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Yakima Sportsman State Park
Take the kids birdwatching at this isolated gem in the Eastern Washington desert.
This one's a bit on the smaller side when it comes to Washington State Parks. You won't find too much in the way of hiking opportunities here. That said, it's a solid choice for a day trip or a long pit stop. Its green, verdant nature stands out in the mostly desert area.
Yakima's a particularly rewarding destination if you enjoy birdwatching. The ecology of this area draws in approximately 140 different bird species. Wood ducks, geese, and hawks like to congregate around the park's waters. Freshwater fishing is also a popular pastime in this park. Cast a line and catch yourself a trout dinner!
If you're coming here in the summer, be prepared for surprisingly hot temperatures. The desert region can easily get into the mid-90s. That heat can, in turn, make mosquitoes extra annoying, so don't forget the bug spray!
This one's a bit on the smaller side when it comes to Washington State Parks. You won't find too much in the way of hiking opportunities here. That said, it's a solid choice for a day trip or a long pit stop. Its green, verdant nature stands out in the mostly desert area.
Yakima's a particularly rewarding destination if you enjoy birdwatching. The ecology of this area draws in approximately 140 different bird species. Wood ducks, geese, and hawks like to congregate around the park's waters. Freshwater fishing is also a popular pastime in this park. Cast a line and catch yourself a trout dinner!
If you're coming here in the summer, be prepared for surprisingly hot temperatures. The desert region can easily get into the mid-90s. That heat can, in turn, make mosquitoes extra annoying, so don't forget the bug spray!
Activities in the park
1 campground in Yakima Sportsman State Park
With 30 tent and 37 utility spaces, Yakima Sportsman Campground is a spacious place for you and your tribe. It has one dump station, two restrooms and four showers so you can give your pipes some practice on the road. There is one ADA-utility site, one ADA-standard site plus all restrooms and showers are ADA-friendly. Recreational opportunities in Read more...
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