Riverside, Washington, draws RV campers to its sparkling Okanogan River banks and gateway status to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. Five parks in our directory provide easy access to steelhead fishing holes and apple orchard trails. Park your rig here to launch day trips into rugged highlands without city crowds.
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About Riverside, Washington
Riverside thrives on the Okanogan River's bends, where anglers cast for steelhead near the old Riverside Bridge on Highway 17. Apple orchards blanket the valleys, ripening fruit for fall harvests celebrated at local stands along Main Street. Hikers tackle trails in the Okanogan Highlands, while boaters launch from public ramps just minutes from town.
Margie's Riverside RV Park fits budget travelers with WiFi, laundry, showers, and 30-amp hookups from $23 a night. Glenwood RV Park suits quiet retreats amid trees. Crawfish Lake Campground welcomes pets and big rigs with pull-through sites. Margie's RV Park draws families seeking pet-friendly showers and easy pull-through access.
- Margie's Riverside RV Park starts at $23 per night with 30-amp service.
- Two of five parks offer showers and laundry facilities.
- Crawfish Lake Campground provides pet-friendly pull-through sites.
- Three parks feature 30-amp hookups for extended stays.
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