Riverside State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Riverside State Park
Late spring through early fall, roughly May through September, is the best window for RV travel to Riverside State Park. Summer days are warm and dry with long daylight hours ideal for paddling, cycling the Spokane River Centennial Trail, and exploring the Bowl and Pitcher. Shoulder months of May and September offer cooler temperatures, fewer crowds, and easier campground reservations. Winters bring snow and icy park roads, so RV visits in December through February are limited to day use for most visitors.
Snow and ice common; campground access limited
Cold with occasional snow
Trails may be muddy as snow melts
Rivers run high with spring runoff
Shoulder season with mild days
Pleasant for hiking and paddling
Peak season, book sites well ahead
Hot and dry; wildfire smoke possible
Ideal shoulder-season RV weather
Cooler nights, fall color in the ponderosas
Wet and cold; check campground status
Snow common; limited RV services
Things to do at Riverside State Park
- Bowl and Pitcher Rock Formation EasyRV parking available
The Bowl and Pitcher is the park's signature landmark, a cluster of towering basalt rocks along the Spokane River reached by a swinging suspension bridge. The basalt rocks tend to weather into rounded, bulbous masses like those seen at the Bowl and Pitcher, shapes that result from the curved joints that form in the lava as it cools. A large day-use lot at the trailhead accommodates RVs. nps.gov/places/bowl-and-pitcher-riverside-state-park.htm
- Spokane River Centennial Trail EasyRV parking available
The paved Spokane River Centennial Trail runs through Riverside State Park and links dozens of miles of riverside terrain between Nine Mile Falls and the Idaho state line. It is popular for cycling, walking, and running, with multiple RV-friendly trailheads inside the park.
- Little Spokane River Natural Area EasyRV parking available
The Little Spokane River Natural Area is a quiet paddling and birding destination on the park's northern edge. Kayakers and canoeists can float the gentle river through marshes and wetlands rich with wildlife, with a vehicle shuttle between put-in and take-out.
- Deep Creek Canyon Trail ModerateRV parking available
Deep Creek Canyon offers a scenic hike through a basalt-walled canyon with seasonal waterfalls and fossil beds. The route links with the wider trail network and provides a quieter alternative to the Bowl and Pitcher area.
- ORV Area ModerateRV parking available
Riverside State Park maintains a dedicated off-road vehicle area with miles of trails for motorcycles, ATVs, and 4x4s. RV travelers towing toy haulers can stage from nearby day-use lots before heading out on the sand and dirt loops.
- Nine Mile Recreation Area EasyRV parking available
The Nine Mile Recreation Area sits on a quiet stretch of the Spokane River upstream of Nine Mile Dam. Visitors launch boats, fish, and picnic along the reservoir, with a boat ramp and day-use parking suitable for RVs and trailers.
- Spokane House Interpretive Center
The Spokane House Interpretive Center marks the site of the first non-Indigenous settlement in Washington at the confluence of the Spokane and Little Spokane rivers. Seasonal exhibits explain the fur-trading history of the region, and the adjacent lot has room for RV day-use parking.
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How to get to Riverside State Park
Riverside State Park sits just northwest of downtown Spokane, Washington, typically a 15 to 20 minute drive from the city center via Aubrey L. White Parkway or Rifle Club Road. From Seattle, expect roughly a 280-mile, four-and-a-half to five-hour drive east on Interstate 90, which crosses Snoqualmie Pass, a mountain route where RVers should check weather and chain requirements in shoulder seasons. From Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, the park is about 45 minutes west via I-90. The nearest major airport for fly-and-rent RV travelers is Spokane International Airport (GEG), about 20 minutes south of the park.
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