Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Wenatchee Confluence State Park adventure.
A split-personality park: Urban and recreational north side, wetland natural area on the southern.
Where the Wenatchee River meets the Columbia River lies a 194-acre year-round camping park. This public recreation area and nature preserve in Chelan County is a short 10 minutes from downtown Wenatchee.
Head to the north section for a great beach and roped-off swim area right on the Columbia. Boaters find easy access via a two-lane boat launch and boat trailer parking.
Premium fishing, a soccer field, basketball court, tennis courts, playground, and volleyball pit keep everyone busy. When it's time to do some serious birding, stroll over the pedestrian bridge to Horan Natural Area. 97 acres of wetlands and waterfowl await, along with an excellent interpretive trail. (Leave the bikes at camp.)
The beautifully manicured campground makes you forget Home Depot and Walmart are a mile away. Eight tent spaces and 51 utility spaces with full hookups enjoy a serene riverside setting. Six restrooms, 16 showers, shade, grass, and a dump station keep everyone clean, cool and comfy.
The best time to visit Wenatchee Confluence State Park is during the summer months, from 6:30am to dusk, when the weather is warm and all facilities are fully operational. Winter offers a serene, frosty landscape from 8am to dusk, but be prepared for cooler temperatures and limited access to some park features.