Pasco buzzes as the heart of Washington's Tri-Cities, where the Columbia River meets vast vineyards and sunny orchards. RV campers flock here for wine tours on Road 68, river fishing, and Sacajawea State Park hikes. Choose from 9 directory parks to base your adventures, with rates from $17 a night at Hood Park.
Pasco hugs the Columbia River, drawing visitors to Sacajawea State Park at the Snake River confluence, site of Lewis and Clark's pivotal meeting with the Nez Perce. Taste wines at Basel Cellars on Road 68 or browse the Pasco Farmers Market on 4th Avenue for fresh asparagus from local fields. Catch Tri-City Dust Devils baseball at Gesa Stadium, or boat from Hood Park's launch.
RV parks position you steps from these gems. Pasco / Tri-Cities KOA Journey fits families seeking WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dump stations from $52 nightly. Hood Park lures budget anglers with $17 riverfront sites. Arrowhead Campground & RV Park welcomes pets via pull-through spots, 50-amp power, and sewer hookups starting at $33. Franklin County RV Park at TRAC serves event crowds near the fairgrounds with full amenities from $41.
Pasco anchors Washington's Tri-Cities with world-class wine trails and Columbia River recreation. Road 68 wineries like Basel Cellars pour bold reds amid orchards. Sacajawea State Park marks Lewis and Clark history, while Gesa Stadium hosts Dust Devils baseball. Farmers markets on 4th Avenue sell local asparagus and crafts.
Pasco / Tri-Cities KOA Journey, Arrowhead Campground & RV Park, Hood Park, and Franklin County RV Park at TRAC top the list. These spots cluster near the Columbia River and Road 68. KOA delivers WiFi and showers; Hood Park hits $17/night on the water.
Yes, Arrowhead Campground & RV Park explicitly allows pets. It offers pull-through sites, 50-amp hookups, and sewer connections from $33/night. Check individual park policies, as many Tri-Cities options welcome dogs near walking trails at Sacajawea State Park.
