Wenatchee Confluence State Park Campground

The people here are helpful but somewhat nosy at times they can be bossy but nice at the same time the only rule is you can only stay 10days at a time leave for 20 days then come back another 20days but can only stay in the parks no more than 90 days in a year time stupid rules I think if we are laying every day why can't we stay more days just don't under stand especially in the winter months when no one is here are around that's the only thing I dont like it's stupid I think they are lazy here too

I have never had such wide spread out spaces in any state campground.  It was amazing.  The spaces were level, lots of grass and enough trees to provide shade at every spot too.  The campground is just outside of town and next to the river.  The river level was low so the swimming area was disappointing at the time we were there.  Campground was so quiet.  At night there was a bit of road noise, but mostly drowned out by the sound of crickets.  Restrooms were clean.  Bike path is really nice.

Nice campground, too many mosquitoes. Campground is close to a swamp infested with mosquitoes.

Although we don’t normally camp within city centers, this place was a pleasant surprise. Large and sprawling, there are large grassy areas and walking/biking trails all over the campground and area. Bathrooms are clean. Showers require tokens; $1=2 tokens=6 minutes. Not a fan of pay showers inside a pay campground. But, they only have two per bathroom, so it keeps some people who take hour long showers (oh, I’ve seen them, no joke!) from hogging the stalls. Sites are concrete with tent pads, and some are nicely shaded. Host and staff are friendly, too. Someone was in our non-electric spot when we arrived. The host put us at a full hookup spot for no extra charge because the guy pulled into the wrong spot. Our gain!

Even though 99% of the time we boondock, we’ve stayed at this campground twice now. Once in the summer months and now in November. This last stay was FCFS. There isn’t any water hookups any longer for winter but there are many sights that have electric and dump hookups that are still operational. The camp itself is very well maintained. They are all drive through spots with a a picnic table on a concrete pad connected to a small gravel area that has a fire ring. A lot of open grassy area and the sites are definitely spaced far enough apart you don’t feel you’re on top of each other. Even in November, there’s groundskeepers maintaining the sites, leaf blowing, etc. would not hesitate to stay here again!

Plenty of space, paver and flat lot, big grass area, the hiking / hiking trial is close with water.

Just past an industrial park, it is a pretty noisy campground due to the road noise, geese noise, open space to hear all your neighbors, and nearby race track. Everything was clean and tidy. Like another reviewer said, lots of green grass but often covered by Canadian Goose poop. Great access to the bike trail into town (visit the Pybus Market!) or just take a ride on the 10 mile loop around the river. There was also plenty of space for the kids to bike around the campground.

Popular state park that is, as the title hints, at the confluence of the Wenatchee and Columbia Rivers. Big, wide open spaces that are available for day use and popular with locals on the weekends for barbecues and games. Large beach area on the river with swimming.

Many tent and RV spots available, but they are all out, exposed in a kind of open field with a few trees. Nice showers and bathroom facilities on-site. Gorgeous views of the river and surrounding hills everywhere you look. However you do have to navigate the city of Wenatchee office park to get there.

Only 20 miles from Leavenworth, Washington and about 2.5 hours from Seattle. Popular with kids for the playground and lots of flat areas for biking and pick-up softball/football games.

Nicely maintained and convenient. On the Columbia river with boat launch and swimming area. Multiple play grounds. Tennis and basketball courts. Lots of own space. Bathrooms and showers.

On the Columbia/Wenatchee rivers in Wenatchee. We tent camped. All sites have sand tent pads. You cannot set tents on grass. Shower tokens are purchased 2 for $1.00 and each token allows a 3 minute shower. There is firewood available for $5.00 a bundle. Cell service was awesome/no free WiFi. Only 5 minutes to a ton of restaurants and Walmart/target. We would stay again and reccomened to others. Leavenworth WA is 20 miles away also.

Nice campground on the Columbia River where it meets the Wenatchee River. Boat Launch, RV parking and hookups, nice trails, roped off swimming area for children, nice grassy play areas.