Spokane captivates with its thundering Spokane Falls and the gondola ride over them in Riverfront Park. Eleven RV parks in our directory put you minutes from these falls, the Centennial Trail, and Gonzaga's hoop dreams. Camp here to launch daily raids on urban eats, river kayaks, and mountain hikes.
Spokane thrives along the wild Spokane River, where Riverfront Park draws crowds to the Garbage Goat fountain and Bloomsday Run, the world's biggest timed footrace each May. Gonzaga University pumps energy into the city with Bulldog basketball; neighborhoods like Kendall Yards buzz with food trucks and breweries. Mount Spokane State Park towers 30 minutes north for skiing in winter and wildflower hikes in summer.
North Spokane RV Campground suits groups and remote workers with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station at $69 to $90 per night. Spokane County Fairgrounds delivers budget wins from $36/night near the rodeo grounds. Riverside State Park's Bowl and Pitcher Area hooks nature fans with riverfront spots from $40/night; rafters launch right there. Fairchild Famcamp serves military families near the air base. Spokane Gun Club & RV Park draws shooters to its ranges.
Spokane stands out for Spokane Falls and Riverfront Park's gondola rides. The city hosts Bloomsday Run, a 12-kilometer race that packs 50,000 runners through streets each May. Kayak the river or catch Gonzaga basketball to feel the local pulse. Trails like the 37-mile Centennial Trail link parks and history.
Eleven RV parks appear in our directory, including North Spokane RV Campground and Riverside State Park's Bowl and Pitcher Area. North Spokane lies north of the city with WiFi and showers; Riverside hugs the Spokane River ten minutes from downtown. Spokane County Fairgrounds sits east near I-90 for easy access.
Yes, several RV parks near Spokane welcome pets on leashes. North Spokane RV Campground allows dogs and provides fenced areas nearby. Riverside State Park's Bowl and Pitcher sites permit pets; always pack waste bags and check for leash rules on trails.
