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Hikers and winter adventurers favor Fields Spring State Park for its sweeping mountain views from 4,500 feet atop Puffer Butte. Tucked in the remote Blue Mountains near Anatone, it delivers quiet escapes close to Hells Canyon. Pick from 20 sites starting at $22 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Fields Spring State Park lacks full hookups for RVs. Sites offer no electric, water, or sewer connections, though a trailer dump station serves overflow needs. Drink from provided spigots, use restrooms and showers, and plan for dry camping amid the forests.
Yes, Fields Spring State Park welcomes dogs on leash. Keep pets under control at all times per state park rules. No size or breed limits appear, but clean up waste and avoid sensitive areas like trails during wildlife season.
Campsites start at $22 per night. Fees cover basic access; add a Discover Pass for day use if needed. Book reservations online at washington.goingtocamp.com, especially for peak summer or winter weekends.
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