Brooks Memorial State Park Campground

Goldendale, Washington

Description

Brooks Memorial State Park located in southern Washington is home to 22 standard campsites and 23 full hookup campsites.

Brooks Memorial's campground within the state park has several outhouses and one bathroom with showers and flushing toilets. RV and tent camping sites are available as well as cabins and yurts. There are plenty of activities located nearby including hiking trails, disc golf, and a playground for the kids.

You can get up-to-date details on the Parks.wa.gov website and make reservations online at Washington.GoingtoCamp.com or by calling (888) CAMPOUT (226-7688).

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