfax on a breath taking drive through rolling hills in various colors of grain and mustard fields that depending on the season changes I assume. This took us several hours with numerous photo-op stops. From Colfax we hooked up to Hwy 26 west to Dusty where we caught Hwy 127 south back to Tucannon RV Park. Unfortunately we had not allowed ourselves enough time to really see the area but did feel we got a good feel of it. I have to say after driving several hours each day it felt good to get back to Tucannon RV Park for afternoon relaxation and fabulous evening sunsets. Coming from western WA (born & raised) we felt very much on vacation in our own state and thoroughly enjoyed the Palouse area. It is stunning and well worth the trek from where ever you hale from! Enjoy!

Not sure where the other negative reviewers stayed, but it sure wasn't here!!!! This is a lovely…read morepark, with spacious pull thru spots. There is large mature trees that provide much needed shade in the summer heat! Its super dry here, so no pit fires, but propane is ok. They have full power, water and dumping hookups. They had wifi which worked well when I needed to work. Their restroom and showers were extremely clean and the entire property is well maintained. The hosts are super friendly, and attentive if you need anything. We will be back!!

John G. Just saw your review of Lyons Ferry Marina. Man…read moreyou are way off. We have been going fishing there for over 40 years. Jim his wife and crew have cleaned the place up, made the restraint a good place to eat. Ever one we have taken there have had a good time fishing or just setting around the camp site. John you must have been drunk or at some other place than Lyons Ferry Marina.

July, 2026 I wouldn't recommend going there unless you call…read morefirst & ask if they have dealt with the goat head situation. It is absolutely out of control & I can't imagine what it will be like a bit later in the season after they all dry out. Unacceptable.

We have absolutely enjoyed coming here as a family. Swimming, sunshine, and all the things. You…read morewill find this place in a hiking book in Spokane and it truly is a beautiful area - very incredible views and hiking trails as well as spots to take the dogs because it doesn't get too busy. Not too bad of a walk with a six year old either.

It's quiet. Family welcome and dog also as long as their on a leash. Clean bathrooms. Owners are…read morereal nice also. Great fishing and swimming. Nit much of a swimming areas but jumping off boat docks. Beautiful site.

Not a bad location if you have personal transportation to go to town when necessary. There is a…read moresmall laundromat right across the street and a convenience store with reasonable prices, though. They used to allow older RVs to park there and even stay on a monthly basis. Not sure if they still do that, as it's been quite a long time since I stayed there and it's different owners now. But I do recommend them for their peaceful setting.

What a golden find, diamond In the rough. it is a small tiny RV park. Very well-maintained. On top…read moreof concrete slabs, full hook ups very friendly people, quiet you're across the street from the golf course resort. The pricing is amazing. I will come back and stay again even the people that are staying here are very pleasant.

Amazing and safe place to stay. We stayed for about 6 months and were always happy with what was…read moreprovided. Park staff are outside cleaning/fixing things 24/7. The managers were always easy to reach, and super helpful! Everyone around the park was kind and friendly as well. P.S. We were parked right next to Costco and the noise never bothered us.

This is one of my favorite RV parks. We've stayed here twice, now. Overall, the park is great. Very…read morepretty, well-maintained. Great views of the Snake River and Lewiston Hill. I would give them 5 stars except they seem to have forgotten how to empty the dog poop can at the dog park. The can was overflowing. The lid wouldn't close because it was too full of stinky bags of poo. It's too bad because everything else here is great.

OK, I see the reviews and you gotta remember where you are. If you wanna safe place, with a…read morebathroom, with quiet neighbors, and my dog can lay in the grass in peace. Come on folks the only reason why this isn't a five star is because there isn't riverfront property.

Closer to 3 & 1/2 Stars…read more Blue Valley RV Park offers a clean park with level sites. I read several reviews prior to our arrival, and voiced my concerns about possible noise issues, to the kind woman that checked us in. We were in site 4, which was a little tight. When we opened our slide, we made contact with the tree/bush outside. We didn't have much room for our rug, but our two small chairs fit nicely. Throughout our stay we heard refrigeration units behind us, at the Meadow-Gold facility. These refrigeration trucks operated day and night, which had an impact on our sleep quality. We did hear dogs barking but it was not bothersome. If you're a light sleeper, (like I am), I would recommend using a noise machine, noise-canceling headphones, or ear plugs. Or request a site on the opposite side of the park. The staff was friendly.

We enjoyed this spot because it was close to the Yakima River, and you can do a little floating…read more But, since it's in a residential neighborhood, it is a very busy place! There are cars coming and going all day and night, and there wasn't much shade at our site. The bathrooms were very clean, and the people that work there very nice. If you check in on Yelp before coming, you get a discount off of your first night's stay!

We are passing through and this place is perfect for a one night or longer I will hope they have a…read morespot on my next trip great place thanks sweety at the front your a doll Kevin

Pretty bare bones city RV park, with no camp host. Sites are gravel, surprisingly level, FHUs, and…read morethere are some random square concrete patches between sites that seemed out of place. It is an old campground, though. But it's right smack in the middle of town, and minutes from anywhere you are heading. There is a tent area, and let's just say that those folks were probably NOT on a groovy walking tour of the Palouse, wink wink. I did consider carrying some hollow-point insurance on this trip, but saw it was going to be a full park, with parents dropping off their college kiddos at WSU, so thought that little extra measure was unnecessary this time. Considering there are no brick & mortar bathroom/shower facilities, the $35-night fee is pretty reasonable. But there is a large pee-atorium for folks like us that don't hook up our sewer line. Wifi wasn't great, but you can check weather/email/basics, and I always appreciate that. We'd have no problem staying here, again...

This RV park doesn't look like much, but the location is great and they have full hookups. We…read morebooked online a few months back, because we were over helping our daughter move back to school. Walking distance to shops, brewery and restaurants and short drive to the biggest Walmart I've ever seen (Not a Walmart fan, but this is a great store). You can only stay up to 10 days, but it's quick and easy to reserve online.