2 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Several RV campgrounds provide accommodations around Conconully, Washington, with options scattered throughout the Okanogan region. Riverbend RV Park offers full hookup sites with electric, sewer, and water connections along the Methow River, open year-round with big-rig friendly pull-through sites. "Beautiful location on river. Traffic noise but did not bother us at all. Would be tight when camp is full but it was not while we were there," noted one visitor about the spacing between sites. Pine Near RV Park in Winthrop features grassy RV sites with 50-amp electrical service within walking distance to town, while Carl Precht RV Park in Omak provides paved pull-through sites with ample shade trees, though fires are not permitted at this location.
Advance reservations are recommended during summer months when temperatures reach their peak and motorhome travelers flock to the area. Most RV parks in the region offer sanitary dump stations, though availability varies by location. East Omak RV Park provides 30-amp hookups with tent sites intermixed among RV spaces, creating a more casual atmosphere. Cell service can be limited in parts of the Methow Valley, particularly at parks farther from town centers. According to one reviewer, the area has "large shade trees" that provide relief during hot summer days, especially at parks along the Okanogan River. Pet policies generally allow dogs, with some parks like Riverbend offering designated off-leash areas for dogs to exercise.
"My site had full hookups (30 amp), water and dump water. $60/night 25 June 26. Showers and toilets spick and span clean. Showers are private and they provide towel and cloth floor mat."
"We did not stay as we were in town only to restock propane, water and fuel. The Chevron station was not able to help with the water situation but suggested we try here."
"A few long terms folks."
"But something I noticed along the way was that cell signal was minimal and with that it made it a bit harder to find locations to stop for the night."
"Tenters often. showers and restrooms. water and electric. no laundry but walkable to downtown area Stayed in 42’ 5th wheel"
"It hit the spot, easy, paved pull-thru sites with plenty of shade and hookups for electric and water. Apparently there have been some issues with homeless folks also enjoying the shade so be advised."
from $25 / night
"Well maintained with large shade trees. And, a great dog park for your pups..."
from $24 / night
from $20 - $50 / night
"Pull throughs are nice for Big Rigs. Columbia River and launches, great staff, beautiful views, lots to see and do from wineries, fishing, biking, motorcycling, etc. 1 day lead to 5 days."
"Extremely friendly and helpful host helped me get situated coming in late. Great stopover. And some Cute restaurants in town."
from $47 / night
"Bathrooms clean hot showers and free Wi-Fi even if it’s a bit spotty depending on your service. Att not the best but it still worked enough."
from $47 / night
GuideOf the three public campgrounds on the west side of the river, I think this is the best one. It's the furthest in but one of the sites actually has a Sandy little beach. I was there in the off-season so I had the campground it myself
GuideIt's right on the river and then there's the falls Creek that flows down and there's the falls Creek waterfall which is awesome
GuideNice spot on the river. I was there the off-season so I was me and one other person.
TravelerWe’ve stayed here before, and each time the stay has been wonderful! Our first time was when an unexpected snowfall happened (over 2 feet) while camping. One of the hosts let us stay in the laundry area to stay warm, and even offered one of the cabins to cook in to stay out of the elements. The RV park is wonderfully kept and the facilities is all regularly cleaned. It’s a short walk onto the main strip of Winthrop.
LegendEnjoyed a couple nights relaxing at this great spot. A couple of visitors drove through to check out the river but we were the only ones camping. We stayed at the back at the site with beach access.
GuideWe originally drove up NF-51 to check out Falls Creek Campground (which is also beautiful) and discovered this gem! While there is no fee per night to camp, a Discover Pass is required (unless you already have a Vehicle Access Pass issued with the purchase of an eligible hunting or fishing license).
No potable water or hookups available. Very stinky pit toilet. Fire rings at sites but there was a ban in place when we were there.
There was plenty of room when we were here, but I would imagine it is very busy during the summer and hunting season.
ScoutState provided camping area. Approx 12 sites. Level, on dirt. ADA site is paved, next to vault toilet. Dry camp, no trash or bear boxes. Close to Lake Perry gin and Winthrop. Great location for hunting and fishing. Free of charge.
GuideThe park has a long history dating back to construction of nearby Chief Joesph Dam. The area used to be scrubland, and a similar story as Ohme Gardens in Wenatchee, but that is what I am reviewing here.
Many, most of the assortment of tree species ‘grew up’ in this nice grassy park, and the many birds offer pleasant songs and chirps. I wouldn’t call the sites very private, but many have nice spacing. A few sites on the most northern drive thru’s can be an issue in leveling a trailer, just takes a bit more time and effort.
The park has had a large marmot presence, depends on the year and culling by the tribes. Also liked by the Canadian Goose causing ‘poop land’ on the swimming beach lawn.
The last few years has seen a nationally respected golf course on top of a hill, great views with a place for lunch, dinner, or sipping wine in an Adirondack chair enjoying the view. This is close the the main N/S highway connection with the Dam road. Also, just north of Brewster is a new winery with restaurant and wine/beer outside with a gorgeous setting…and they also have a new RV park too.
GuideConvenient one night stay. Host was very accommodating. The site was a grassy area by a small creek.
The Conconully area sits at approximately 2,300 feet elevation in the Okanogan Highlands of north-central Washington. Campers visiting local RV parks can expect hot, dry summers with temperatures routinely reaching 90°F during July and August, while spring and fall bring more moderate conditions with cooler nights. The surrounding landscape features rolling hills studded with Ponderosa pine, offering periodic shade at select camping areas.
Riverside fishing access: At Bridgeport Marina RV Park, visitors can take advantage of the Columbia River location for angling. "It's a small campground but well kept. Bathrooms clean hot showers and free Wi-Fi even if it's a bit spotty depending on your service," notes one camper about the Bridgeport Marina RV Park.
Explore Winthrop: Pine Near RV Park provides an ideal base for exploring the Western-themed town. "Only a short block walk into the heart of Winthrop which has all amenities, restaurants, micro brews, shopping etc. Very clean restrooms," according to a visitor at Pine Near RV Park.
Day trips: Several locations serve as good bases for regional exploration. As one Riverbend visitor explains, "A good, last minute get-away by the river and beautiful scenery. We appreciated the off-leash dog space! This is a great location for day trips."
Spacious pull-through sites: Larger vehicles will find accommodating spaces at Conklin Landing. "Gorgeous plush grass, immaculate kept parks. Pull throughs are nice for Big Rigs. Columbia River and launches, great staff, beautiful views," reports one reviewer of Conklin Landing RV Park.
River proximity: Many campers appreciate waterfront access at certain RV parks. According to a Riverbend visitor, "Wonderful check-in process. Super simple. Great customer service, friendly staff, you can receive packages here no charge. Lots of shade trees, level site, good spacing, places to access the river, etc."
Dog-friendly amenities: Multiple RV parks in the Conconully region accommodate pets with dedicated areas. "We had fun using corn hole game. Really decent price for full hookups and site was pretty level," notes a camper at Riverbend RV Park.
Weather considerations: Summer heat requires planning for shade. "Found this on the way up to North Cascades on an unusually hot day. It hit the spot, easy, paved pull-thru sites with plenty of shade and hookups for electric and water," mentions a visitor to East Omak RV Park.
Swimming access limitations: Not all facilities with pools maintain consistent hours. "The swimming pool that is attached is not open on weekends. So that's a bummer. The sites are narrow and you're literally within a neighborhood, with views of the homes available at every site."
Potential crowding: Some parks can feel cramped when full. "Would be tight when camp is full but it was not while we were there. Host did great job of spacing rvs throughout camp for optimal privacy."
Playground availability: Some RV parks offer dedicated play areas. "Tent camped here by myself with 3 kids. It was super easy, nice showers, very close to town!" reports a mother who stayed at Pine Near RV Park.
Recreation equipment: Several RV parks near Conconully provide games and activities. "A lot of games for guest use. We had fun using corn hole game," notes one family at Riverbend RV Park.
Location considerations: Family-friendly RV parks near Conconully often balance accessibility with recreational opportunities. "Tenters often. Showers and restrooms. Water and electric. No laundry but walkable to downtown area," explains a regular visitor to East Omak RV Park.
Shade importance: Trees provide crucial relief during summer months at select RV parks. "A comfortable park on the banks of the Okanagan River at the stampede grounds... Well maintained with large shade trees. And, a great dog park for your pups," notes a visitor to Carl Precht RV Park.
Extended stays: Several RV parks accommodate longer visits. "RV spaces and tent sites. Stayed here twice in RV (2 weeks and 1 month)," shares a frequent camper at East Omak RV Park.
Big rig accessibility: Many parks in the Conconully region can accommodate larger RVs. "If you are a larger unit this is a great place to stay for amenities and size of spaces you will easily be able to pull in and get comfortable with your slides at this location."
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