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Waterfront campers and boating enthusiasts head to Wenatchee Confluence State Park for its spot at the Columbia and Wenatchee Rivers' confluence. The park sits minutes from downtown Wenatchee, near apple orchards and city eateries. Pick from 59 sites starting at $35 per night, with showers available.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not confirmed at Wenatchee Confluence State Park. Water, electric, and sewer hookups show as unknown, with no data on 30-amp or 50-amp service. State parks often offer partial utilities like water and electric on select sites. Call the park or check the reservation system for exact options before booking.
Yes, Wenatchee Confluence State Park allows dogs on leash. No size or breed restrictions appear in park rules. Keep pets under control and clean up after them. Horses not allowed. The 194-acre grounds offer space for walks near rivers and trails.
Sites start at $35 per night. Rates depend on site type, season, and day of week; a Discover Pass may add to costs for day use. Reservations include park access and basic amenities like showers. Book early online through the state system, as this year-round spot fills fast.
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