RV rental Brooks Memorial State Park, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Camping in a rental motorhome at Brooks Memorial State Park is easy and convenient with 23 full-hookup sites as well as 22 standard campsites to choose from. The electrical sites have 50 amp hookups. If your RV rental is on the larger side just keep in mind, the maximum site length is 60 feet, and there is limited availability for the more spacious camping spots at this campground. The park provides basic amenities including a dump station, restroom, and several showers, and water is available in the hookup sites from mid-April to late October. A limit of eight guests are permitted at the full-hookup and standard campsites, but if you’re planning to camp in an RV in Klickitat County with a larger amount of people, Brooks Memorial also provides a group camp that accommodates a maximum of six RVs and 20 to 50 people. There are no power outlets for RVs at the group camp, but it does include picnic tables and a fire ring, plus water and two pit toilets. Groups also have the option of renting the Brooks Memorial Retreat Center, which accommodates more than 70 people at its four 30 amp electric RV, trailer sites, and cabins clustered around a log lodge.

Before you continue your journey around Klickitat County, check out Brooks Memorial State Park's monument honoring Nelson B. Brooks, as well as the 27 species of butterflies sited at the park’s butterfly garden. You’ll have the option of arranging tours and programs through the park rangers, including nature talks given at the Environmental Learning Center. Gaze up at the stars from the comfort of your state park campsite, or drive your travel trailer just 20 minutes away to Goldendale Observatory State Park Heritage Site for some of the Pacific Northwest’s best starry night sky views. After you soak up all the natural features of Brooks Memorial State Park and its neighboring state parks, save some energy during your motorhome camping trip to explore the many local cultural attractions, including viewing the nearby replica of Stonehenge replica on State Route 14. Art enthusiasts staying at Brooks Memorial will be able to visit the eclectic collections at the Maryhill Museum of Art, a venue located close by on a bluff overlooking the eastern end of the Columbia River Gorge. One of the myriad ways to fuel up on food and drinks on your Washington vacation is to crank up your motorhome rental from Klickitat and cruise around sampling from the orchards and wineries of the majestic eastern Columbia River area and Yakima Valley. Discover all the urban delights of the city of Goldendale, then continue making some great road trip memories by driving the historic Columbia Highway in nearby Oregon.