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Dayton / Pomeroy / Blue Mountains KOA
- 2005 Tucannon Road
- Pomeroy, WA 99347
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2011 President's Award
KOA President's Award
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KOA Kamp Green Recognition
This KOA meets the established criteria to become a greener campground operation and is recognized by the "Kamp Green" icon.
No RV? No Problem! We have scenic tent camping sites and cozy lodges, too!
Our KOA is situated in the beautiful Tucannon Valley on the edge of the Wooten Wildlife area and Umatilla National Forest. As you travel into the valley you will be tracing Lewis & Clark's route through the area. We offer the best in Washington RV camping with our available 70-foot pull-through sites. No RV? No Problem! We have scenic tent camping sites and cozy lodges, too!
The Dayton/Pomeroy KOA is in a gorgeous country setting, only minutes away from 8 stocked lakes and the Tucannon River and hiking trails. Whether you are relaxing in the park watching the deer and wild turkeys or enjoying one of the lakes, you will experience an outdoor adventure. If you need a "city" fix, you'll be close to Dayton & Pomeroy with antiquing, shopping, dining, golf, museums and more available.
Start your day with a pancake breakfast (most weekends) or espresso at our coffee bar. Hike the scenic countryside, enjoy a swim in the river, and finish the day off with an ice cream social, a movie under the stars at our outdoor theater, or both! These great events are held on weekends & holidays in the late spring through summer./p>
Come and enjoy the "GREAT" outdoors with us. You'll be glad you did!
Campground Amenities
- Meeting Room Available for 35 People
- Fishing licenses and supplies
- Outdoor Picnic Pavilion
- Playground
- Espresso bar
- Great theme weekends and special events. Check our park's independent website for dates
Local Attractions
Tucannon Lakes
8 small stocked lakes (1 fly-fishing only) are all within 15 minutes of the park. Open for Trout fishing March 1 - Oct 31. Kids fishing derby is on the 3rd weekend in June.
Tucannon River
5 minutes from the park this beautiful river is open for the general trout season June 1 - Oct 31. Steelhead season starts on Nov 1 and runs until the end of March.
Wooten Wildlife Area
Only minutes away, this area is home to Bighorn Sheep, Deer, Elk, Black Bear, Turkey, Quail and the occasional Moose!
Umatilla National Forest
Surrounding the upper valley are thousands of acres of public land. Take a short hike to Sheep Creek Falls on a hot day and stand under the waterfall!
Dayton WA
The nearby historic town of Dayton has a vibrant downtown area full of interesting shops and restaurants and golf.
Pomeroy WA
This is what small town America is all about. Unique shops and museums make for an interesting trip with lots to see!
Pataha Flour Mill
This 1800's era flour mill is truly a unique experience. The mill has undergone renovations and houses several museum displays, restaurant and tours of the original facility. It is a great trip for young and old alike!
Palouse Falls
A short drive to a unique waterfall! Springing out of the arid rolling hills of eastern Washington, this beautiful waterfall is worth a visit.
Snake River / Hells Canyon
This geologic wonder is only an hour away and can make for a fantastic full day trip for the whole family.
