Mead, Washington, draws RV campers to its orchards along Foothills Drive and trails up Mount Spokane's 5,883-foot summit. Seven parks in our directory provide bases from $27/night for hikes, river floats on the Little Spokane, and quick drives to Spokane. Park here to blend rural peace with adventure playgrounds.
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Mead anchors Spokane County's north edge with apple orchards ripe for U-pick along Day Mount Spokane Road. Families cheer parades at the annual Mead Days festival in July. Anglers cast lines into the Little Spokane River; skiers chase powder at Mount Spokane Ski Park come winter. Hikers tackle 100 miles of trails from the state park's edge.
Alderwood RV Resort pampers families with a pool, WiFi, laundry, and showers from $43/night. Mount Spokane State Park fits hikers and budget campers at $27/night amid pine forests. Bergsparken RV Park welcomes big rigs with 30-amp and 50-amp hookups. Amongst The Pines suits solo travelers seeking WiFi, showers, and drinking water for a flat $35 nightly rate.
Mead stands out for apple orchards on Foothills Drive and Mount Spokane's hiking trails. The Little Spokane River invites kayaking and fishing year-round. Locals host Mead Days festival each July with parades and fairs, drawing crowds from nearby Spokane. This mix of farms, peaks, and events makes it a hidden outdoor hub.
Seven RV parks cluster near Mead, such as Alderwood RV Resort and Mount Spokane State Park. Alderwood delivers pools, WiFi, and showers from $43/night; Mount Spokane offers forested sites at $27/night. Bergsparken and Amongst The Pines add hookups and basics like drinking water for easy access off WA-206.
Bergsparken RV Park provides 50-amp and 30-amp hookups for big rigs. This setup suits extended stays with reliable power near Mount Spokane trails. Most parks offer at least 30-amp; check Alderwood for full amenities including laundry to match your needs.
