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

You’ll find two separate campground areas in the park suitable for camping with an RV. Bowl and Pitcher campground offers over 30 sites, half with full-hookups and the other half with water and electricity only. The maximum length of trailer here is 45 feet, so may not be suitable for all and advanced reservation is recommended if you need a long site. Two restrooms are available here, with hot showers and toilets. Nine Mile Recreation Area has 21 full-hookup sites on the very edge of Spokane River and Lake Spokane, making it a beautiful location for RV camping at Riverside State Park. The areas facilities include restrooms with showers, picnic areas, and a store to get essential supplies.

Take a trip into Spokane in your rental RV, and you won’t be disappointed. The 100-acre Riverfront Park was created in 1974 to hold Expo 74 World’s Fair and now offers a great area to relax. It incorporates the upper Spokane Falls with the lower Spokane Falls just downstream. Spokane is home to several museums, including the Honor Point Military & Aerospace Museum. The museum has a number of aims, but it’s most important is to honor the veterans of all services. The exhibits from first and second world war galleries, to restored aircraft and military equipment. It’s a fascinating look back at military aviation history. Also in Spokane is the Children’s Museums and Science Center, which is designed for kids to learn through interactive play and hands-on exploration. Split into the Mobius Children"s Museum and the Mobius Science Center, the exhibits and play areas are designed for kids age eight upwards. It’s an entertaining way for the youngsters to learn about the local environment and science. The American icon, Bing Crosby, grew up in Spokane before moving to Hollywood in 1924. You can visit his boyhood home, which holds the largest collection of Bing Crosby memorabilia and is now part of the Gonzaga University which Bing attended. Located at Nine Mile Falls is the Spokane House Interpretive Center, which explores the history of the Native American population in the area and the effects of the fur trade when settlers arrived. You can also collect self-guided brochures and follow the information posts along the interpretative trail from Indian Painted Rocks to the Little Spokane River.