The Vibe
An easy Inland Northwest basecamp between two downtowns. Laid-back and well-placed for biking, lakes, and city days.
Roam Spokane sits in Spokane Valley off I-90 at the Barker exit, about 15 minutes from downtown Spokane in one direction and Coeur d’Alene in the other, with the Centennial Trail nearby for road biking. It’s the former Spokane KOA (the name changed in late 2025, so older listings may still say KOA), open year-round.
RV sites are full hookup with cable at every one, on gravel roads and pads; a few sit uneven, so keep leveling blocks handy. Three cabin tiers cover the range: Cozy with a queen and a bunk, Deluxe with a kitchenette and full bath, and Premier with a full kitchen and an electric fireplace. Tent and some back-in sites close for winter. RVs older than 10 years need a photo at booking.
Long-term stays are the backbone of this park, and our page on long-term RV parks near Spokane is the most-read thing we’ve written about it: rates by season, utilities, and what daily life looks like between two downtowns. For a shorter stay, campgrounds near Spokane compares the area.
Liberty Lake is close for hiking and restaurants, and Lake Spokane (Long Lake) is 40 minutes out; see Lake Spokane camping for launches and shoreline. Spokane Valley covers groceries and dining. If this is one stop on a bigger route, the Pacific Northwest RV route we mapped starts here and runs to the coast.
Roam Spokane sits in Spokane Valley off I-90, 15 minutes from downtown Spokane one way and Coeur d'Alene the other, right by the Centennial Trail.
Roam Spokane has full-hookup RV sites with cable at every one, on gravel roads and pads (a few sit uneven, so keep leveling blocks handy). Three cabin tiers cover the range: Cozy with a queen and bunk, Deluxe with a kitchenette and full bath, and Premier with a full kitchen and an electric fireplace. The park runs year-round, though tent and some back-in sites close for winter. Monthly RV rates are $1,300 in summer and $900 in winter.
You're off I-90 at the Barker exit, halfway between two downtowns: Spokane is about 15 minutes west, Coeur d'Alene about 15 minutes east. The Centennial Trail runs nearby for road biking, and Liberty Lake is close for hiking and restaurants. Spokane Valley covers groceries and dining.
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50-Amp
Big Rig Friendly
Camp Store
Dog Park
Dump Station
Full Hookup
Laundry Facilities
Playground
Pool
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Showers
TV:Cable
WiFi
Basketball
Hiking/Nature Trails
Pickle Ball
Swimming
50-Amp
Big Rig Friendly
Camp Store
Dog Park
Dump Station
Full Hookup
Laundry Facilities
Playground
Pool
Propane Sales
Pull-Through Sites
Showers
TV:Cable
WiFi
Basketball
Hiking/Nature Trails
Pickle Ball
Swimming
Off I-90, take the N Barker exit and head north through the roundabouts. About 1.5 miles up, our entrance will be on your left, marked with a Roam Spokane sign. (You may find us listed as Roam America Spokane on Google Maps.)
Off I-90, take the N Barker exit and head north through the roundabouts. About 1.5 miles up, our entrance will be on your left, marked with a Roam Spokane sign. (You may find us listed as Roam America Spokane on Google Maps.)
