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KOA Of Spokane
Overview
The Spokane KOA Journey serves as a premier basecamp for travelers exploring the scenic Inland Northwest. Located in Spokane Valley, this well-maintained park offers a welcoming atmosphere that balances the convenience of a modern RV resort with the natural beauty of eastern Washington. With a mix of spacious pull-thru sites and cozy lodging options, it provides a reliable and professional camping experience for those transiting the I-90 corridor or settling in for a multi-day regional exploration.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Spokane Valley, the park is perfectly positioned between the urban amenities of Spokane and the stunning lakeside scenery of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. The surrounding landscape features towering pines and proximity to the Spokane River. Guests are just moments away from the Centennial Trail, a 40-mile paved path that winds along the riverbank, offering breathtaking views and a peaceful escape from the hustle of travel while remaining close to local shopping and dining.
Amenities & Park Features
This KOA is designed with traveler convenience in mind, featuring big-rig friendly sites that accommodate units up to 80 feet. On-site amenities include a refreshing seasonal outdoor pool, a large pavilion for group gatherings, and a well-equipped laundry facility. Families can enjoy the playground and mini-golf course, while pet owners will appreciate the dedicated KampK9 dog park. For those needing to stay connected, the park offers reliable WiFi and cable TV hookups at most sites.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure is always within reach, starting with the iconic Riverfront Park in downtown Spokane, home to the spectacular Spokane Falls and the historic Looff Carrousel. Thrill-seekers can take a short drive across the border to Silverwood Theme Park, the Northwest’s largest theme park. For those who prefer a slower pace, the nearby Liberty Lake area offers excellent fishing and hiking opportunities, while the local Spokane Valley wineries provide a taste of the region’s growing viticulture scene.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an ideal fit for cross-country RVers who value easy highway access and a predictable, high-quality experience. It is particularly well-suited for active families who want a central hub for visiting both Washington and Idaho attractions. Because of its proximity to major bike paths and river access points, it is also a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts who want to blend a traditional RV stay with cycling, jogging, or light paddling adventures.
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User Reviews
Kay Hansen
We were to arrive an hour early. Was told we could not come in without a $25.00 fee. Though they hardly had any RV’s there. Our space was available. So we opted to stay inland at another park until we could move to this park. Knowing what we know now. We should have just stayed at Rainbow Point in Spokane Valley. They were the nicest folks. The KOA office knew the Internet was so spotty. You could not watch movies on Amazon prime. Or use any internet what so ever. Though the office had five bars. We had 1 at its best. The premium spot we choose .. We’re grassless, and looked like you were pulling into a wagon rut. You walk on Sandy dirt.. Ours had a caution sign asking us not to stand under the tree. In case of limbs breakage. The water lines were cracked and stuck out of the ground 12 inches. The place is run down.. But you can tell it used to be a nice KOA.
Kelly Dressler
My husband and I stayed here for about 2 weeks around the 4th of July. The staff is friendly and helpful. Our 2 week reservation was broken up by a weekend and they accommodated our request to be back in the same spot. Check in was easy and navigation to our spot was simple. The KOA has a lot of amenities. We enjoyed the pool (that was often a little crowded with kids) and playing basketball on the court out front. Our site was large and we had a picnic table that was shaded by the trees. The KOA was a little more expensive than what it was worth, but overall, we really enjoyed our stay.
Brendan levangie
As far as KOAs go I would give it a 6/10. Main office is new and modern. Bathrooms in the back are extremely old and dingy. looks like a 1960s high school locker room. Overall, a decent place to stop for the night if you’re traveling through Spokane. I wouldn’t stay here for an extended period of time though
Michelle Reish
The staff were really nice. However, this KOA is right up against the train tracks, so that train horn blares VERY loudly day/night. There’s also not much around walking distance. No place to really take walks outside of the KOA walls. The RV and tent spots need some TLC. All of the grass is dead and/or non existent. Lots of dirt everywhere. Not a pretty place in the slightest. The only grass they water is by the common area by the pavilion. The dog park is pretty small. The laundry is just ok. Large, commercial dryers, which is a plus. However, there’s only 3 of them to the 5-6 washers, so there was a backlog of people waiting to dry their clothes. No coin machine. Must get quarters from front office during office hours. No ATM.
MelbasVoice
While the staff we encountered were really nice, this property is not. It's high rate and "low rent" if you're camping in a trailer or tent. When you drive in, the tents are so close to the driveway it reminds me of downtown LA. Those sites start at $50! The trailer sites are okay, but look in need of some TLC. The cabins look really nice from the outside but have the same problem ALL guests have: very little space to park. The driveway is narrow and some campers spread out into it. It's noisy and tight. Hope we don't have to come here again.