Sun Lakes State Park Campground

Daddy Noble

The swim beach isn't perfect, but the water is clear and there's never too many people. Just right for a weed-free cool down in the summer.

Kia Gutiérrez

This park has some great extra amenities that make the stay extra special including a grocery store, golf course, snack shop, and boat rentals. There are several beaches with swim areas that range from toddler safe to dock jumping. The restrooms are well maintained and quick to get to no matter where you are in the park. There is so much wildlife! That said, sites 111-115 have a lot of misquotes. There is hiking available, but there is no need to hike to experience a great view! 45 minutes from Grand Coulee dam and several other natural attractions. Definitely worth a several night stay.

Jamo Parrish

Could have been a “5”. Stayed Thursday and Friday nights before the Fourth. Wonderful place for many reasons. Sure it got crowded. But the campers are good people and need to get out, like we did. The “but” is, the campfire smoke was awful. It collected in the campground in the 80 -90 degree temps—during what must have been an inversion. I don’t know the reading, but the ppm must have been comparable to bad wildfire smoke conditions. Certainly within the unhealthy range. But, just as important, the unpleasant range. I don’t think the individual campers are to blame. That is unrealistic. Park managers are in a position to and should assess conditions and impose a campfire ban when necessary to preserve a decent air quality.

Eileen Kelsey

Came here because it was the only place in WA in with moderate looking spring weather and was pleasantly pleasantly surprised! There was almost no one around in mid April and the camp host was very friendly. A lot of nature viewing and the trails were very well maintained 😃