Peaceful Pines RV Park & Campground

The Great Outdoors

Peaceful Pines RV Park & Campground is the perfect place to park your Cheney travel trailer rental if you want to make the most of Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge. The refuge offers spectacular views of the basalt rocks, ponderosa pine forests, and flood-eroded channels left behind after the glacier passed through the area. With over 3,000 acres of wetlands in the refuge, it represents one of the last places for waterfowl to breed in eastern Washington. Depending on the size of your rental motorhome, you may be able to take it on the roads through the park, but you might find it easier to drive a car or SUV here. No matter why you chose to book an RV in Cheney, you are sure to enjoy the peace and quiet at this scenic spot.Cheney is surrounded by wide-open areas of trees and grass, and Highway 904 runs through it and will take you all the way to Spokane. To the east, the land is broken up by no less than four busy railroad tracks. On the other side of the tracks are South Cheney and then Turnbull NWR. For those who like to get out in the fresh air and sunshine, there are plenty of trails running through the area for you to explore.

Explore the Area

The town of Cheney is home to Eastern Washington University, where students study the sciences, psychology, robotics, and more. The EWU Eagles football team calls this place home, and the campus features the only college football stadium with a red playing surface. At the Cheney Museum, you can see how technology has changed the way we live. The early pioneers who came here to seek a new life wouldn't recognize most of the things in our modern world. Here you can take a stroll back to a time long before cell phones, televisions, and computers.If you're up for a day away from your rental motorhome at Peaceful Pines RV Park & Campground, take a trip north on Highway 395. Your journey will take you to Colville, home of one of the Grand Coulee Dam. When the dam was first finished in 1942, it had two massive generators, and in 1974, a third was added, making it the largest power station in the U.S. You can relax and take the informative 50-minute tour while you're here. Your tour will take you on a ride across the dam and down inside it where you will see the massive pumps that move water from Lake Roosevelt to the Columbia River Basin Project and the huge generators providing power to thousands of homes and business on the western side of the nation. Consider a visit to this high-powered place when you book a Cheney camper rental.