Hood campground outside Pasco, WA

[abbear]

We camped here this past week and found it a nice place.  Reserved through ReserveAmerica - it had electric but no water at site.  Sites were large and had lots of shade.  Only one restroom for 60 sites so be careful in your choice.  Restrooms and showers were nice though.  There is some traffic noise and trains run across the river (it is located at the confluence of the Columbia and the Snake Rivers).  The biggest complaint we had was the large sprinklers coming on at 5am right outside the trailer and the ground crew motoring around on their atv's at 5:30am.  

Would use it again but might look at others in the area first.

[psparks06]

We camped here this past week and found it a nice place.  Reserved through ReserveAmerica - it had electric but no water at site.  Sites were large and had lots of shade.  Only one restroom for 60 sites so be careful in your choice.  Restrooms and showers were nice though.  There is some traffic noise and trains run across the river (it is located at the confluence of the Columbia and the Snake Rivers).  The biggest complaint we had was the large sprinklers coming on at 5am right outside the trailer and the ground crew motoring around on their atv's at 5:30am.  

Would use it again but might look at others in the area first.

Glad you guys liked the area, we really like it too.  Another nice park is just about 10 miles east of there, Charbonneau Park, and is right on the Snake River also.  Check out the link to my Webshots page for pictures at both parks.  We live in Pasco so they are nice parks for those 'close in' trips.  In fact, we are heading out to Charbonneau this weekend.  You are correct about the main hassle being the sprinklers, but its nice to have lots of green grass around.