COE Central Ferry Park

Important notice: Central Ferry Park is permanently closed and no longer offers camping amenities. The park was formerly operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers but has been closed for many years. Travelers looking for camping options in the area should consider alternative campgrounds along the Snake River or nearby state parks. For current information about alternative camping locations in the region, contact Washington State Parks or the local U.S. Army Corps of Engineers office.

No, RV camping is not available at Central Ferry Park as the campground is permanently closed. The facility has been non-operational for many years. RV campers should seek alternative options in the region, such as nearby state parks or private campgrounds. The Tucannon River area offers some RV camping possibilities that might serve as good alternatives. Always check current availability and reservation requirements before planning an RV trip to any alternative locations in the area.

While Central Ferry Park was historically accessible via US-12 along the Snake River in southeastern Washington, it's important to note that this campground is permanently closed. The park was previously located near the town of Starbuck. Travelers interested in visiting the area should be aware that no camping facilities are available at this location. Consider researching alternative destinations along the Snake River or contacting Washington State Parks for recommendations on active campgrounds in the region.