Newport, Washington, draws RV campers to its sparkling Pend Oreille River, a hotspot for kokanee salmon fishing and kayaking. Seven RV parks anchor this northeast Washington gem, with rates starting at $12 per night. Park your rig here to fish by day, then stargaze over the Selkirks at night.
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Newport nestles along the Pend Oreille River in Pend Oreille County. Anglers hook trophy kokanee during summer derbies at the city marina. Families hike easy trails in the adjacent Calispel Valley or drive ten minutes to Priest River for more action. The annual Newport Rodeo packs the fairgrounds each July with bronc riding and local eats.
Thousand Trails Little Diamond fits big groups chasing river adventures, complete with showers and 50-amp hookups from $30 nightly. Old American Kampground pulls in budget hunters at $12 per night, tossing in WiFi and dump stations. Pioneer Park handles pets and pull-throughs for $19 to $60, while Skookum Creek Campground caters to furry companions with drinking water nearby. Newport Founders RV Park keeps remote workers connected via WiFi.
Newport shines for its Pend Oreille River fishing, especially kokanee salmon derbies. The town draws boaters to the city marina and hikers to Calispel Valley trails. Events like the July Newport Rodeo add small-town flair, while Colville National Forest looms nearby for deeper wilderness treks. RV parks position you steps from these draws.
Find seven RV parks near Newport, including Thousand Trails Little Diamond and Old American Kampground. Thousand Trails offers showers and group sites from $30/night along the river. Old American Kampground provides WiFi and dump stations starting at $12/night, all within minutes of Highway 2.
Yes, Pioneer Park and Skookum Creek Campground welcome pets. Pioneer Park adds group sites, pull-throughs, and drinking water for $19-$60/night. Skookum Creek emphasizes pet-friendly vibes with easy river access, perfect for walks along Pend Oreille shores.