Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park adventure.
Hike through Ice Age geological features and enjoy family activities
Geology lovers, get ready — Sun Lakes-Dry Falls offers a peek into the Ice Age. Prefer adventure to history? The park has you covered, too. In summer, try hiking, fishing, and paddling; in winter, opt for skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling.
Once home to a massive waterfall, Dry Falls is now a huge cliff with breathtaking views. Imagine the thundering waters as you look over the lake and golf course.
Down below, cool off in the swim area or challenge the family to mini golf. The adventure starts 35 miles from Grand Coulee Dam and 4 miles from Coulee City.
Inside the park, you’ll find 150 campsites, as well as 41 sites with RV hookups. Fire pits, restrooms, and showers keep everyone comfortable. It’s a good idea to reserve ahead in the summer. High winds are a possibility year-round — stake your tent carefully!
The best time to visit Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park is during the summer months, when the park is fully operational and the weather is ideal for outdoor activities. However, be mindful of the potential for heavy winds. Winter offers a quieter visit but with limited services, as water may be turned off at campsites.