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

When you book an RV in Douglas County, WA, take a moment and figure out where you’ll park while you go adventuring. RV Camping at Daroga State Park may be a good option to consider, particularly if power isn’t required. Of the 100-plus sites, only 18 sites have partial hookups, and 17 have full hookups. However, unlike many campgrounds in the area, the sites are roomy and can accommodate long motorhomes. Downriver, Wenatchee Confluence State Park campground near West Wenatchee, WA, may be another candidate. It has more sites with full hookups (52), and half a dozen restrooms with showers, and easy access to hiking trails in addition to the river. Although the Lincoln Rock State Park campground is smaller, with only 20 RV sites, it’s also less popular. If the other state park RV campgrounds are full, check for availability.

In addition to camping at Daroga State Park, there are several attractions in the area, such as the nationally acclaimed Desert Canyon Golf Resort in Orondo. One of the few 18-hole fairways built in a high desert environment, all players are required to use a golf cart because the unique design of the fairway means each green are unusually spaced out. There are several practice putting greens with a variety of challenges like bunkers, slopes, and traps. Rocky Reach Dam was one of the first hydroelectric dams built in the country. The museum/visitor center is open to the public. The discovery center houses viewing windows, allowing guests to watch salmon leap their way the fish ladder up close. Tour the powerhouse and learn how the hydroelectric dam works, and browse the display of local Nez Perce Native American art and other exhibits. Leavenworth, well in the heart of the Cascade Mountain Range, is a charming Bavarian-themed town. Quirky shops, restaurants, and other businesses line the main street. The Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum, which was featured on NBC’s Today, TBS, and A&E shows, showcases over 5,000 unique nutcrackers, some of which date back to as early as the 16th century. Unsurprisingly, it’s especially well known for its annual event, the Oktoberfest. The slower pace of life, friendly locals, and rich history all will add up to a memorable visit to central Washington.