Wheat Land Communities' Fairgrounds

This RV Camp is a Fairgrounds Facility close to and within site of the arena moderately priced at $15.00 a night it has water and power (20/30/50) at all spots and a shower-house
We liked it because it was all grassy and we got 50amp and water for $15.00, thy have showers and toilets the host do a great job keeping the grass green and facility clean.
A local drill team practiced in the arena that afternoon tell dusk.
It is next to a main-line rail-road track and NOT available during the fair last weekend in August over-all good place if you like or don’t mind the atmosphere; it is now our regular stop before home base.

This community-owned campground is located at the crossroads of Interstate 90 and State Highway 395 at Ritzville, Washington in wheat farming country. The sites are located on lush green grass. There are 22 hook-up sites with water and electric. Eight of the sites are twenty AMP only and are located under shade trees. Fourteen are 30 AMP. There is no dump at the campground. The restrooms and showers are located in an old building but are kept clean.

The campground is located near a train track and the trains go through frequently, but they did not bother us.

This is an excellent place to stop for an overnight or longer.

So we didn't stay here. I sent an email two weeks ago, with details about when we'll be there, and what we're pulling, asking to make a reservation since there isn't anyway to do it right on their website. It took four days to get a response, which was one sentence.

"Yes! Our camp host will be happy to help you!"

That's all we got. I sent another email asking how we get in touch with the camp host, and haven't received a response yet. We're going through Ritzville two nights from now. I guess we won't be staying here.

We stopped here for an overnight on our way to the Rainer National Park area. The grounds were very well kept by the camp host couple. Our cost was for water and electric. We didn’t count the sites, but there looked to be 20+ of them, which were all on a very nice grassy area. There were bathrooms and showers available, but we did not use them. There are train tracks not far away with trains going by every so often, but the sound didn’t bother us. Our dog loved walking around the area with all of the grass and big shade trees. Verizon and AT&T both worked ok here. We were able to stream uninterrupted off our AT&T hotspot, but only with it boosted.

We called the fairgrounds number which was answered by a volunteer who told us there are no reservations, just stop by and the host will point you to a place. It’s rarely filled. Got here on a Thursday evening and we were one of two campers besides the body and some longer-term folks. Fabulous grassy grounds, lots of open spaces. Prepare for sun in the mid-morning to late afternoon. But as the perimeter trees cast long cool shadows as the sun wanes.

Great sheep and goats in the farm next door. A wonderful lively show, especially at sundown. Yes there are trains fairly close by. It’s a cool night but will probably sleep with the windows shut.

No sewage but does have water and electric 20/30/50.

I loved my experience here. Great hosts and few people. During the summer months there are many more people. So many places to hike around and explore. Sheep across the way and a leash free area for dogs behind fairgrounds. Relaxing time if you don’t mind trains.

Discounted rate of $20 for COVID. Restrooms are currently closed so you need to be a self-contained RV. We were able to relax and feel safe in this nice fairgrounds. Very nice hosts offered produce from the garden. Our GPS said we had arrived at the edge of the property - just go to the next driveway right before the sheep pasture. No reservations needed, just show up and they direct you to a spot.

Nicely maintained park with water and 30 amp hookups. Beautiful lush grass, but...the trains! All I can surmise is that everyone at Burlington Northern HATES Ritzville, WA. I don't know who's ex-wife lives here, but these engineers lay on the horn from just before they hit town and all the way through town. Close all your windows and vents to get any sleep, because the trains run ALL night.

This was a convenient overnight stop on our way from the Seattle area toYellowstone, right off I 90. Pleasant camp host gave us a spot in the grass with some afternoon shade. Because of COVID, gave us discounted price of $20 for 30 amp and water, no sewer, since we couldn’t use restroom facilities. Have seen train but noise is hidden by the sound of our AC - 103 here today, HOT! Would definitely stop here again, serves our purposes just fine.

Have stayed at many Fairgrounds. This is the nicest. Small size and low usage combined with good care taking makes for a nice green 'yard' for RV parking. Two walking paths into town center with upper path (under power lines)the nicer/quieter. Consumer Cellular Coverage Good.

Yes, it has trains. But I like trains.
One west bound monster came by on a very calm night at 4AM, being half asleep felt like trailer was on the tracks . . . but then the monster passed.