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Water adventurers and geology buffs flock to Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park for its 73,640 feet of freshwater shoreline at the foot of massive Dry Falls. This 4,027-acre park sits between Soap Lake and Coulee City, smack in high desert gorge country. Campers choose from 191 sites starting at $43 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park does not have full hookups. Sites offer dry camping with drinking water spigots nearby, restrooms, and showers. A trailer dump station handles waste needs. No electric including 30-amp or 50-amp service appears available, so bring generators for power.
Yes, Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park allows dogs on leash. Keep pets under control at all times and pick up waste. No breed or size limits noted. Trails and open areas suit leashed walks, but watch for wildlife in meadows and wetlands.
Sites cost from $43 per night. This covers basic camping access; add fees for extra vehicles or a Discover Pass for entry. Reservations fill fast in summer, so book online through the state parks site to secure your spot amid the lakeside demand.
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