Park your RV in Omak, Washington, where the Omak Stampede roars each summer with the world's wildest horse race across the river. Seven RV parks anchor this orchard town, putting you riverside for trout fishing and steps from tribal casinos. Camp here to chase rodeo dust, apple harvests, and endless Okanogan Valley trails.
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Omak pulses with rodeo fever at the annual Omak Stampede Grounds on Riverside Drive, home to the infamous Suicide Race that thunders 210 feet down a 62 percent slope into the Omak River. Hikers tackle trails around Omak Lake, just north of town, while anglers cast lines from the Omak River's rocky bends. Apple orchards blanket the valley, ripe for U-pick adventures in fall, and the 12 Tribes Casino lights up nights with slots and shows.
Families splash at Carl Precht Memorial RV Park, complete with pool, showers, WiFi, and 50-amp hookups starting at $26 per night. Gamblers roll into 12 Tribes Omak Casino RV Park for WiFi and easy casino access from $38 nightly. Budget hunters snag Sunset Lakes RV Park at $15 a night, while Omak Elks Lodge #1742 suits lodge members seeking a cozy base amid the seven total parks.
Omak shines for its Omak Stampede, featuring the world's steepest horse race down a 62 percent slope into the river. This annual August event packs 15,000 fans into the Stampede Grounds on Riverside Drive. Rodeo thrills mix with apple orchards, Omak Lake hikes, and tribal casino energy in the Okanogan Valley.
Find seven RV parks in our directory, including Carl Precht Memorial RV Park, 12 Tribes Omak Casino RV Park, Sunset Lakes RV Park, and Omak Elks Lodge #1742. Most cluster near Riverside Drive and the Omak River for easy access to town amenities like WiFi, pools, showers, and 50-amp hookups. Rates start as low as $15/night.
Yes, most Omak RV parks welcome pets, including Carl Precht Memorial and Sunset Lakes. Check individual rules at 12 Tribes Omak Casino RV Park, but leashes and waste bags keep riverside sites clean for all. Seven parks total offer pet-friendly pads near dog-walk trails along the Omak River.
