Sun Lakes State Park Campground

Check the website for the sites that have shade and privacy. Mid-week is usually open during the summer. Weekends need reservations in advance. Picnic sites on the water fill up fast. Arrive early for a good spot. Deep Lake has a trail to cliff jumping! Can be over 100° in July and August. Store and gift shop have A/C.

Stayed here for a few days last summer. We were in the lower lot near the lake and honestly - it was pretty bad. People running generators until midnight, huge flood lights set up, zero privacy etc. We took another chance and booked a site way in the back and it’s a 100% different experience. It’s more private, everyone is quiet by 10 (even during the day it’s really quiet), since it’s all RVs the bathrooms/shower don’t get used so you can have them all to yourself. Weekday camping is where it’s at! Mosquitos are kinda brutal at times but otherwise this is a great place to stay.

Really pretty and well run. I prefer sites 1-31. Do not stop at the ugly lodge next door. That campground was not the state park experience. Glad I was at the wrong one! So many ticks!!

This park has some great extra amenities that make the stay extra special including a grocery store, golf course, snack shop, and boat rentals. There are several beaches with swim areas that range from toddler safe to dock jumping. The restrooms are well maintained and quick to get to no matter where you are in the park. There is so much wildlife! That said, sites 111-115 have a lot of misquotes. There is hiking available, but there is no need to hike to experience a great view! 45 minutes from Grand Coulee dam and several other natural attractions. Definitely worth a several night stay.

Earlier this year I was scouting out a place for my family to go camping. I found Sun Lakes. I got my family together on the Idea to book for the 4th of July! We snagged up some excellent full hookup spots with plenty of space, lots of shade. Close proximity to restrooms if for some reason our rv restroom was occupied, close to walking trails a short walk or drive down to the lake for those with a disability that cant walk. The beach had plenty picnic tables and places around to pop a squat, the swimming area was roped off so that was nice, you even have access to some of the fancy amenities over at the resort about a half mile up the lake. During our stay there was a brief power outage ( something i found out that happens from time to time) luckily you got the lake to cool you down and pl