Wenatchee Confluence State Park

Enjoy the great outdoors at this central Washington state park.

Wenatchee Confluence State Park is located in Wenatchee, Washington. The park's north side is designed for outdoor recreational activities, and the south end features natural wetlands. Wenatchee Confluence consists of over 197-acres, including parts of the Wenatchee River and Columbia River. A pedestrian bridge over the river connects to the Horan Nature Area. Hikers love the Apple Capital Loop Trail, which runs through the state park.

This state park is equipped with automatic interpretive kiosks and automatic pay kiosks where visitors can purchase day-use passes, annual passes, fishing permits, boat launch permits, and more. There are eight standard campsites and 52 full hookup sites, and each camping area includes a picnic table and grill. Check-in time is at 2:30 pm, and check-out time is 1 pm. Many visitors enjoy water sports, swimming, and fishing during their stay. You are also welcome to play on the soccer fields, baseball diamond, volleyball, basketball, and tennis courts. Nearby attractions include Ohme Gardens, Rocky Ranch Dam, the town of Leavenworth, and more. No matter the time of day, Wenatchee Confluence State Park is a great place to enjoy the outdoors.