Charbonneau Park

Situated on the serene banks of Lake Sacajawea near Burbank, Washington, Charbonneau Park Campground stands out for its scenic waterfront sites, well-maintained amenities, and abundant recreational opportunities. This Army Corps of Engineers-operated campground offers a balance of nature and convenience, making it ideal for campers who enjoy water activities, fishing, or simply relaxing in a picturesque environment.

The campground features 52 family-friendly sites equipped with electric hookups, with some offering coveted waterfront views. Facilities include clean restrooms, showers, picnic tables, fire pits, and a boat ramp, ensuring a comfortable stay for both RV and tent campers. The surrounding open grassy areas and large shade trees create a welcoming atmosphere, while Lake Sacajawea offers excellent opportunities for boating, swimming, and fishing, including salmon and steelhead.

Located just 8.3 miles east of Burbank along Highway 124, Charbonneau Park is within a short drive of attractions like the Ice Harbor Lock and Dam, which provides educational tours and scenic views of the Snake River. This accessible and family-friendly campground is perfect for weekend getaways or longer stays, offering a peaceful escape into nature without sacrificing essential amenities.