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Coulee City Community Park
Overview
Coulee City Community Park offers a welcoming atmosphere for travelers looking to experience the rugged beauty of Central Washington. Situated directly on the shores of Banks Lake, this municipal facility provides a blend of community spirit and outdoor adventure. It serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the Coulee Corridor National Scenic Byway, offering a comfortable place to rest while enjoying expansive views of the surrounding basalt cliffs and shimmering blue water.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the heart of Coulee City, WA, the park is perfectly positioned for those traveling along Highway 2. The surroundings are defined by the unique Grand Coulee landscape, characterized by dramatic rock formations and vast desert vistas. Being within walking distance of the small town’s center, guests can easily access local services while remaining steps away from the tranquil waterfront and the natural wonders of the high desert.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped to handle various RV sizes, offering several full hookup sites that include water, sewer, and electricity. For those spending time on the water, the park features a convenient public boat launch and a dedicated swimming beach. Additional onsite comforts include:
- Clean restroom and shower facilities
- Onsite laundry area for long-term travelers
- High-speed Wi-Fi access for staying connected
- Picnic tables and fire rings at each site
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure is never far away when staying at Coulee City Community Park. A short drive north leads to the iconic Grand Coulee Dam, famous for its massive scale and evening laser light shows. Nature enthusiasts can explore the geological marvel of Dry Falls, which was once the largest waterfall in the world. The area is also a premier destination for fishing, with Banks Lake being renowned for its walleye and bass populations.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent choice for family vacationers seeking a safe, water-oriented environment with easy access to swimming and play areas. It is also a top pick for avid anglers who want to be near the boat docks for early morning starts on the lake. If you prefer a friendly, small-town vibe with modern conveniences over a remote wilderness experience, this park provides the ideal balance for your Washington RV journey.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Bill Kuropat
Been going there since the sixties, it only gets better. Very clean and well kept. Lots of opportunities besides fishing.
James Feathers
Great place for a no reservation full hookups City run facility. Mostly locals getting together, family fun with boats, fishing, camping, etc. We were just passing through and needed a recharge on my battery bank after boon docking for a few days, only $40 with 50 amp hook up.
Kerry Shinde
We have been going to this park for years as a family reunion. We haven’t had issues like the past couple years. This place does not get maintained at all! The bathrooms are messy & nasty, the beach is a dirty. The water dock that was said would be replaced, was taken out and never replaced. One of the boat docking areas has a huge boulder there with a sign that says “closed due to vandalism” there is no vandalism. The dock has just never been maintained, so the easiest thing for them to do is shutting it down and blaming the public. We have voiced our concerns to the local mayor and she does not care one bit. There is no park host but the city guy comes and pretty much harasses people. He is very disrespectful and rude. This park could be a nice park, but only if the city made some changes. It would be sad to let this park go after more than a dozen years of camping.
A Crazy Life
This is just an ok campground with a little "day use"area with a kids play area. Lots of seagulls inhabit the water way pooping all over; the bathroom is so dilapidated and in bad need of fixing, and upkeep, partly unusable. There's even a bird that made a nest in the mens bathroom and its crapping all over the urinal. For d!you use area also; no dogs allowed at the picnic area and no dogs allowed on the beach are= not dog friendly
Perkins L
Nice little camp sight. Pros: cheap / easy access/ no booking required/ just pay cash on arrival/ open 24/7 Cons: no showers / toilets are only available in the summer and we went mid April so they were closed.