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GenieMagic
66
GenieScore
GenieMatch
GenieSummary
Brooks Memorial State Park is a quiet and peaceful campground located in the Ponderosa Pine forest just off of Highway 97 in Goldendale, Washington. The campground offers a mix of RV, trailer, tent, and hookup sites, as well as a group camp. The campground is set in a cool, moist oasis in the dry, hot Central Washington climate. The park has several hiking trails across the highway near the ELC, some of which may be quite steep, and is also close to the Goldendale State Observatory and Maryhill. The campground is far enough off the highway that road noise isnt a problem, but some sites are close to power lines which can cause a buzzing sound. The camp host is friendly and helpful and can provide suggestions for activities in the area. The downside to camping here is that some sites are close to the highway and can be noisy at times. There is also a large population of mice in the campground, and yellow jackets can be a nuisance. Despite these drawbacks, Brooks Memorial State Park is a great place to relax, explore, and take in the beauty of nature.
From The Campground
Brooks Memorial State Park is a 682-acre, seasonal camping park located in the Simcoe Mountains 15 miles north of Goldendale off Highway 97. The park features miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails that lead along the Little Klickitat River and up through Ponderosa pine and stands of Oregon white oak. As you gain elevation, you will find yourself in subalpine meadows with a profusion of wildflowers in spring and panoramic views that include Mount Hood to the south. The park also features a disc golf course, bird watching, wildlife viewing, and interpretive opportunities. Visitors can rent the Environmental Learning Center, which sleeps more than 70 people in cozy cabins clustered around a lodge with a great hall. The park provides 22 standard sites, 23 full-hookup sites, and a group camp that accommodates a maximum of six RVs and 20 to 50 people.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(509) 773-4611
brooks.memorial@parks.wa.gov
GenieMagic
66
GenieScore
GenieMatch
Reservations
Quick Stats
45
Sites
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Site Price
30ft.
Max Site Size (L)
2664ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Brooks Memorial State Park is a quiet and peaceful campground located in the Ponderosa Pine forest just off of Highway 97 in Goldendale, Washington. The campground offers a mix of RV, trailer, tent, and hookup sites, as well as a group camp. The campground is set in a cool, moist oasis in the dry, hot Central Washington climate. The park has several hiking trails across the highway near the ELC, some of which may be quite steep, and is also close to the Goldendale State Observatory and Maryhill. The campground is far enough off the highway that road noise isnt a problem, but some sites are close to power lines which can cause a buzzing sound. The camp host is friendly and helpful and can provide suggestions for activities in the area. The downside to camping here is that some sites are close to the highway and can be noisy at times. There is also a large population of mice in the campground, and yellow jackets can be a nuisance. Despite these drawbacks, Brooks Memorial State Park is a great place to relax, explore, and take in the beauty of nature.
From The Campground
Brooks Memorial State Park is a 682-acre, seasonal camping park located in the Simcoe Mountains 15 miles north of Goldendale off Highway 97. The park features miles of hiking, biking and equestrian trails that lead along the Little Klickitat River and up through Ponderosa pine and stands of Oregon white oak. As you gain elevation, you will find yourself in subalpine meadows with a profusion of wildflowers in spring and panoramic views that include Mount Hood to the south. The park also features a disc golf course, bird watching, wildlife viewing, and interpretive opportunities. Visitors can rent the Environmental Learning Center, which sleeps more than 70 people in cozy cabins clustered around a lodge with a great hall. The park provides 22 standard sites, 23 full-hookup sites, and a group camp that accommodates a maximum of six RVs and 20 to 50 people.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(509) 773-4611
brooks.memorial@parks.wa.gov
Quick Stats
45
Sites
--
Site Price
30ft.
Max Site Size (L)
2664ft.
Elevation
187684
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