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Spokane KOA
- North 3025 Barker Road
- Spokane Valley, WA 99027
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With so many beautiful lakes, parks and mountains to explore, it's easy to forget the shopping and fine dining of the big city are just minutes away.
With so many beautiful lakes, parks and mountains to explore, it's easy to forget the shopping and fine dining of the big city are just minutes away. Take a gondola ride over the Spokane Falls at the site of the 1974 World's Fair. Enjoy a round of golf at a nearby course, tour one of the region's fine wineries, visit a museum or gallery or play at the local casino. For a thrilling adventure, spend the day at Silverwood Theme Park or feed a tiger at Cat Tales Zoological Park. Go hiking or biking on the 37-mile Spokane River Centennial Trail, located within walking distance of the campground. At the Spokane KOA, take a swim in the pool, have some fun on the sports court, rent a turbo bike and indulge at the ice cream social.
Campground Amenities
Campground Activities
Mountain Biking
Spokane River
Centennial Trail
Enjoy the nearby Centennial Trail for walking, running, skating or biking.
Antiquing
Fishing
Kayaking, Boating, Rafting
Hiking
Winery Tours
Golf
There are many golf courses available for all levels of golfers.
Swimming
Horseback Riding
Casinos
Skiing and snowboarding
5 area resorts
Local Attractions
Wild Animal Parks
Parks include Cat Tales Endangered Species Conservation Park and Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge.
Scenic Wonders on the Water
Attractions include Grand Coulee Dam, Lake Roosevelt and the Coulee Dam National Recreation Area, Coeur d'Alene Lake, St. Joe River, Hell's Canyon, Boundary Dam and more.
Wineries
Some wineries include Arbor Crest Wine Cellar (open daily noon to 5 p.m.), Caterina Winery, Latah Creek Wine Cellars, Ltd. (open Monday through Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.). For more information on touring Washington's Wine Country visit www.spokanewineries.net.
Northern Quest Casino
Fairchild Air Force Base
Here you will see exhibits from the Civil War era through the world wars, Korea, Vietnam and the Gulf War.
Silver Mountain
Ride the world's longest gondola 3,300 feet to the top of Silver Mountain. Enjoy summer hiking, mountain biking and nature trails and also winter sports like skiing.
Silverwood Theme Park
Silverwood, located just 35 miles from Spokane KOA , is a Victorian turn-of-the century, seasonal theme park featuring over 60 rides. The whole family will enjoy acres of fun at Silverwood. Attractions include rides, shows, games, food and shopping. Open May through September.
Museums
- The Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture
- Jundt Art Center and Museum
- Bing Crosby Collection
- Fairchild Heritage Museum and Airpark
- Lorinda Knight Gallery
- Chase Gallery
- Corbin Art Center
- Douglas Gallery
- Alex Sherwood Memorial Museum
- Colville Confederated Tribes Museum
- Children's Museum of Spokane
- and more!
Riverfront Park
Explore 100 acres of fun right in the heart of Spokane. Riverfront Park features year-round events and 15 family attractions.
The Spokane Sculpture Walk
The Spokane Sculpture Walk begins on the Washington State University's downtown campus and ends on the southeast corner of the Monroe Street Bridge adjacent to the Spokane Falls overlook.
River Park Square
With stores, restaurants and theaters you can't find anywhere else in the region, a unique experience awaits you in the heart of downtown Spokane at River Park Square.
Green Bluff Growers
Special events and farm fresh produce.
Golfing
The Spokane area has been called a "public golf mecca". Nearly three dozen courses are within a short drive. Interesting courses offer a wide variety of landscapes including rolling hills, pine forests, rivers, and lakes. For more information visit golfinspokane.com or spokanegolf.org.
VisitSpokane.com
The hardest part about planning your visit to the Spokane Region is deciding what to see and do first. With all the shopping, dining, arts, indoor and outdoor recreation you could wish for, Spokane is a Northwest wonderland complete with natural beauty and fantastic weather. For more information on all there is to see and do in Spokane visit the Convention and Visitor's Bureau.
Freshwater Lake Outings
National Parks
Don't missLake Roosevelt National Recreation Area!
Grand Coulee Dam
From Spokane, take the leisurely 90 minute drive to see the 8th Wonder of the World! A Lazer Light Show about the history of the Dam is presented nightly at dark in the summer months.
Mount Spokane State Park
A beautiful one-hour drive from Spokane is the largest state park in Washington. A big, beautiful area with lots of trails for hiking and horseback riding and several fast, single-track downhill rides for mountain bikers.
Spokane Winery Tour
The Spokane Region is home to some of the country's finest Winemakers. Local vintners are producing an eclectic blend of distinctively Washington wines including juicy, rich reds and crisp whites. Spend the day visiting the Tasting Rooms of 14 local Wineries.
Silverwood Theme Park
A short 45 minute drive from Spokane you will find a Victorian-themed mining town theme park. Silverwood features over 60 rides, live shows & attractions. The biggest and fastest wooden roller coaster in the Northwest along with 2 other large coasters, make this theme park the thrill of a lifetime! The newest feature at SiIverwood is Boulder Beach Water Park which includes a gigantic wave pool, slides & a river ride! Silverwood is open daily June through August.
Upcoming Events
Lilac Bloomsday Run
12-kilometer Bloomsday Run is held annually on the first Sunday in May. The event attracts nearly 50,000 runners from all over the world.
Lilac Festival Parade
The Armed Forces Torchlight Parade is the highlight of the week long Spokane Lilac Festival.
Hoopfest
Hoopfest is an outdoor 3-on-3 basketball tournament played on the streets of downtown Spokane. This annual event is possibly the world's largest of its kind and attracts players from around the country.
July 4th Neighbor Day Celebration and Fireworks
Annual street fair and music festival held in Spokane's Riverfront Park with a spectacular fireworks show in the evening.
Julyamsh
Coeur d'Alene Tribal encampment welcomes tribes from around the country to gather for the nation's largest outdoor Pow Wow, featuring more than 800 dancers, drummers, arts and crafts. Julyamsh is held annually in July.
Spokane Interstate Fair
The fair is held annually in September.
