The best cabin rentals near Wilson Creek, Washington with fishing

Looking to book a camping trip near Wilson Creek, Washington with a preference for cabins and fishing? Hipcamp has over 140 options that fit the bill, with prices ranging from $30 to an average of $45 per night. Check out top campsites like Willow Creek Retreat (297 reviews), Ranching and Relaxing (200 reviews), and Spokane Western Dude Ranch! BarnBnB (84 reviews) for a well-reviewed experience. Popular amenities include campfires, trash, and showers, and popular activities include paddling, visiting historic sites, and climbing.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking to book a camping trip near Wilson Creek, Washington with a preference for cabins and fishing? Hipcamp has over 140 options that fit the bill, with prices ranging from $30 to an average of $45 per night. Check out top campsites like Willow Creek Retreat (297 reviews), Ranching and Relaxing (200 reviews), and Spokane Western Dude Ranch! BarnBnB (84 reviews) for a well-reviewed experience. Popular amenities include campfires, trash, and showers, and popular activities include paddling, visiting historic sites, and climbing.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Goose Creek RV Park & Cabin Rentals

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30mi from Wilson Creek · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging · Wilbur, WA

Established in 1974 by the Bell Family it had been Bell RV Park until our purchase of the park in 2017. With new owners and new upgrades to the park we felt it fitting to rename the park after the creek that flows to the north of the property, hence Goose Creek RV Park & Campground. Nestled in the rolling hills of wheat country, Goose Creek RV Park takes pride in its 5 acres of mature trees and landscape patio sites and cozy cabin rentals. Located on the east side in the town of Wilbur and walking distance to shopping and eateries. Swimming, golfing and pickle ball courts are all just minutes away. Come relax and unwind you will experience quite starry nights and wildlife that roams the park. Other attractions for summertime fun are Lake Roosevelt and Grand Coulee Dam, hiking and kayaking ion and around other smaller lakes in the area! Spokane International Airport and rental cars just an hour away. Hope to see you here in 2022!

2. Smokiam RV Resort

18mi from Wilson Creek · 60 sites · Soap Lake, WA

Nestled along the serene shores of Soap Lake, Washington, Smokiam RV Resort & Campground stands out as a unique destination due to its proximity to one of the world's rare mineral lakes, renowned for its healing properties. This family-friendly and big rig-friendly resort offers a variety of accommodations and activities suitable for all ages, making it an ideal spot for your next getaway. Guests can choose from luxurious new cabin rentals, spacious renovated RV sites, traditional campsites, or even a distinctive stay in a Tepee. Soap Lake itself is celebrated for its diverse mineral content, attracting visitors from around the globe who come to experience its therapeutic waters. Currently, Smokiam RV Resort is undergoing extensive renovations to enhance your stay. The upgrades include new premium RV sites designed for big rigs, remodeled restrooms and shower facilities, and a revamped playground area. Additionally, the resort will feature luxurious cabin rentals, Tepee accommodations, a sandy beach with a new dock, and watercraft rentals. A renovated clubhouse will cater to groups, events, and families, while a new café and espresso bar will provide delicious refreshments. To top it off, a miniature golf course is also in the works. For the latest updates on our renovations and amenities, please check our accommodation pages regularly.

3. Sunbanks Lake Resort

35mi from Wilson Creek · 25 sites · Electric City, WA

Sunbanks Lake Resort in Electric City, Washington, stands out as a unique destination with its stunning location along twenty-seven miles of pristine Banks Lake, offering guests an abundance of private beach areas for relaxation and enjoyment. The serene atmosphere ensures a peaceful stay, allowing you to savor each moment of your getaway. We provide a range of accommodations to suit every type of camper, from tents to RVs, as well as a variety of rental units. All RV sites are equipped with electric and water hook-ups, with full-service sites available for added convenience. For those who prefer tent camping, our beautifully landscaped grounds feature ample shade trees and numerous grassy sites. Choose from our one, two, or five-bedroom villas, each offering breathtaking views of the lakeside scenery. Our on-site amenities promise endless opportunities for fun and relaxation. Explore the lake by renting fishing boats, pontoon boats, kayaks, canoes, and other watercraft. Families will love our 18-hole miniature golf course, weekend entertainment at our waterfront stage, and the convenience of a boat launch and docking facility. After a day of adventure in the sun, unwind with a delicious meal at our fully licensed Cantina Restaurant and Lounge. Sunbanks is surrounded by breathtaking landscapes reminiscent of Arizona, making it an ideal spot for

4. Steamboat Rock State Park

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257 sites · Electric City, Washington

Overlooking the Grand Coulee Dam, this park boasts the perfectly scenic 600 acres of Steamboat Rock.

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Steamboat Rock Campground

32mi from Wilson Creek · 257 sites · Tents, RVs · in Steamboat Rock State Park

Stories from the community

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Mary

July 2025

Group trip

1 night at Goose Creek RV Park & Cabin Rentals

This is one of the rare places that is BETTER than the pictures! More like a nice hotel suite with a kitchen. Comfy extra wide bunks for my two teenagers and a private bedroom for us. So many thoughtful little touches—cool lamps, toiletries, and you don’t have to go outside for the immaculate bathroom. It’s in an RV/bunkhouse resort, so you walk or drive a bit to recreation. We were there to see the Grand Coulee—spectacular free night light show at the Dam and the turbine tour in the morning. (Free.) I include the picture of the view from the back bedroom because, while it may not be everyone’s cup of tea, it’s very much mine. I was there to show my kids the immense scale of inland industrial infrastructure. There were decoupling trains in the early morning and my 17 year old and I watched the engines—and the deer—and talked about what it took to build American civilization, from the silos to the trains to the dams. It turned philosophical. Absolutely loved it and will be back.