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$46 - $51 / night
"We have been wanting to try this place out and amazing positive surprised. Well groomed golf Course. RV park was very well maintained. We talked to many people and they say they keep coming back."
"With gas prices out of control this was a perfect weekend getaway right off highway 17. Immaculately kept RV sites and 20 yards from teeing off. Full hookups, propane refill and a pool."
"Campground Review:
Potholes State Park is located in Central Washington, a bit south of Moses Lake. The climate is arid desert so expect hot days, cool nights, and occasional gusty winds. "
"Close to a major town, store and restaurant across the road, giant sites with a good layout to still feel somewhat secluded and if you’re an angler, you’re 100 yards away from the boat launch."
"Great place for camping right next to the lake. A little broken glass here and there but mostly pretty natural."
"There’s a handful of sites, each with make shift fire pits and none super close to each other. No fee other than discover pass. There’s an outhouse but we didn’t use it."
"Clean and an excellent place to rest of between long drives in eastern/central Washington"
"Nice places to walk n splash around"
"This place is a staple in eastern Washington."
"Tucked in right on Moses Lake. Good fishing & a beach with sand. Fully stocked store and friendly staff."
"A hidden gem near moses lake, wa. Easy to find from I-90. Very friendly staff. Good lake for fishing trout. Definitely will go back."
"Get over to Moses Lake, WA where you will find Mud Flats and Sand Dunes!
Open Camping directly on the Flats, you and your whole crew can set up base just off the gravel road and right on the water."
"It’s right next to a golf course, it’s absolutely gigantic and incredibly well manicured. Great for a family or longer term stay, though it was a bit expensive for us."
ScoutSites are clean, level and well manicured. Showers are clean and spacious. Staff are friendly and very accommodating.
TravelerRight off the interstate and easy for any size rig to get in. Quite a few spots, we were the only ones here. Unfortunately, there’s a bit of trash we are going to pick up tomorrow. Please pack in and pack out everything you bring or find.
ScoutSpent the night here, was awesome. A few other people camped as well.
GuideThe road is rough but short. Plenty of spots available to park/set up a tent. The lake is large and a beautiful clear blue. The downsides is that it’s close to a loud popular road, the mosquitoes are horrendous, and there’s trash all over the place because it’s a local fishing spot. Overall a decent place to stay.
RangerGreat spot to spot up and explore the tri cities area. Definitely a lot of spots to get on the river!
GuideI stayed here for a night on my way through the area. This is a very beautiful reserve to explore and spend time in. The birds are abundant and the whole area is very serene. However, BOY was the road rough. No 4wd or high clearance needed, but you will be absolutely shaken and rattled on the way out to the lake. Also, this area is not free!! A Discover Pass is required (either annual for $35 or day for $11.50). I spotted a few toilets on my way in, but they were too far from most of the sites to conveniently use. The site I ended up in was scattered with cigarette butts, beer trash, and bits of glass. I am not a very picky camper, but unfortunately the positives didn’t outweigh the negatives here for me personally. All of that being said, this place probably really floats some people’s boats!! Crazy beautiful!!
TravelerWe checked out about 5 campsites here and each was covered in trash. One even had a full black garbage bag. Looks like a place for people to go and party. It was a shame because the views were beautiful and I would’ve loved to stay and paddle-board.
TravelerCoordinates woulda taken us down a dirt road with a lotta potholes so we just pulled a bit off the road and car camped. It was next to some farmland after a Dave Matthews concert @ the Gorge. No amenities where we were, but quite beautiful.
TravelerEnjoyed our time here. The entrance is not marked that I can see. Follow the directions to a Bob wire fence where you turn in. There is a turn off not too far in on the right. I assume there are more campsites. Unfortunately, when we went, there was a sizable mud puddle that I didn't feel like driving through. I'll explore that next time. But further ahead it opens up to the beautiful lake. The campsite(s) are surrounded by the lake. Kinda like a peninsula. It's a large area with room for a good size group or maybe up to 5 individual sites. There were remnants of a few fire rings. Only one other small family camping when we were there. The water is nice and cool. Good for cooling down on a hot day. Saw a few people fishing from small boats. There are no trees for shade. But there are lots of very friendly bugs that want to say hi. When we first arrived, it was pretty breezy. As soon as it died down the welcoming community came out in full effect. Which just happened to correspond with when we were making dinner for the night. They, of course, invited themselves. It got so bad that as soon as we were done cooking, we each took our plates, and scurried away to our tents to eat and turn in for the night. There was a good variety of bugs. Mosquitoes, small flies, no see'ems. They probably wouldn't bother you too much if you had a fire going and maybe some bug repellent. But bugs are to be expected when you're next to water. And since there were lots of bugs there were also lots of birds to watch. As far as the actual camping, it's kind of a chore to set up tents just because the ground is so rocky. But if you have a good mallet and sharp tent steaks as well as some patients you'll be fine. It got pretty cool during the evening, even chilly overnight. So it was pretty comfortable overall. There is a noise factor to deal with though there are some roads nearby so you do hear cars throughout the night. But overall, it's a pretty nice place with a beautiful lake. The cell reception for T-Mobile was great. It seems to be a first come camp. I believe it is free. We have a Discovery Pass. But we saw zero signs to say either way and there was no pay station. We would definitely come back. Just with better bug protection and floaties for the lake😁
Camping near Warden, Washington, offers a variety of experiences for outdoor lovers. From serene lakes to well-equipped RV parks, there’s something for everyone in this beautiful region.
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What camping is available near Warden, WA?
According to TheDyrt.com, Warden, WA offers a wide range of camping options, with 113 campgrounds and RV parks near Warden, WA and 19 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Warden, WA?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Warden, WA is Sage Hills Golf Club & RV Resort with a 4.8-star rating from 9 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Warden, WA?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 19 free dispersed camping spots near Warden, WA.
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