Fishhook Park

Considering the number of campsites available and large day use area, the park is designed quite well to accommodate a number of people while still preserving a sense of privacy. There is a train track that sandwiches the park between the river and the track. It is still in use. This is a great spot for families young and old. Bring your binoculars and do a little birding. Overall, plenty of activities to keep everyone busy and lots of room to gather around the campfire at night.

Reservations
Yes

Amenities
All RV/ tent sites have 50 amp electric hook-ups, potable water (except site #16), a fire pit with grill, and picnic table. The park has flush toilets, showers, trash services, and a dump station. The day use area has a few playgrounds, covered shelters, picnic tables and grills, drinking fountain, swim beach, and paved boat launch.

Regulations
The gate into the park closes from 10 pm to 6 am. No alcohol is allowed in the park.

Wildlife Awareness
We are all so fortunate to recreate in the Blue Mountains and Walla Walla Valley. So many opportunities exist to play outside, whether in a national forest, wilderness area, or on a Wild and Scenic River. With these opportunities comes great responsibility to appreciate that we are mere visitors and should all take pride in being good stewards of the wild.

Many animals call these protected places home, including moose, elk, bear, cougar, bobcat, and snakes to name a few. Take precautions to respect their home and understand the appropriate response should an encounter occur.

Additionally, many plant species thrive in the Blue Mountains, so staying on trail is always good practice.

Carry First Aid supplies to better respond to accidents or encounters, and always let others know where the day’s adventure is taking you.

Field Notes
Pets: In general, pets are allowed on a leash and under control throughout jurisdictions. The only restrictions we have encountered are around swimming areas. As a best practice, be mindful of riparian habitat in general. You never know where a precious spawning area might be located. Pack it in and pack it out applies to your furry friend as well.

Disclaimer: While the Outside Walla Walla team has enjoyed all the adventures listed on this site, we cannot provide real-time conditions & maintenance reports. Extreme weather can change access overnight. Volunteer groups might lose capacity to manage trail systems. We do our best to report that information and update our site accordingly, but please read our Disclaimer (footer) and proceed with any adventure as your comfort level allows.