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In the heart of the Washington Palouse region, Palouse Falls formed around 13,000 years ago as the last great glacier scraped and gouged its way north. Palouse Falls is one of the few waterfalls from the Ice Age-era still flowing today in the United States. In 1951, Palouse Falls State Park was officially established, providing it some protection from commercial endeavors. The Palouse region is a gently rolling plains that somewhat resembles sand dunes, especially in late summer, when the heat has set in and browned the wheat and barley to shimmering gold. Largely an agricultural region, most of the towns are centered around farming and transport of grains.

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Getting Outdoors

Palouse Falls State Park is a small park with only 94 acres to its name. However, its main star of the show is the Palouse Falls, which more than makes up for its diminutive size. The Palouse River serpentines and whips through the gentle swells, eventually finding its way to a massive gorge carved out by a glacier thousands of years ago. In a nearly perfect freefall, the water drops over 200 feet into a turquoise pool. The water’s journey does not slow one bit. The water flows into a steep, narrow canyon lined by basalt rock that looks like it was formed by a child at a beach. The fast-moving river twists and turns, increasing its speed as the canyon narrows until it eventually joins with the mighty Snake River.

Camping at Palouse Falls State Park

Unfortunately, RV camping at Palouse Falls State Park isn’t possible due to its small size. However, there are a handful of options within 30 miles of the park. In Lyons, WA is Starbuck KOA, which boasts modern amenities like wifi, electric hookups, and a dog park. It also offers kayak rentals and an espresso bar.

Exploring the Area

Hop into a rental motorhome and go on the long, rolling roads of the Palouse farm country. The small towns scattered across central Washington are full of friendly locals who know all their neighbors and the latest gossip. Stop in one of the gift shops and search their shelves for an RV camping souvenir to take home.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Palouse Falls Trail, WAPalouse Falls State Park, WA
  • Tucannon River Scenic Drive, WADayton, WA
  • Rock Creek Escure Ranch Trail, WAEndicott, WA
  • Off The Grid Cahill [PRIVATE PROPERTY], WADayton, WA
  • Juniper Dunes Wilderness Area, WAPasco, WA
  • Kendall Skyline Road, WADayton, WA
  • John Wayne Pioneer Trail: Ewan to Tekoa, WASaint John, WA
  • Rattlesnake Trail, WADayton, WA
  • Wawawai Canyon, WAColton, WA
  • Panjab Trail, WADayton, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Palouse Falls State Park

Daniel L.

September, 2024

The trailer was very clean and well organized. Awesome trip can't wait to rent again
Bruce H.

August, 2024

Great trailer, host was very helpful and flexible!
Andrew C.

June, 2024

A pleasure renting from Janessa, was extremely helpful and flexible to our schedule!

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