Mary H
VerifiedMay 30, 2021 Stayed at: 20, Loop: MAIN LOOP
The park is beautiful, but the goat heads are out of control. We all had stickers in our shoes, but the worse part it was painful for our puppy.
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303 reviews
Fishhook Park is praised for its beautiful location, clean facilities, and friendly staff, making it a great getaway for families and campers. Visitors appreciate the ample shade, spacious lots, and opportunities for birdwatching and water activities. However, some concerns include dry grass in certain areas and occasional noise from passing trains, along with inconsistent maintenance of tent sites and restrooms.
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May 30, 2021 Stayed at: 20, Loop: MAIN LOOP
The park is beautiful, but the goat heads are out of control. We all had stickers in our shoes, but the worse part it was painful for our puppy.
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January 19, 2020 Stayed at: 11, Loop: MAIN LOOP
Love this place!
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January 19, 2020 Stayed at: 11, Loop: MAIN LOOP
Love this place!
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January 16, 2020 Stayed at: 29, Loop: MAIN LOOP
I’ve been camping at Fishhook Park since 2002, and it remains, cumulatively, my most visited park since that time. However, the quality of camping has so declined over the last 10-years that it has progressively become my least popular destination of choice. The primary reason is that the Park is not being properly maintained. The grounds maintenance crews have allowed the quality of the grounds to significantly deteriorate. Automatic sprinkling systems when broken or maladjusted are ignored. Trees that have become diseased or dangerous have been removed without any concerted effort to plant replacements. I counted 30-stumps on my last trip to the park and not a single replacement could be found. Facility maintenance has also been ignored. For instance, an extremely noisy bathroom exhaust fan with a bad bearing has still not been attended to two years after it started to malfunction.
Furthermore, the rules of the park are not enforced. A group at the park was utilizing an annoyingly loud PA system for entertainment contrary to the rules of the park. The managing organization simply refused to enforce their own rules, which, unfortunately, occurs all too often.
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January 16, 2020 Stayed at: 29, Loop: MAIN LOOP
I’ve been camping at Fishhook Park since 2002, and it remains, cumulatively, my most visited park since that time. However, the quality of camping has so declined over the last 10-years that it has progressively become my least popular destination of choice. The primary reason is that the Park is not being properly maintained. The grounds maintenance crews have allowed the quality of the grounds to significantly deteriorate. Automatic sprinkling systems when broken or maladjusted are ignored. Trees that have become diseased or dangerous have been removed without any concerted effort to plant replacements. I counted 30-stumps on my last trip to the park and not a single replacement could be found. Facility maintenance has also been ignored. For instance, an extremely noisy bathroom exhaust fan with a bad bearing has still not been attended to two years after it started to malfunction.
Furthermore, the rules of the park are not enforced. A group at the park was utilizing an annoyingly loud PA system for entertainment contrary to the rules of the park. The managing organization simply refused to enforce their own rules, which, unfortunately, occurs all too often.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: 02, Loop: MAIN LOOP
We love Fish Hook Park. I wish the Park would stay open much longer after Labor Day. There is a lot of good camping weather all through September and even into October and November.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: 04, Loop: MAIN LOOP
We love Fishhook Park and have enjoyed the park for more than 15 yrs. It is our favorite place in the summer. We try to go 3 days every other week from the end of June to Sept. We just wish it would stay open until the end of Sept.
we like the boating accommodations and the great job the grounds and water guys do. Always pleasant and helpful camp hosts.
Going to miss it this year but excited to see the new improvements next season.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: 13, Loop: MAIN LOOP
We were in a trailer and have always had a wonderful time enjoying the water activities. The park is always beautifully maintained and quiet at night. Our family looks forward to spending a fun weekend playing together there!!
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: 02, Loop: MAIN LOOP
We love Fish Hook Park. I wish the Park would stay open much longer after Labor Day. There is a lot of good camping weather all through September and even into October and November.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: 04, Loop: MAIN LOOP
We love Fishhook Park and have enjoyed the park for more than 15 yrs. It is our favorite place in the summer. We try to go 3 days every other week from the end of June to Sept. We just wish it would stay open until the end of Sept.
we like the boating accommodations and the great job the grounds and water guys do. Always pleasant and helpful camp hosts.
Going to miss it this year but excited to see the new improvements next season.
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4562 Fishhook Park Road, Prescott, WA 99348 United States
Elevation: 143 ft
From Pasco, Washington, take Highway 12 east. After crossing the Snake River Bridge, take the first exit and head east on State Route 124. Continue for 19 mi, then turn left, heading north on Fishhook Park Road. Follow for 4 mi to the park entranc...
From Pasco, Washington, take Highway 12 east. After crossing the Snake River Bridge, take the first exit and head east on State Route 124. Continue for 19 mi, then turn left, heading north on Fishhook Park Road. Follow for 4 mi to the park entrance; the campground is on the left.
Last updated: October 23, 2026