Conconully State Park

The 97-acre park contains 5,400 feet of freshwater shoreline along Conconully Reservoir, offering numerous recreation opportunities throughout spring and summer seasons.

Established in 1910 as a Bureau of Reclamation irrigation project, the park later served the silver mining town of Conconully, the first county seat of Okanogan County.

The park preserves an early schoolhouse and a replica of the original county courthouse, representing the educational and administrative heritage of the region.

The park provides 40 standard campsites, 20 partial-hookup sites, four restrooms, four showers, two boat ramps, and an 80-foot dock for water activities.

Anglers can catch smallmouth bass, rainbow trout, and Kokanee salmon in the reservoir, accessing the water through multiple designated fishing spots.

Location: Washington

Inception: 1910

Website: https://parks.wa.gov/491/Conconully

GPS coordinates: 48.55510,-119.75500

Latest update: March 6, 2025 02:44