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The park offers winter snow mobiling and cross country skiing, as well as summer season camping. The avid hiker can climb to the summit of Mount Spokane to see Washington, Idaho, Montana, and even Canada. There are 100 miles of hiking, bike, and horse trails within the park.

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The park trail is 130 miles long, and has kiosks available along the trail to retell the history of past travelers. The trails are great for horseback riding, in-line skating (some areas), bird watching, cross-country skiing (seasonally), cycling, and hiking.

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37 mile long, paved trail from Nine Miles to the Idaho border (trail does continue into Idaho). The trail has archeological interest sites marked along. There are site marked from both recent stat history, as well as historic battle areas.

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Riverfront Park has many attractions for the traveler. Some are free and some require a fee for entrance. There are package tickets available, also.

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Manito Park consists of multiple gardens, a duck pond, picnic area, two large playgrounds, and a cafe.

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Riverside Park is a camping park along the Spokane and Little Spokane rivers. There are freshwater marshes and rushing rivers for fishing and boating, as well RV and tent campsites.

Description: Coffeepot Recreation site has five small sites available for tent camping. The spots are set slightly back from the lake shore, thus keeping open access to the boat ramp. There are restrooms on site, and no hunting is allowed within the grounds, as it lies on a game reserve, but fishing is allowed.

Description: The Spokane KOA offers rental sites for RVs and tents, as well as some cozy cabins. The site has bike rentals, as well as an on site pool, and ice cream socials. Within a few minutes are the city sites, the Centennial Trail, and the site of the 1974 World's Fair.

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Though this campground is a little bit of a drive from base, it is well worth it. The day-use facilities include picnic tables, fire pits, grills, and restrooms, as well as a boat ramp. The camping options are tent or RV, with tables and grills at each site. The site is maintained by the US Army Corps of Engineers, and is located along scenic Lake Bryan - so bring your fishing gear.

Description: Right next to the theme park, this site offers both full service RV and tent only sites. Staying here will get you discounted tickets to the theme and water park, an on site convenience store, volleyball courts, picnic area, and a quick underground tunnel access to Silverwood and Boulder Beach.