Lake Sacajawea

1215 E. Ainsworth
Burbank, WA 99323-8662

Lake Sacajawea, located in southeastern Washington along the lower Snake River (near the confluence of the Snake and Columbia Rivers), offers water fun and relaxation. The landscape is characteristic of wide-open vistas with few trees, while the climate is arid. Popular activities include boating, camping, swimming, water-skiing, hunting and fishing. Recreation facilities range from full service campgrounds and picnic areas to undeveloped remote beaches. Migrating salmon and steelhead can be viewed at the Ice Harbor Dam Visitor Center located 3 miles down river from the park.

Directions

5.5 miles east of Burbank, WA, on Highway 124, 2.5 miles north on Monument Drive.

Reviews

Lake Sacajawea Campground is appreciated for its beautiful river and lake views, peaceful and quiet atmosphere, and friendly, helpful hosts. The well-maintained grounds feature spacious sites with many offering electric hookups, and the location suits boating, fishing, and other outdoor activities. Clean restrooms and a variety of amenities add to the positive experience. However, challenges include persistent pest and weed issues (such as goatshead vines and earwigs), dry or unmaintained grass, occasional power and water service interruptions, limited water and sewer hookups, some facility maintenance and cleanliness concerns, and noise from nearby trains. Some visitors also note strict park rules and inconvenience related to site levelness and garbage disposal location.

Beautiful river and lake views

Friendly and helpful camp hosts

Clean and well-maintained restrooms and facilities

Spacious campsites with electric hookups

Quiet and peaceful environment

Persistent weed and pest issues (goatshead, earwigs, spiders)

Dry, brown, or unmaintained grass in areas

Limited water and sewer hookups

Occasional power and water service interruptions

Noise from nearby trains and locked gates at night

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Darrel R

Campground:Charbonneau Park and Campground

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Reviewed 23 days ago

Great spot overlooking the lake and the cove. Electric only hook ups. But water is across the road. The only downside was no trees for shade, thankfully we had an awning. Wonderful stay

Deanna B

Campground:Charbonneau Park and Campground

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Reviewed a month ago

The Hosts were very friendly and helpful. Site was very clean and we enjoyed our stay.

Kimm K

Campground:Fishhook Park

Loop:Main Loop

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Reviewed a month ago

Nice quiet park for family camp out with boat access but personally I wouldn't swim there because of all the vegetation in the swim area

faith d

Campground:Charbonneau Park and Campground

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Reviewed a month ago

Beautiful location. Stunning sunset as I drove in. Definitely a top notch spot right next to the river

Mendy R

Campground:Charbonneau Park and Campground

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Reviewed a month ago

We were in pull through spot #47. The campground was fine but that spot was horrible! No grass and the entire site was goat heads and dead grass. Thankfully we didn’t bring our dogs on this trip but we did have our grandson with us this time and he had nowhere to play. As soon as you stepped out of the RV you had goat heads all in your shoes. Grass was overgrown on the edge of the site. Needed to be better taken care of.

Craig H

Campground:Charbonneau Park and Campground

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Reviewed a month ago

Very beautiful park, near river and marina.

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