Starbuck / Lyons Ferry Marina KOA

Outdoor lovers & history buffs will love this KOA! Lewis and Clark explored our area in 1805 on their way down the Snake River, but Native Americans lived at the confluence on the Snake, Palouse, and Tucannon rivers for thousands of years before that. Our campground and marina are located at the historic Lyons Ferry crossing. The Ferry crossing was used from the mid 1800's until the 1960's as a major route along the Mullen Trail, a route supply military forts in the West. Nearby, see Joso Rail Road Bridge (almost ¾ of a mile long). Visit Palouse Falls and view the splendor of the 200-foot waterfall. Hike the canyons of the Palouse or fish along the river. Nearby towns of Starbuck, Dayton and Pomeroy let you slow down and enjoy what small town America is all about. Family owned shops, restaurants and more await.

Don't forget your boat! The marina has 84 boat slips, surrounded by impressive views and rock formations. Enjoy more than 5,000 feet of river frontage and fish for bass, salmon, steelhead, walleye, pikeminnow and catfish. Check out the nearby (2 min. by car) Corp of Engineers river front day-use area with hiking trails and picnicking. Stock up on groceries, snacks and gifts in our fully stocked Kampstore or grab a great meal in our restaurant. The Snake River Grill is a great family restaurant with homemade specials, deserts, espresso & more! The dogs will love our large doggie play park! Come, stay & play!