Best places: Tourist attractions in Grant County, United States

Serene, vista-filled state park featuring unusual volcanic rock formations plus camping & hiking.

Huge lakeside park with trails, seasonal campsites & boating facilities amid dramatic basalt cliffs.

Remote 20,000-capacity concert venue with Columbia River Gorge views hosting national touring acts.

Ice Age floods created huge waterfalls-now-cliffs overlooking a lake & with camping & a golf course.

👍👍 We didn't know what to expect and we had our 4 year old with us. This place was great, and we all enjoyed it. The exhibits are well done and interesting for all ages. Beautiful view from the parking lot. Didn't have time explore any of the hikes but will be planning a trip back to this area.

👍👍 Excellent fishing area. Watch for eagles, ducks, other photo opportunities. Good hiking, well patrolled.

👍👍 This place was absolutely incredible. We stayed one night. We have a 29ft RV and we found about 3 good spots to park off to the side and not in anyones way up front. We parked in the rock climbing lot area but there are two areas to park. Be careful it is rocky and rough terrain. We went during the...

👍👍 Pretty neat place, just have to drive an hour and a half to get out there and we're in some sand. Lots of wildlife, heard coyotes yipping at night and seen some deer out there on our last trip. Other riders seem to be respectful of one another when approaching. Only bummer is we're always finding tr...

Laid-back resort with log cabins & riverside cottages, plus fishing & underground cavern tours.

👍👍 A great memorial. Very well maintained. The replica B-17 really shows what it was like for airmen to be in the skies fighting for our freedom.

👍👍 Clyde Holliday State Park is comfortable and relaxing place to picnic or stay. Picnic tables abound along a lengthy stretch of the John Day River. Teepees by the river add to the atmosphere of this State Park. The campsites are rather close together but they are nonetheless reasonably private becaus...

👍👍 Beautiful bridge with a nice display and parking area. There is a short trail, but it is not well maintained and doesn't enhance the experience, except to maybe get a pic from the river if you are willing to go down a somewhat steep hill.

👍👍 Gorgeous little park with amenities. The fall colors were beautiful. It looked like they were already putting up Christmas lights, but didn't get to see it in the dark.

👍👍 Traveling through, we stopped and enjoyed the lake. We purchased online day fishing passes since the store was closed. People around the lake were friendly. Many walking trails gave a wide variety of paths to explore. Many ducks to watch and enjoy. People were catching trout and happy the day was wa...

👍👍 This is not a museum in the ordinary sense. It is a statement; an elegant and artful presentation about the people who occupy this place; now and in the ancient past. The Wanapum never signed a treaty or fought a war (with our government). They never gave up their land. We are a temporary aberration...

Enormous national park & nature reserve, featuring the Hanford Reach National Monument.

👍👍 Dry Falls was a very interesting stop along the roadtrip I took up to Canada! Its free to go inside and learn all about the falls and it also included so much interesting information and cool graphics to help you understand better. As well, a food truck is right there if you are hungry (but no food...