Fields Spring State Park

992 Park Rd., Anatone, Washington 99401 USA

Independent
Pet Friendly
Not Wheelchair
Accessible
Public
Restrooms

“spring into fun!”

Fields Spring State Park is a 792-acre, forested park open year round. Located in the Blue Mountains of Southeastern Washington, the park is approximately 30 miles south of Clarkston on Highway 129 near Anatone. Fields Spring has several miles of hiking, biking and running trails. An annual Puffer Butte Huff and Puff Fun Run is held at the park each September. Winter activities include groomed cross-country ski trails, a tubing hill and snowshoeing. Fields Spring has a diversity of wildflowers, native trees and plants, wildlife and birds and is located near popular hunting and fishing areas in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. The park features teepees and small cabins for rent, 20 wooded, standard campsites, restrooms with flush toilets and showers, a dump station, a hiking/ski shelter located at the top of Puffer Butte and covered picnic shelters. Fields Springs also offers two group lodges, Puffer Butte and Wo-He-Lo. Each features fireplaces, kitchen and bathroom facilities. Puffer Butte is situated at an elevation of 4,550 feet and offers panoramic views of the northern end of Hells Canyon, the Wallowa Mountains and the Grand Ronde River. For additional information about the park, please call (509) 256-3332.

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4.5 Access

5.0 Location

5.0 Cleanliness

4.5 Site Quality

4.5 Noise

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Verizon 5G

Confirmed by 1 users | Last reported on August 14, 2018

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Reviewed by
Campendium

August 14, 2018

A nice campground in Eastern Washington pine forest. No water hook-ups, no electrical hook-ups, but does have a dump station. Bathroom with showers were clean and well maintained. Our campsite was a nice, shady spot with good privacy. It was a little difficult to get our motorhome level. We ended up having one wheel about 8" above grade while the opposite wheel had no blocks.

The area is a winter trailhead which makes for nice hiking trails during the summer. We would like to return for some winter fun. There is a playground, a play field, and horse shoe pits. Getting into the campground is a bit confusing as the signage is not clear.

Overall a very nice place to stay, but the $30 nightly fee seemed high for sites with no hook-ups.

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Nightly Rate: $30.00

Days Stayed: 3

Site Number: 12

4 Access

5 Location

5 Cleanliness

4 Site Quality

4 Noise

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sueanna_banana

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October 10, 2020

10-1-2020--We had just traveled over the Blue Mountains and stopped here for a quiet overnighter. We found many places still closed (due to covid) so we were very happy to find this place. It is in a quiet, remote location and we were happily surprised to find the showers open, hot, clean and well maintained.

Cattle were wandering around the grounds from the close by ranches. There are 2 Environmental Learning Centers/ Lodges here. We also saw a couple of tepees, and various cabins. Were guessing it could be a hub of activity during a normal summer.

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