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Although the provenance before 1950 is a little vague, records show that Washington State Parks purchased a small parcel of land from Puget Sound Power and Light; this parcel of land included a few waterfalls, one of which was Twin Falls. The park was named Twin Falls State Park. Washington State Parks continued to purchase acreage and added it to Twin Falls State Park. In 1977, Washington State Park officially changed the name to Olallie in a nod to Chinook Native American’s word for salmonberry, which grows abundantly in the park. Salmonberries are similar to raspberries, but its flavor is more subtle.
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Getting Outdoors
Encompassing over 2,300 acres, Twin Falls State Park boasts several waterfalls, including its namesake, Twin Falls. Rock climbers flock to this park, drawn by the challenge of scaling the high, heart-gripping cliffs. Routes range in difficulty from 5.5 (extremely easy) to 5.13b (difficult for even an experienced climber). Aside from a few vista points, the only way to gain impressive birdseye views of the valley and river below is by climbing up one of the sheer rock slabs.
Camping at Twin Falls State Park
Rent a camper trailer to get closer to nature. Instead of enduring the shrill ring of a morning alarm, the merry birdsong will rouse you. Unfortunately, there is no RV camping at Twin Falls State Park because it is a day-use park. However, there are several other options in the area.
Exploring the Area
When you’re ready for a break from the pristine wilderness, hop into a rental Airstream and explore the mountain towns that are scattered across central Washington. Along the way, stop in Snoqualmie, to ogle the majestic Snoqualmie Falls. It roars with gusto year-round, spraying water across the gorge like a water sprinkler gone wild.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- Twin Falls Trail, WANorth Bend, WA
- Mount Washington Trail, WAOlallie State Park, WA
- Iron Horse Trail: Upper Twin Falls to Mine Creek, WANorth Bend, WA
- Dirtybox Peak, WAMount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA
- Mailbox Peak Trail, WAMiddle Fork Snoqualmie Natural Resources Conservation Area, WA
- Mailbox Peak Trail Loop, WAMiddle Fork Snoqualmie Natural Resources Conservation Area, WA
- Deception Crags Trail, WAOlallie State Park, WA
- Iron Horse Trail from Olallie State Park to Rattlesnake Lake, WAOlallie State Park, WA
- Granite Lakes Trail, WAMount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA
- Zig Zag Trail, WAMount Baker Snoqualmie National Forest, WA
- CampgroundsLocation
- Tinkham Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Middle Fork Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Denny Creek Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Enumclaw Expo Center RV Campground, WAKing County, WA
- Miller River Group Camp, WAKing County, WA
- Kachess Campground, WAKittitas County, WA
- Money Creek Campground, WAKing County, WA
- East Kachess Group Site, WAKittitas County, WA
- The Dalles Campground, WAPierce County, WA
- Seattle / Tacoma KOA, WAKing County, WA
- RV dealerships in Washington
Recent RV rental reviews in Twin Falls State Park
Rob W.
October, 2025
Jay was really great and the RV was perfect. Wy wife and my first time in an RV, let alone driving one. The reviews that say "turnkey" are right on. Jay has everything ready and available. He is also very available for questions if you have them on the trip. Great sized RV for family. Kitchen with stove, fridge, central air/heat, bathroom all worked great. Super easy for first timer. Definitely recommend. Picture is from Quileute, out at La Push.
Austin S.
October, 2025
Had a great experience, Cynthia was very communicative on pickup/dropoff. The heater was not working but we were provided with a space heater that was more than adequate to heat the 18' trailer. I would rent from Cynthia and her spouse again.
Kevin D.
October, 2025
This our first time trying a camping van/class b camper. This is a perfect unit to try out and we loved it. Cari and Rodger were so helpful and the van was ready to go with everything you might need. They also prepare videos with a guide to everything on the van that you can review as needed. We had a great trip. Thank you.
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