Spokane Valley lures RV campers with its winding Spokane River and 37 miles of the Centennial Trail for biking and hiking. Seven RV parks anchor the area, from budget steals at $20 a night to full-amenity retreats up to $300. Base your rig here to paddle rivers, chase waterfalls at nearby Liberty Lake, and day-trip to Spokane's Riverfront Park.
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Spokane Valley hugs the Spokane River's east bank, where kayakers launch from Mirabeau Point Park and hikers climb the Saltese Uplands trails. Families splash at the Valley Indoor Sports Center pools, while shoppers browse University City mall's stores. The annual Spokane Valley Summer Theatre draws crowds to outdoor plays under the stars. Trails link to Mount Spokane State Park, 30 minutes north, for alpine views and wildflowers in July.
Roam Spokane fits remote workers craving reliable WiFi amid quiet sites starting at $62 nightly. Spokane KOA Journey handles big rigs with 30- and 50-amp hookups, showers, and rates from $50 to $300, perfect for families. Trailer Inns RV Park delivers budget value from $34 with showers, WiFi, and a dump station for quick stays. Greater Spokane Elks Lodge #228 offers the cheapest pads at $20 with WiFi for Elks members and guests. Park Lane Motel & RV Park blends motel rooms and RV spots for hybrid travelers near highways.
Spokane Valley stands out for outdoor adventures along the Spokane River and its 37-mile Centennial Trail. Kayakers paddle from Mirabeau Point Park, hikers explore Saltese Uplands, and cyclists pedal past apple orchards in the Opportunity neighborhood. Shoppers flock to University City mall, while events like the Valleyfest street fair pack Sullivan Road each summer.
Roam Spokane, Spokane KOA Journey, Trailer Inns RV Parks, Greater Spokane Elks Lodge #228, and Park Lane Motel & RV Park list in our directory. These seven spots hug the Spokane River corridor and I-90, minutes from Centennial Trail access. Most offer WiFi, showers, or hookups for easy stays.
Spokane KOA Journey delivers 30-amp and 50-amp full hookups with showers. Trailer Inns provides fifty-amp service alongside WiFi and a dump station. These options suit big rigs near the Spokane River, ensuring power for air conditioning during hot Inland Northwest summers.