Kamiak Butte is the perfect short easy hike to take in an expansive view of the rolling hills. On a…read moreclear day you can see the town of Palouse and part of Pullman. There are a few different hiking options up to about 3.5 or 4 miles. There al pretty easy to moderate depending on your fitness level. There's no fee to park and there are restrooms with flush toilets.

Cool park, not far from Pullman. Took some pictures that turned out great due to clear skies. Can't…read moretell you if this park is better than any other.

Pretty bare bones city RV park, with no camp host. Sites are gravel, surprisingly level, FHUs, and…read morethere are some random square concrete patches between sites that seemed out of place. It is an old campground, though. But it's right smack in the middle of town, and minutes from anywhere you are heading. There is a tent area, and let's just say that those folks were probably NOT on a groovy walking tour of the Palouse, wink wink. I did consider carrying some hollow-point insurance on this trip, but saw it was going to be a full park, with parents dropping off their college kiddos at WSU, so thought that little extra measure was unnecessary this time. Considering there are no brick & mortar bathroom/shower facilities, the $35-night fee is pretty reasonable. But there is a large pee-atorium for folks like us that don't hook up our sewer line. Wifi wasn't great, but you can check weather/email/basics, and I always appreciate that. We'd have no problem staying here, again...

This RV park doesn't look like much, but the location is great and they have full hookups. We…read morebooked online a few months back, because we were over helping our daughter move back to school. Walking distance to shops, brewery and restaurants and short drive to the biggest Walmart I've ever seen (Not a Walmart fan, but this is a great store). You can only stay up to 10 days, but it's quick and easy to reserve online.

We have absolutely enjoyed coming here as a family. Swimming, sunshine, and all the things. You…read morewill find this place in a hiking book in Spokane and it truly is a beautiful area - very incredible views and hiking trails as well as spots to take the dogs because it doesn't get too busy. Not too bad of a walk with a six year old either.

Did they discontinue boat rentals? And fishing from the docks? The BLM boat launch across from the…read moreusual one, is that the only public launch? We had been going there off and on, sounds like the public can't use the lake unless camp in the weeds on BLM land.

Ruby's used to be great and will forever have a place in our family heart, as my husband's family…read morehas camped there for generations, but we will not be coming back. The entire lake shore was littered in rundown boats, kayaks, jet skis, buoys and other debris. And I do mean covered, I felt like I was looking at a post apocalyptic resort scene. Of the 12 guests camping while we were there, it was incredibly obvious that 9 were living long term in the campsites, resulting in a trashy rundown atmosphere, as well as the uncomfortable feeling you were encroaching on someone's home, rather than a mutual campsite. The owner was basically MIA and the person who I suspect is managing the property drove around the lot constantly but didn't offer much help or direction. It was obvious that they had recently renovated the public bathrooms, which included showers but when we paid four dollars for a hot shower (as advertised), there was only ice cold water. The general impression and feeling was unsafe, uncomfortable, and incredibly disorganized. Our children kept saying they felt like they were on an episode of Trailer Park Boys, which pretty much sums up the experience.

It was the most disorganize, crowded and run down campspot (as they call themselves). Overpriced…read morefor the amenities, more like lack of amenities. The person who took our reservation over the phone was very friendly. The photos online DO NOT reflect the actual condition of the property. We got there during office hours but never saw one camp employee. We were booked two nights but left after first night by 7:30am. Very disappointing. $100 a night for the worse campground this 4 week trip,

Mid June 2025. HIGHLY recommend Tucannon River RV Park! Excellent WiFi, well thought out pull…read morethrough sites handle the largest of RV's, spotlessly clean restrooms with showers, super friendly and helpful staff. Could have a little more shade trees but seems they are working on that. But WOW! the breathtaking surroundings and amazing sunsets! A little about our trip...we absolutely made the right choice for our 2-3 day Palouse area adventure with this cozy VERY clean, quiet and literally surrounded in beauty RV park. First of all, if you've never been to the Palouse area of SE Washington State you need to go, it is a hidden gem for sure! There's online scenic byway maps available to plan your individual trip. Our first day from Tucannon RV Park we went to nearby Palouse Falls. In mid June there was a substantial flow of water over the falls making breathtaking photo ops and some enjoyable hiking around the rim. Our second day from Tucannon River RV Park we went east to Lewiston ID and up to Moscow ID (beautiful drive!). We enjoyed some quaint old downtown district shopping in Moscow then headed up to Palouse WA for lunch at the Palouse Caboose...highly recommend for the best of small town excellence! From there we headed west to Colfax on a breath taking drive through rolling hills in various colors of grain and mustard fields that depending on the season changes I assume. This took us several hours with numerous photo-op stops. From Colfax we hooked up to Hwy 26 west to Dusty where we caught Hwy 127 south back to Tucannon RV Park. Unfortunately we had not allowed ourselves enough time to really see the area but did feel we got a good feel of it. I have to say after driving several hours each day it felt good to get back to Tucannon RV Park for afternoon relaxation and fabulous evening sunsets. Coming from western WA (born & raised) we felt very much on vacation in our own state and thoroughly enjoyed the Palouse area. It is stunning and well worth the trek from where ever you hale from! Enjoy!

A very clean spacious rv park, large spots not cramped together, all hookups and good wifi service,…read morewonderful friendly helpful staff and a peaceful quiet park , reasonably priced . Most definitely will stay again.

Do your research on this campground. I'm pretty sure they should inform you of the drive back to…read morethis campground. The drive is around 9 miles down a dusty gravel road with a one lane bridge. Be careful crossing it so your tires on your rig get lined up. It's not really a park for big RVs. We were among mostly small campers and people in tents. The campground host however was very nice. And the creek running through is a nice feature. If you're looking for that nice RV park and If you don't mind having to get your truck and rig washed after you leave, you'll love this place.

Great stay! Respectful clientele, very clean and modern amenities. No city noise, only peaceful…read morebird tweets

Most every site is on the river. Campsite was big enough for us to take or truck camper off and fit…read moreour boat and truck too. A lot of the RV's look to be full time tenants but it's very clean and quiet. The bathrooms are spotless and probably the nicest ones I've experienced in an RV park. Showers are big, great hot water and big bathroom area with a blow dryer. Attached is a 3 washer and dryer laundry room with reasonable prices. Couldn't ask for a better place. Full hook ups with cable TV. Gravel sites with a picnic table. Highly recommend this place!!

Beautiful setting! Reasonably rates and nice facilities…read more Large showers and a well kept laundry room. The river sites (80%) are relaxing and serene. Be prepared are it is a very and narrow park, but well done. This is one of the best parks we have ever stayed at during our travels. The managers/owners have no rivals when it comes to kindness and customer service.

Rude owner. Bad place. Uneven ground. Hard to find. Pricey for what you get. Do not recommend.read more

Wonderful place, but you can't drop in. We couldn't even find it until we booked. It was a pain…read moretowing a trailer and trying to turn around at the dead end since the map online was not correct Location. Once we booked we received a pin and map to the spot. It's very private and secure. I felt safe in an otherwise sketchy area.

We stayed here for three nights. First, it is right along the freeway, and you hear all the noise…read more It does quiet down in the wee hours of the night. If you do not like being next to the freeway, this campground is not for you. It did not bother us. We also take advantage of their half off rates during September. Thank you Wolf Lodge for that. Next, the campground has a lot of activities which we were not able to take advantage of. We were visiting friends in CDA and spent most of our time with them. I wish we had time borrow a canoe, hike and use the sauna. We had site number 12 a pull through with full hook ups. It is an end unit and we enjoyed it. The campsites in the center row have you facing the backside of another camper and it's hook ups. There are pull thrus, back in sites, tent sites, and adorable log cabins for rent. All sites come with a picnic table. There is a lot of shade. We felt very safe and even left our bicycles outside of our RV overnight.

Bait & switch at this campground. We booked a pull-through site with "full" hookups we didn't get…read moreone. NEither did our neighbors . The showers had very low pressure. The picnic table was falling apart and not safe to sit at. Trash was piling up, And probably the quiet worst aspect was the very loud highway noise. Good Sam needs to re-rate this campsite.