Welcome to Rocky Coulee Recreation Area, a multifaceted offering within the Campgrounds & RV Parks platform, serving our local community with a blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. If you're looking for a place to camp, enjoy outdoor activities, and experience the local landscape, Rocky Coulee Recreation Area provides a comprehensive outdoor destination.
Environment: The name Rocky Coulee Recreation Area suggests a landscape characterized by rocky coulees, which are small, steep-sided valleys. As a recreation area within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, you can expect a natural environment with unique geological features. This might include rocky terrain, native vegetation adapted to such conditions, and potentially scenic views associated with the coulees. The specific presence of water features, wooded areas, or open spaces would require further details.
Services: As a recreation area that includes camping and RV facilities within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, Rocky Coulee Recreation Area offers essential services to support your stay. These typically include:
Given its nature as a recreation area, additional services beyond basic camping amenities might be available, such as picnic areas, boat launches, or access to recreational equipment rentals. Specific details about RV hookups (electricity, water, sewer), shower facilities, or other specialized services would require more detailed information.
Features: The features of Rocky Coulee Recreation Area are likely diverse, reflecting its dual role as a campground and a recreation area within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category. While specific features related to camping and RVs would be present, the "Recreation Area" designation suggests additional attractions such as:
Specific features related to camping might include the types of campsites available (e.g., primitive vs. developed), the size of RV sites, and the presence of amenities like fire pits or picnic tables at each site. Contacting the recreation area directly would provide a comprehensive list of all available features.
Promotional Information: Specific promotional offers for Rocky Coulee Recreation Area are not included in the provided information. However, recreation areas that include campgrounds within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category sometimes offer promotions related to seasonal activities, holiday weekends, or multi-day passes for recreational facilities. It is recommended to check directly with Rocky Coulee Recreation Area or local tourism websites for any current promotions, special events, or seasonal rates that might be available to local users.
Rocky Coulee Recreation Area offers a local hub for outdoor enthusiasts within the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, combining the opportunity for camping and RV stays with a variety of recreational activities in a unique natural environment. For those seeking more than just a campsite, it provides a gateway to local outdoor adventures. Contact them directly for detailed information about their facilities, services, and any current opportunities for visitors.
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Barbecue grill
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Camping fee
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Awesome quiet camp area. There's another Grant PUD campsite across the river at Sand Hollow, larger but exposed and closer to the highway. Both close enough to use for shows at the Gorge. Winds can pick up, especially at sundown. A couple sites have shrubs/short trees for shade, but summer sun can be intense. Appears a fire went through in 2021 or 2022, so some of the ground is charred — extinguish those embers! Lake access is meh, bathrooms are pit toilets. Large sheltered picnic area. Each site has a fire pit, but summertime restrictions are common. Did wake up to a large (50+) herd of antelope that went to the shore for sips of water.
Nice and clean an easy way to get to the river but if you’re arachnophobia, you might not want to get too close to the trees by the water. They’re just orb spiders but they can look intimidating.
Stayed overnight on 2/27/25. Fantastic location.
Parking lot for cars and trucks, no trailers or RVs; tent sites only. Paved areas to bathrooms. Paved areas to some picnic sites and some campground sites. Handicap parking. Overnight camping sites have picnic tables, fire pits, and tent area. Some sites have some tree coverage and some are full sun. The campsites are fee areas. This is not a boat launch for large motorized boats, but those you can hand launch.
Right across from scenic view of the Columbia river and wild horse monument this is an amazing spot to sit back and relax with amazing amazing water views. There are a few picnic tables, found them to be in good shape. Even though there was an open fire pit there was a burn ban when we went. The only downside is the picnic tables are hidden behind the bushes a little, so your view of the water is obstructed, we didn't mind it but YMMV.