Campgrounds and RV parks near Pomeroy, WA

Pomeroy sits in Garfield County in southeastern Washington, on US Highway 12 between Dayton and Clarkston. The town serves as the northern access point to the Pomeroy Ranger District of the Umatilla National Forest, which reaches south into the Blue Mountains and its steep-walled canyons. RV travelers use Pomeroy as a base for reaching Tucannon River campgrounds to the south and the Snake River reservoirs to the north. Campground options fall into three groups. Private full-hookup parks include The Last Resort, along the Tucannon River corridor, and Tucannon River RV Park, a small family-run property with pull-through sites. Waterfront destinations include Boyer Park and Marina/Snake River KOA Holiday, with 61 paved RV sites, 4 camping cabins, and 3 tent sites along the Snake River, plus 8 boat docks, and Chief Timothy Campground on a 282-acre island on Lower Granite Lake in the Snake River, known as the gateway to the Hells Canyon Recreation Area. For winter visits, the Touchet Corral Sno-Park - Department of Natural Resources provides a plowed parking area used to access groomed trails in the Blue Mountains.

Reservation systems differ by operator. Boyer Park and Marina/Snake River KOA Holiday is booked through the KOA website or by phone at 800-562-8753. Chief Timothy Campground is managed by Vista Recreation and takes reservations online through third-party platforms and by phone. The Last Resort and Tucannon River RV Park are small private operators; contact them directly. Response times can be slow in the off-season, so book well ahead. Forest Service campgrounds in the Umatilla National Forest are largely first-come, first-served, with a few reservable rental cabins on Recreation.gov. Touchet Corral Sno-Park - Department of Natural Resources requires no site booking, only a Washington Sno-Park permit, sold online through Washington State Parks and at Forest Service offices and local vendors.