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One really easy way to explore central Washington is to book an RV in Grant County. This county is conveniently located in the center of the state and gives you easy access to both natural and man-made attractions. Sun Lakes State Park, more formerly known as Sun Lakes-Dry Falls State Park, is in Grant County and is a great destination when you are looking to do some state park RV camping. This park covers over 4,000 acres of land, with included lakes and waterfalls.

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Getting Outdoors

This part was carved by Ice Age floods over 13,000 years ago, and the dramatic landscape has gone through a lot of stages since then. While hiking in the park, you’ll find plenty of unique trails that bring you to breathtaking outlooks, some of which overlook a waterfall that was once four times the size of Niagara Falls. There is a 400-foot high cliff that guests can hike to the top of, which stretches over 3.5 miles, and overlooks a view filled with lakes, gorges, and seemingly endless sky.

Camping at Sun Lakes State Park

When you rent a camper near Sun Lakes State Park, you’ll have plenty of options when it comes to where you’ll park for the night. This state park has over 190 campsites, over 40 of which are designed for RVs. These RV sites offer full hookups in various amps, and many can hold RVs up to 65 feet in length. A majority of the RV sites have concrete pads, so even the most inexperienced RV renter shouldn’t have too much trouble getting their rig level for the night.

Exploring the Area

Although camping at Sun Lakes State Park could keep you entertained for many days on end, don’t be afraid to get out and explore the greater region at your convenience. There is a lot of history in the area and one of the easiest ways to learn about it is to head south of the park to the Grant County Historical Museum. This museum contains many artifacts and exhibits covering the history of the area, and even has a few really need diagrams that showcase how the landscape has changed over the centuries.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Sun Lakes State Park

Mark W.

October, 2024

Very great experience. Trailer was very clean and extremely well stocked.
Communication was exceptional. We would rent this trailer again.
Ryan H.

October, 2024

Second year we have used this trailer. My family loves it. Hosts provide lots of nice personal touches. First class experience.
Kyle S.

September, 2024

The van and Rayce were awesome! We came from out of state and the van was equipped with everything we needed for our excursion. Rayce was responsive and helpful throughout the whole process.

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