Another amazing trip with Don. This guy knows his stuff. 19 HUGE sockeye in a morning of…read morefishing!!!! My girls had an amazing time. I will definitely be coming back w him. I didn't see another boat catch close to what we did

From the owner: Don Talbot's Fishing Guide Service specializes in Upper Columbia River salmon fishing, Vernita…read moreSalmon Fishing, Lake Wenatchee Sockeye Fishing, Brewster Sockeye Fishing, and Lake Chelan Kokanee Fishing are most of my locations.

I don't know about you, but I'm a fan of dam overlooks. They're a nice way to safely view a marvel…read moreof civil and structural engineering, but from a safe distance. And this dam overlook is no exception. With sweeping views up and down the Columbia River, a trail, interpretive signage, a display of ancient hieroglyphs and even a ginormous dam turbine there is literally something for every dam visitor. With plenty of dam parking, a large dam restroom facility and several lovely places for a dam picnic the Wells overlook is more than just an interesting dam stop - it doubles as a rest area and a place to stretch the ol' legs while driving through the Okanagan.

Wells Dam is an impressive presence in Douglas County in Washington and tourists as well as locals…read moreuse the Wells Reservoir for fishing, hiking, boating and camping. This review is for the recreation area just off SR 20 as I desperately needed a place to use the bathroom after a very long drive. The Wells Dam serves a source of hydroelectric energy and can pass a flood of over 8,800,000 gallons of water per second! It is also an important project that ensures the safe passage of migrating Salmon and Steelhead through the dams and has a fish ladder that allows them to get to the other side. It also allows scientists to catch some for studying (and maybe eating as well). The Wells Dam project also dedicates its time to hatching/breeding a variety of fish such as land-locked Chinook, White Sturgeon, Trout and Kokanee. It was deserted when we got there on a weekday around noon and there was a nice parking lot, a clean bathroom (hooray!), donated doggie bags for scooping your dog's poop, an impressive view of the dam and the surroundings and lots of signage. A lot of money and thought went into this rest stop for tourists and/or locals frequenting the area. It would be a nice place for a picnic under their pavilions for a quick lunch, a bathroom break in clean non-porta potty toilet, a photo op and a bit of history to help fill your afternoon with memories.

In my initial contact with Mike this week, he was extremely knowledgeable. I'm now planning a fly…read morefishing trip to a special creek in E. Wash with him.

Our guide Mike was the consummate professional guide, putting us "on the trout ". We will be sure…read moreto use Mike from WFCo the next time we hit the Yakima. Cheers

Magnificent park! Sites are at a good distance from each other. Very clean site. Beautiful trees…read moreand very close the Apple Capital loop trail. BUT HUGE INCONVENIENCE WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD NOISE: First, the Orchard company nearby (just above the campground) makes noise all day and night!! Then you have the traffic noise of the Highway 2. To finish, you have the train passing by!! You get used to it but really wished it was quieter! WEAR EARPLUGS!! To top it off, it was mowing day, so we had the noise of the tractor mowing grass around where we were the whole day (9:00-4:00pm)!

The park is kept very clean. The trailer spots are groomed with plenty of tent space. The trailer…read morespots are convenient to the public restrooms/showers. The camp hosts rake and clean up each area after the campers vacate each spot.

Great guide service. I will book more trips Bobber Down…read moreGuide Service was amazing!! Brad's communication was great, he was on time, easy to locate at the launch. Brad has a great sense of humor fabulous fish stories and he knows how to catch a fish and where they're at. Fish on friend

Brad knows where to go and what gear to use. We caught our limit in the first hour on the water!read more

The fishing is great! Many different seasons and a great guide. Awesome with kids and elderly!read more

We drove from Seattle for Nee-dohs and it was totally worth it. Best selection - our kids were over…read morethe moon. This was hands down the best toy store I've ever been to. Don't judge it by the outside. The staff were so friendly and helpful which added to the experience. I could have spent hours browsing through an extensive toy selection. We will be back! Highly recommend!

Amazing place. BUUUTTTT. the mid-30yr old was a complete asshole. Also, the elderly gentleman…read more(Phillip?), gray and dark hair didn't even want to talk to customers (we're annoying, apparently), another amazing gentleman ended up helping me. The elderly gentleman that is amazing, has a smallish silver beard. Find him, talk to not many other employees. He's knowledgeable and wants the best service for the customers. Without HIM, I would have NOT spent $400, I would have walked out.

We've stayed here a few times and really like the campground. Level asphalt pads, lots of green…read moregrass, shade trees, and good space between you and your neighbor. Good access to both Leavenworth and Wenatchee. They recently raised the fees (but who hasn't?) It is close to Hwy 2 and the train for those who are noise intolerant but it doesn't bother us. It is so much better than a full sun, dusty, packed-in, standard RV camp site. We have a 40 ft DP needing 50 amp - No problems getting in and out.

I camp in my RV in private and public parks all over the PNW approximately 60 days per year. This…read morepark is a clean park and rates are OK. HOWEVER, I've never seen rules so ridiculous and overbearing. No tobacco use anywhere in the park, including the day use area. You have to leave the property and stand on the street like some kind of outcast vagrant if you want to enjoy a cigar after hunting all day. There are cameras everywhere and you are being monitored for any possibility of violating one of their many overbearing rules. There is a $100 dollar fine if you use tobacco in the park. The sprinkler system turns on at 4:00am and will soak anything you have in the grass. My chairs were soaked. My trailer was also getting hit at 4:00 am even though we were completely on the pad. You cannot put anything on the grass - not even a rug for wiping your feet after hunting all day. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PARK if you enjoy sleep, tobacco, or privacy!

It's almost impossible to have a bad time here! This company makes it so easy to sign up for a fun…read moreday of tubing/picnicking out on the Wenatchee river. This is my third summer buying tickets from this company. I would recommend them a thousand times over. The check in process is smooth and goes quickly (just make sure to pre-sign the waiver) and the workers and drivers are super kind and friendly.

Everything was great. They provided everything you needed, including blue skies!…read moreWe had a great time floating the river. Would do it again!

We got a deluxe cabin at Lincoln Rock State Park and it was so nice and had all of the basics. We…read moremade sure to check first and brought our own pillows, linens, towels, etc. But the deluxe cabins have bunk beds, a queen futon, full bath (shower), kitchen sink, and mini fridge. There are lots of nice places to walk around, too.

What a well maintained facility. This was our 2nd time tent camping at Lincoln Rock…read more A real nice treat to camp on grass and not dirt. Be aware that this beautiful grass is beautiful beautiful it is watered daily. Best to review the sprinkler watering table on the community billboard...you don't want to be surprised when your section sprinkler's turn on. Bathrooms are clean, showers are clean. The showers take a special token...get them at the token machine ... main entry and also at the group campground. The lake is remarkable. It's popular so it can get busy at the swim area. Have fun...!!!