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RV campgrounds near Electric City range from full-hookup parks with 50-amp service to campsites along the Columbia River, giving motorhome travelers practical options across the region. Grand Coulee RV Park provides full hookup sites with 30/50 amp electric service, water, and sewer connections for motorhome travelers. The upper level contains ten drive-through sites on level gravel pads suitable for larger rigs, while lower areas house more permanent residents. "The sites are perfectly level and all connections were as they should be. No shade trees in upper sites," noted one visitor who stayed while attending the Dam light show. Bridgeport Marina RV Park offers 14 drive-in sites with full hookups including 50-amp service, while nearby Conklin Landing RV Park features 16 sites with water, electric, and sewer connections that can accommodate big rigs. Kings Court RV Park in Grand Coulee provides electric (50-amp), water, and sewer hookups with picnic tables at each site.
Several RV parks in the region operate seasonally, with some like Marina RV Park open only from April through November. Cell service varies across the area, with one Goose Creek visitor reporting, "AT&T cell service worked great when 5G was shut off and used LTE instead." Dump stations are available at Grand Coulee RV Park, Bridgeport Marina, and Carl Precht RV Park for waste disposal needs. Most parks in the Electric City area welcome pets, though restrictions may apply at specific locations. Travelers requiring propane service should plan accordingly as on-site propane fill stations were not indicated at any of the reviewed parks. For RVers seeking water access, both Bridgeport Marina and Conklin Landing provide convenient Columbia River proximity with boat launch facilities nearby.
Best RV Campgrounds near Electric City (81)
1. Grand Coulee RV Park
2. Goose Creek RV Park & Campground
"Quiet little RV Park in a quiet little town. Warm showers and laundry facility on site. RV park wi-fi was pretty bad. AT&T cell service worked great when 5G was shut off and used LTE instead."
"Restrooms, showers and laundry are available, full hookups for all sized rigs (30/50)."
Check Availabilityfrom $22 - $250 / night
3. Smokiam RV Resort
"I really like this place, but a lot of it depends on which level site you want to spring for. I’ll start with the cons: camp sites are pretty close together."
"I usually HATE RV resorts due to the fact that many people do not honor quiet hours, the sites are too small, and the grounds are unkept. This was not the case for Smokiam."
4. Bridgeport Marina RV Park
"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."
Check Availabilityfrom $47 / night
5. Conklin Landing RV Park
"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."
Check Availabilityfrom $47 / night
6. Marina RV Park
"Also very nice swimming Cove around the corner and playground for the kids. We found a camp staff and host to be super friendly and helpful."
7. Kings Court RV Park
8. East Omak RV Park (Carl Precht RV Park)
"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."
Check Availabilityfrom $25 / night
9. Carl Precht RV Park Eastside Park
"Well maintained with large shade trees. And, a great dog park for your pups..."
Check Availabilityfrom $24 / night
10. Columbia Cove RV Park
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- 1 hr 31 min from Wenatchee, WA
- 1 hr 33 min from Spokane, WA
- 2 hrs 2 min from Coeur d'Alene, ID
- 2 hrs 25 min from Yakima, WA
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RV Park Reviews near Electric City, WA
247 Reviews of 81 Electric City Campgrounds
- DDuane H.Guide
Smokiam Campground & Kampers Korner
Nice clean not spectacular
It is basically a gravel lot along soap lake. It has full hookups and costs $52/ Night. Easy to get in. You have to use the QR code box on the board beside the gate. It works easily and you get your gate code by email quickly. The internet is strong but slow. We are using our Verizon with 5g signal. Showers nice and hot.
Lisa M.
LegendAnkeny #1
Free but nothing special
We camped here for one night. It’s about a mile down a dirt road that is fairly well maintained. Several gravel campsites. Right next to the lake, although you can’t really see it with all the bushes. But there is a gravel boat ramp that you could launch a kayak or a canoe from. There is a vault toilet, but it’s pretty sketchy. Was nice and quiet. Only one other camper here with us.
- Charlie Y.Guide
Coulee City Campground
Crosscountry traveler
Discovered this CG around dusk...We needed a site for the night...Full hook up...kiosk serviced CG....Decent CG clean, safe,secure...We decided to stay a couple of nights in order to visit Coulee Dam....glad we did! Woke up after nite #2 to find a flat tire on my tow vehicle...picked up a large screw somewhere the night before....Tried to plug it myself to no avail......sought out advice from local mechanic...he recommend Les Schwab Tire shop in either Ephrata or Coulee Dam....We drove to Ephrata(incredibly scenic drive)..arrived at Les Schwab tire shop an hour before they closed....very busy place.....I told the salesman I would like to have the tire pulled off the rim and a patch put on from the inside.....He said well as you can see we're very busy but I'll try and get it done before we close...20 minutes later the salesman calls and tells me my tire is repaired and ready to be picked up....He printed out an invoice...COMPLIMENTARY REPAIR....NO CHARGE....I couldn't believe it....The tire wasn't bought at one of their dealerships as I live on the East coast...So I HIGHLY RECOMMEND EPHRATA Les Schwab Tire Shop should you ever be in the neighborhood.........Coulee City municipal campground saved the day.....I was able to extend the visit long enough to make the necessary repairs...Incredibly scenic area in the high desert.... I saw on one review about prickly little tree droppings...yes indeed all around on the ground....but high desert and you can expect such things....A fair amount of dog droppings ...so watch your step. Overall we were pleased with the campground....price was decent
Kim G.LegendSpring Canyon Group Site — Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
Great overnight
We needed an overnight stop between the North Cascades and Spokane. This fit the bill and gave us the bonus of being able to tour the Grand Coulee dam tomorrow. It is the largest hydropower dam in the United States. Campground was empty this time of the season. We have a beautiful view of lake Roosevelt from our site. Upper loop is basically a parking lot for RVs but no one is here so it doesn’t matter. Made a reservation for the site right from the parking lot at recreation.gov. No cash pay available. Glad we had Starlink because poor ATT cell service here. This review is for Spring Canyon. Not the group site
- LLarry J.Guide
Bridgeport State Park Campground
An oasis in the dry countryside (if not an orchard)
The 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.
Alex R.GuideBay Loop Campground — Steamboat Rock State Park
Best Spot of the year
Steamboat was everything we wanted and more. Unfortunately we only stayed here one night since we were on our way home from another trip. But this is the first public campground that i can 100% say we are coming back to. Lots of hiking, water access, fishing spots, actual sandy beaches and great biking trails. Sites are clean and spacious with space for tents near RVs. Grass is watered everyday and lots of wildlife. The lake itself has a great designated swim area which is good because it provides a safe area away from boats and skis. They have rules against E-bikes and kids which is not a bad thing… water electric and sewer hookups are all right next to each other so plan accordingly. Bathrooms were clean and they even had dumpsters and fish cleaning stations.
- BBrad N.
TravelerCoffeepot Lake
Great secluded place!
Easy water access just walks from all camp sites. Each site had multiple trees for shade, very pretty site!
Xero P.
ScoutAnkeny #1
Very convenient and rarely busy.
For a place that an be accessed with any vehicle such a short drive off of US Hwy 2, this is a jewel. Mostly level. Excellent water access. Only noisiest of trucks on highway audible. Gravel open lot with tent spaces in the reeds a few steps from the gravel. Concrete head. FREE no limits. What’s not to like?
Guide to Electric City
The Electric City region features RV parks situated near the Columbia River and Banks Lake, offering access to diverse water recreation opportunities in this eastern Washington destination. Seasonal weather variations are significant, with summer temperatures often exceeding 90°F while winter brings occasional snow and below-freezing conditions. Most RV facilities in the area remain open year-round, though amenities may be limited during winter months.
What to do
Boating access: Conklin Landing RV Park provides convenient Columbia River proximity with boat launch facilities nearby. "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," notes a visitor at this Conklin Landing RV Park.
Swimming options: Multiple RV parks offer swimming access during summer months. At Smokiam RV Resort, visitors enjoy lake swimming with minimal motorized boat traffic. One reviewer mentions: "Very little to no motor boat activity on the lake makes for great swimming. Sites are very clean and green! Nice grass to relax in."
Fishing opportunities: Several campgrounds cater specifically to anglers with boat launches and river access. As one Marina RV Park visitor explains: "This is a nice little campground by the river with a boat launch, a lot of fishermen use it. Also very nice swimming Cove around the corner and playground for the kids."
What campers like
Clean facilities: Multiple reviewers highlight well-maintained grounds and facilities at Smokiam RV Resort. "Very clean campground. Nice amenities for families. Put put golf swimming pool hot tubs basketball and volleyball court and nice playground. Paddle board kayak and paddle boat rentals as well."
Reliable hookups: Full-service connections at most parks receive positive feedback from visitors. At Bridgeport Marina RV Park, one camper notes: "It's a small campground but we'll kept. Bathrooms clean hot showers and free Wi-Fi even if it's a bit spotty depending on your service."
Shade and greenery: Several parks feature mature trees and maintained grass areas. "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," comments a visitor at Carl Precht RV Park.
What you should know
Connectivity challenges: Cell service and internet quality varies widely between parks. At Goose Creek RV Park, one reviewer reports: "RV park wi-fi was pretty bad. AT&T cell service worked great when 5G was shut off and used LTE instead."
Site spacing considerations: Some parks have tighter site layouts than others. A Smokiam visitor notes: "The sites are pretty close together, but not too close to be uncomfortable. Nice big area for dogs by the store and pool."
Local terrain: The Electric City area sits within wheat fields and ancient lava flow landscapes. "This is a really nice park, a gem in the middle of wheat and ancient lava flow fields. Great staff, well maintained and green, lush grass," writes one Goose Creek visitor.
Tips for camping with families
Recreation amenities: Several RV parks near Electric City offer family-friendly features. "Lots of activities for kids, and a large fireworks display/live band. Really nice people," mentions a Smokiam visitor describing their July 4th experience.
Swimming safety: Lake access points may have varied conditions. "The lake is great, once you get past the first 6 feet of muck. It's warm, shallow, but appropriately named," cautions a Columbia Cove RV Park reviewer about water entry conditions.
Playground access: Multiple parks include play areas for children. "Swimming pool, hot tub and clubhouse are immaculate. If you're tent camping, no worry - bathrooms have showers and are extremely clean," notes a Smokiam visitor highlighting amenities beyond playgrounds.
Tips from RVers
Seasonal timing: Some RV parks operate with reduced services during shoulder seasons. "We visited during off-season but the swimming pool that is attached is not open on weekends. So that's a bummer," advises a Columbia Cove visitor.
Site selection: Upper level sites often offer different experiences than lower areas. At Grand Coulee RV Park, visitors note the differences between areas: "10 drive-thru sites are on the upper level. Lower levels seem to be more permanent sites. All upper sites have 30/50 amp, water and 2 septic dumps per site."
Big rig access: Several parks accommodate larger vehicles with appropriate sites. "Gorgeous 2 parks 1/2 mile apart. The Marina Park and this one. Pull throughs are nice for Big Rigs," comments a Conklin Landing visitor about the 60-foot pull-through sites available.
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