Burn Ban - Level 1

Fires allowed in all designated fire pits and grills. Propane and gas grills allowed.

General

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Parking is restricted to designated parking pads or overflow for all motorized vehicles. This includes motorized off-road vehicles (ORV) including ATV'S & UTV'S.

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Non-street legal motorized off-road vehicles including motorcycles & ATVs are not permitted to operate within Conconully State Park.

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Due to cold temperatures water and restroom facilities may be reduced during April and October. Hook up sites may be affected. Please call the park at (509)826-7408 for more information. 

A view from the edge of a lake with ducks swimming in the water and trees and hills in the background
Three log cabins at the end of a gravel road on the edge of a lake.
Gravel RV and trailer campsites with hook-ups and picnic tables are shown with a few large camping trailers, tall trees and mountains in the background.
A simple log cabin with the front door open and a large sign on the front.
Two people are in a small boat fishing with bushes lining the shoreline and mountains and trees in the background.

Conconully State Park

119 Broadway Street, Conconully, WA 98819

Nestled in the forested mountains of north central Washington, Conconully State Park is an angler’s paradise.

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas

The park is open Apr. 6 - Oct. 31. Closed in winter, see winter schedule for more details.

The watercraft launches are closed Nov. 1 - March 31, depending on water levels. Launches may not be accessible during spring, summer, and fall due to water levels.

For overnight accommodations, only one vehicle and a maximum of eight people per site. 

Non-street legal motorized off-road vehicles including motorcycles and ATVs are not permitted to operate within Conconully State Park. 

Parking is restricted to designated parking pads or overflow for all motorized vehicles. This includes motorized off-road vehicles (ORV) including ATVs and UTVs.

Activities

Biking

Bird Watching

Boating

Camping

Fishing

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Kayaking

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Paddleboarding

Swimming

Amenities

Accessible Campsites

Accessible Restrooms

Drinking Water

Fire Pit

Park Ranger Station

Restrooms

Showers

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Firewood

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Boat Ramp

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Dock

Grill

Kitchen Shelter

Picnic Shelters

Picnic Tables

Accessible Parking

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Trailer Dump

Horseshoe Pits

Playgrounds

Park features

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Creek

Field

Forest

Freshwater

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Lake

Mountain View

River

Wildlife Viewing

Rules

  • Dogs Allowed on Leash
  • Fires Allowed in Designated Areas

The park is open Apr. 6 - Oct. 31. Closed in winter, see winter schedule for more details.

The watercraft launches are closed Nov. 1 - March 31, depending on water levels. Launches may not be accessible during spring, summer, and fall due to water levels.

For overnight accommodations, only one vehicle and a maximum of eight people per site. 

Non-street legal motorized off-road vehicles including motorcycles and ATVs are not permitted to operate within Conconully State Park. 

Parking is restricted to designated parking pads or overflow for all motorized vehicles. This includes motorized off-road vehicles (ORV) including ATVs and UTVs.

Map & visitor guide

48.55212020874, -119.74710083008

Conconully State Park is a 97-acre park with 5,400-feet of freshwater shoreline. The park features beautiful views of forest, creeks, lakes and mountains. While fishing a popular activity, you can also waterski, swim and bird watching. 

Boating and fishing

Located on the Conconully Reservoir, Conconully State Park is a desirable location for fishing. There are two lakes to fish from: the lower Conconully Reservoir on which the park sits, and the Upper Conconully Reservoir, also known as Salmon Lake. You can expect to catch smallmouth bass, rainbow trout and Kokanee salmon. The park has two boat ramps and one 80 foot boat dock for handling motorized and non-motorized boats. You can waterski, paddle board, or just take in the beautiful scenery from your rowboat, kayak, or canoe.

Picnic and day use

The park offers one reservable kitchen shelter with electricity and unsheltered picnic tables, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Camping

If you are looking to stay overnight, the park has standard and partial hookup sites, and five charming cabins near the lower reservoir.  The upper lake has 10 additional full hookup sites. There are five restroom facilities (two ADA accessible) and four showers (all accessible). Maximum site length is 75 feet (limited availability).