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You'll have the chance to fully enjoy nature staying at this RV park in Potlatch, Idaho. Scenic 6 RV Park is located right next to the Palouse River, and the park itself mimics the simplistic yet charming theme of the town. Scenic 6 RV Park has a community atmosphere that is contagious and inviting. In addition, there are several activities like hiking, kayaking, and swimming that you and your family can enjoy.
If you've ever lived in the country, you will recognize this park's down-home feel. The park includes 30- and 50-amp sites with access to community restrooms and showers along with cabins for rent. Guests will also have access to a picnic area, Wi-Fi, a clubhouse, grills, and a laundry room.
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Boyer Park & Marina/ Snake River KOA is a small RV park on the Snake River. It is in the town of Colfax, and it is one of the most remote RV parks in the Pullman-Moscow, Washington area. In addition, Boyer Park & Marina/ Snake River KOA features a 4-mile walking trail.
Boyer Park & Marina/ Snake River KOA just recently became a KOA, which means that it has brand-new facilities. Plus, this RV park has a restaurant and a camp store. To top it off, Boyer Park & Marina/ Snake River KOA features a sandy beach.
“First off new owners, the park was closed for a while. What a great place to camp and play on the river. The park is lush and green with lots of old growth trees. Spotless bathrooms. Water pressure is awesome. The people who work there are so helpful and nice. We didn’t get to eat at the restaurant, so no reviews on that. Over all it was a great week and would recommend it to everyone.” – Phyllis, Google Review
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Granite Lake Premier RV Resort is located at the confluence of the Ske and Clearwater Rivers. The grounds are beautifully landscaped lawns, and there is a barbecue pavilion. There are 17 miles of hiking and biking trails along the lakeshore.
Granite Lake Premier RV Resort is a highly rated Good Sam RV park in Lewiston-Clarkston, ID. It is close to golf courses and has a great dog park. The amenities include an exercise room, a gift shop, fishing for steelhead and salmon, fire pits and big box stores within walking distance.
“We stayed overnight. The staff was friendly and accommodating. Our site was spacious and clean. We really enjoyed the walk along the Clearwater river. Well worth the rate they charge.” – Ron, Google review ”Love the grounds, view, sites, convenience, and especially like the staff…Jackie, the mager is amazing! Our favorite place to stay BY FAR when we are in the beautiful L/C Valley. Highly recommended!” – Kathie, Google review
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Hells Gate State Park is located at the entrance of Hells Canyon. The deepest canyon in North America, it was carved by the Ske River. Local wonders include the 14-million-year-old basaltic columns and Nez Perce archeological remains.
Hells Gate State Park offers a huge selection of outdoor activities including water sports, wildlife viewing, and jet boat trips into Hells Canyon, fishing, biking and disc golf. There are trails for hiking, horseback riding, and biking. The Lewis and Clark Discovery Center is worth seeing.
“Physically beautiful state park perfectly set along the east bank of the Ske River. The campground is huge and well maintained. All sites have electric and water service, but not sewer service. Weekends are busy. Best to schedule a stay during the week. While you’re there, don’t forget to check out the displays at the park’s visitor center.” – Thomas, Google review
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Just 38 miles southeast of Lewiston-Clarkston, ID, is Winchester State Park. The main attraction is the lake with excellent fishing for trout, perch, tiger muskie, bass, and bluegill. No gasoline engines are allowed on the lake; only small electric boats, kayaks, and canoes.
Winchester State Park has low Lewiston-Clarkston RV parks rates and has a great location for hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and boating as well as wildlife and wildflower viewing. During the winter, you can ice skate and ice fish. The RV park near Lewistown also has a Wolf Education Research Center, guided walks and a First Time Adventure Program.
“The campground at Winchester State park is an excellent stop on a long drive along highway 95. There are lots of spots with views of the lake and there is a beach a short ways from the campground. Loop A is the cheapest loop, but does not have power.” – Wandervans, Google review
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The Clearwater River Casino RV Park is an inexpensive option if you are attending an event or performance at the casino. It is located in Lewiston-Clarkston, ID, and is close to restaurants and bars as well as gaming. The park is close to the Nez Perce National Historical Park where there is an information center and museum.
If you are looking for gaming, good food and live entertainment, this is the RV park in Lewiston-Clarkston for you. It has no frills or entertainment for children, but is close to all the outdoor recreation in the area. It is a good place to stop for a night or a few nights of relaxation while on a long trip.
“Stopped in just by chance. Not very busy. Nice and clean and great customer service! Looks like they have quite a bit of concerts. Food was not expensive and good.” – Leen, Google review
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Less than 50 miles north of Lewiston-Clarkston, ID, is Palouse RV Park. It is administered by the City of Palouse. This Lewiston-Clarkston campground has full hookups and is across the street from the Palouse’s Hayton-Green Park with a free public swimming pool.
Palouse RV Park is north of Lewiston-Clarkston, ID. It offers the basic necessities, but is a great location for visiting historic downtown Palouse and the Palouse Scenic Byway. It is close to grocery stores, restaurants and health services.
“Very clean, great location by the park.” – Pamela, Google review
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Pullman RV Park is a tiny Pullman-Moscow campground. This RV park is operated by the City of Pullman, and it is close to the downtown Pullman area. For your convenience, Pullman RV Park features a dump station.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout Pullman RV Park. This RV park is close to attractions like WSU campus, and a number of restaurants are nearby. Plus, Pullman RV Park offers access to the Palouse River.
“Very nice experience there. I really liked the site we were in, it was nice and shaded, #2. No frills, has free Wi-fi. It was pretty quiet when we were there. It’s very close to town and WSU campus, 12 miles from U of I campus. Full water, sewer and electrical hookups for your RV.” – Melissa, Google Review
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Colfax RV Park is a small, family-owned RV park. It is in Colfax, Washington, and it is close to the Palouse River. In addition, Colfax RV Park is the only RV park in the area that offers free electric car charging.
Colfax RV Park is within walking distance of downtown Colfax, and the Colfax City Library is also nearby. Also, beautiful Palouse Falls and Steptoe Butte are a short drive away. Colfax RV Park is open all year.
“The RV Park is close to town for east shopping. It is also located next to two gas stations where propane is available. The manager is very helpful. Nice place to stay at! Cable TV, phone and internet are available at power pole. Cable TV is included in your daily or monthly rate. Electricity, water, sewer and garbage are also included in the daily or monthly rate.” – Pathfinder1280, Google Review
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After reviewing these RV campgrounds, you can find one with the right amenities and location to suit your trip. Still not sure? Check out our post about how to choose the perfect campground. The next step is to search RV rentals in the Lewiston-Clarkston area. Then, pack up your RV and have fun.
The top 10 campgrounds we selected all show daily, weekly and monthly rates for you. Pricing will vary.
Pricing will vary. The top 10 RV Parks we selected all display daily, weekly and monthly rates for you.
Staying at an RV Park for a long period of time will vary on the campground & RV Park you choose. View our post for more information.
Yes. The majority of campgrounds we selected in this blog allow pets.