When I want to play Brad Pitt in A River Runs Through It, I run to the Touchet. It's a small…read morestream, but it's the water I learned to fly fish on. One of my favorite stretches is adjacent to this park. I usually park at the bridge downriver from the park and then wade upriver into the park. Most trout are small, but in some *secret* holes, you can find "hogs". The actual park affords camping, a little hiking, and nice scenery. I've taken my dogs on its trails a few times. Beware though---in late spring/early summer the ticks are in full effect. EEeeeeEEEeeeEE! Just thinkin' of 'em makes me squirm!

This review is only for the camping section of the park. We didn't venture into the day use…read moresection, which was across Route 12. The camping section was adequate - everything you need from a campground. Our site was somewhat level, had a picnic bench and a firepit. When we arrived, the picnic table was filthy, covered in cheese, bread crumbs, and other assorted things. We had to clean the area up before we could proceed with setting up our campsite. That was a bit of a bummer. I get the sensation that there is little oversight of this campground. Our site didn't provide much in the way of privacy, and on a summer weekend when the campground is filled to capacity, you are at the mercy of other campers. Unfortunately for us, the other campers on this weekend were just awful, completely unaware that there were other people who wished a more peaceful environment. There were many large groups on the campsites, and some were much louder than others. We had the distinct pleasure of listening to a 12-year-old boy scream at the top of his vocal capacity that he "likes big butts and cannot lie" for about an hour - after he and his friend had spent the hour previous yelling undistinguishable words and sounds. They were actually less distracting than the large party that went until well after 2am. I thought there were live-in managers, but I never saw a sign of their presence. The bathhouse was acceptable, although I wouldn't call it clean. The women's room ran out of toilet paper by Saturday evening, but it was replenished by 6am Sunday morning. The men's room apparently had no issues with supplies. There are also coin-operated showers, but I did not try to use them. As a final note, the park sits in a little cluster of trees with rolling hills all around. Despite the photos, it is not buried deep in the woods the way a Western Washington campground might be. That is a positive or negative, depending on who you are. However, one problem with the location is that there is some sort of air strip nearby because the same small plane began taking off around 7am Sunday morning and would repeat take offs every 45 minutes or so. That was a bit of a rude awakening for a quiet Sunday morning.

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.

It's a bit off the beaten path and the road at times is gravelly and narrow but worth it to see the…read moreofficial state waterfall in Washington. There is parking and you need a Discover Pass.

We took a two hour detour to visit Palousa Falls today and if I could do it over again, I would opt…read morenot to make the drive. The roads are terrible, especially the gravel road leading up to the park. We did not have the Discover Pass so it was a $10 day use fee. There were clean restrooms and a few shaded picnic spots but no cell service. It was too hot to do any real hiking, as the only shade is near the parking lot by the tables, but we did walk to a few different viewpoints. I actually found the rock formations above the falls to be as lovely or perhaps lovloer than the falls. It was a bit underwhelming to me for the amount of effort needed to visit but, but one girl's "meh" is another girl's "wow" so I hope the photos and information are helpful to anyone trying to decide whether to make the voyage.

Our online reservation was not honored…read more We booked for a premium spot during labor day. Upon reaching the check in the lady, Karen, said they are giving us a premium spot as we paid and reserved online. However when we reached we had been given a rv spot. When we went back and said that you guys deceived us they said premium means water + electric. We also saw that at the same time a family was given our spot as they came to our reserved spot and started camping. What happened they gave our spot to another family who were probably their friends. We also asked around and regulars their told us that there are only two premium spots. When we reserved online the pictures in the post clearly showed it was under the tree shade but we were offered the spot next to rv under the sun The manager here is even ruder than Karen at the check in as she was called and tried to make us believe that we were given premium spot. We took another spot and had to move our stuff. We even left one day early. In short booking online through KOA was not honored here and we felt scammed/cheated here

I've been going here as a family tradition for 8 years now. We love this place so much!! Always a…read moregreat time on every trip. Even though sometimes it rains, or windy, or sunny and hot! We are never disappointed. We've camped, used our RV, and rented on of the cabins. Every March my four daughters call me up asking when the next trip will be!! Love this place.

A very dirty un kept park, garbage on grounds, Owner…read morepromised hunting on adjoining property and trip was planned around this , when we arrived he told us we couldn't hunt. Advertise many spots available, when arriving there is only 8 spots available and remainder of park is residents , fire pits under dead bushes , the previous review on website is correct , a real shithole ! Will Never return! Website says $35.00 night confirmed on phone but charged $38.00. Leaky water faucets, Owner had No idea of State wide Burn ban !

place...it is a good location right off highway 12 ,; 3 miles west of Dayton.I don't recommend…read morestaying here if you can help it,I've had personal property stolen,people have had their rvs nearly broke into,lots of long term residents which is ok,nothing out of the ordinary but there are a few bad apples.Just don't feel safe here,always on edge.owner tries to improve the park but it's too little too late.Other parks in the area if you can help it,otherwise stay for a night or two,you will see.....

Awesome experience! Host's Jerome and Carlene were knowledgeable & informative about both the park…read moreand surrounding area. They were personable & gracious Hosts who offered assistance when needed, & they kept the grounds clean & green! Had a wonderful time watching the fledgling Ospreys launch, a Peregrine falcon outside my window, doves, pelicans, and seagulls. Doggo & I fell asleep under star-filled sky's, listening to the distant coyotes & owls! Definitely will return. 10/10

Clean, quiet park. Other than not being flexible for check in, they've changed a few amenities. No…read morelonger offer the large screen tv room lounge, even though it's still there! No Direct tv. Nice dog park nearby and the Walla Walla museum is pretty cool.

I stay here every trip to the Walla Walla, Washington and Milton-Freewater, Oregon area. It is…read morenicely maintained, the grounds well-tended, and close to services off-site. The front desk folks are always welcoming and accommodating. The dog area in the back is so serene with a creek running through it - very peaceful. I look forward pulling in to this RV Park every time!

Kamiak Butte is the perfect short easy hike to take in an expansive view of the rolling hills. On a…read moreclear day you can see the town of Palouse and part of Pullman. There are a few different hiking options up to about 3.5 or 4 miles. There al pretty easy to moderate depending on your fitness level. There's no fee to park and there are restrooms with flush toilets.

Cool park, not far from Pullman. Took some pictures that turned out great due to clear skies. Can't…read moretell you if this park is better than any other.

Perfect cabin for me & my two adult daughters & my three 10-13 yr old granddaughters to spend a…read morecouple nights! Used the picnic table, the fire pit, the small refrigerator & the clean nearby shower house! Very pleasant & little noise from nearby interstate for restful nights.

We've been camping here at Emigrant Springs State Park for a couple year's now and have always…read moreenjoyed our time here. Always in the cabins. The cabins have a cozy vibe but they are pretty standard cabins. I heard they are about to take out all the mini fridges inside the cabins along with the gas oven / 3 burner stove top on the deck. That feature has been a staple for us. Not bringing our big @$$ cook stove was awesome but no more. That's fine. We'll be bringing our big @$$ stove.