RV rental Twin Falls State Park, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Encompassing over 2,300 acres, Twin Falls State Park boasts several waterfalls, including its namesake, Twin Falls. Rock climbers flock to this park, drawn by the challenge of scaling the high, heart-gripping cliffs. Routes range in difficulty from 5.5 (extremely easy) to 5.13b (difficult for even an experienced climber). Aside from a few vista points, the only way to gain impressive birdseye views of the valley and river below is by climbing up one of the sheer rock slabs. There are several miles of trails for hikers to explore, and about half are shared with mountain bikers. Though most of the trails have steep ascents and descents, the switchback construction keeps it manageable for most hikers. The longest contained within the park is about 20 miles. However, there is a trail that connects to Palouse-to-Cascades State Park Trail (formerly known as Iron Horse State Park Trail), which is popular with endurance bikers and runners. It runs for 212 miles from just west of North Bend to Palouse, WA. Downriver of Twin Falls, kayaking and fishing are permitted. Cast a fly into the serene, chilly water. Fishermen can expect to catch rainbow trout, coastal cutthroat, steelhead, and a few other less-common species. Although the population is robust, anglers should not expect to catch large fish in this stream. They average around eight to nine inches.