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Lake Easton State Park
Gasp in awe at the beauty of the Cascade Mountains from Lake Easton and the Yakima River!
The shallow lake is a great spot to launch a kayak or canoe to explore the coastline. A swimming beach is popular with kids of all ages, including the adult ones. When you want to stretch your legs, the park features miles of trails for hiking and biking.
In the winter months, the trails are popular for cross-country skiing. It's also a hotspot for snowmobiling and dog sledding on the groomed trails. Use one of the 40 picnic tables to dine alfresco or watch the kids running on the playground.
With 90 standard and 45 full hookup campsites, this park welcomes you to spend the night. The tent campsites sit close to the Yakima River while the RV spots are by Lake Eaton. Keep squeaky clean in the restrooms with hot showers.
Traveling with a group? There's one walk-in, walk-out group campsite with room for up to 50 pe
The shallow lake is a great spot to launch a kayak or canoe to explore the coastline. A swimming beach is popular with kids of all ages, including the adult ones. When you want to stretch your legs, the park features miles of trails for hiking and biking.
In the winter months, the trails are popular for cross-country skiing. It's also a hotspot for snowmobiling and dog sledding on the groomed trails. Use one of the 40 picnic tables to dine alfresco or watch the kids running on the playground.
With 90 standard and 45 full hookup campsites, this park welcomes you to spend the night. The tent campsites sit close to the Yakima River while the RV spots are by Lake Eaton. Keep squeaky clean in the restrooms with hot showers.
Traveling with a group? There's one walk-in, walk-out group campsite with room for up to 50 people. During the day, you can purchase ice and firewood at the ranger station.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Lake Easton State Park
Set your sights on idyllic Lake Easton Campground situated next to 24,000 feet of freshwater shoreline in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Tent spaces sit near the Yakima River, 45 are full-hook up sites (accommodating up to 60 feet) on the lake, and two hiker and biker-friendly sites are available. Lavish in the natural beauty from your pr Read more...
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