Conconully State Park

Would you like a serene lakeside retreat with extensive recreational opportunities? Conconully State Park, located in the historic town of Conconully, Washington, offers a picturesque setting with over 5,400 feet of freshwater shoreline along Conconully Reservoir. This 97-acre park combines natural beauty, modern facilities, and abundant opportunities for camping, fishing, and outdoor adventure.

The campground features a variety of options, from standard and partial hookup sites to five cozy cabins near the reservoir. Families and solo adventurers alike will appreciate easy water access, well-maintained amenities including ADA-accessible restrooms and showers, and a maximum site length of 75 feet. Visitors can enjoy boating, swimming, and fishing for species like rainbow trout and smallmouth bass, with convenient amenities such as two boat launches and a dock. When not on the water, kids can explore the playground while adults relax at picnic areas or the kitchen shelter.

Positioned in the foothills of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, and a short drive from scenic high-country roads, the park also provides access to hiking and wildlife viewing. Its proximity to the heart of Conconully adds cultural charm, with historic touches like a replica courthouse cabin and vintage school bell displayed on-site, connecting visitors to the area’s rich heritage.