Bell RV Park
just off Hwy 2 in
Wilbur, WA
Bell RV offers travelers and full-time RVers a comfortable, enjoyable and restful stay.
Our convenient location and the quiet, friendly town make Bell RV a great place to spend the night or the rest of your life.
Relax and enjoy the quiet and charm of the Bell RV Park of Wilbur, WA.
Featured amenities of Bell RV Park include:
Full service hookups
Guest Laundry services at clean laundry mat on site
Wi-Fi
Clean, Comfortable Bathrooms
Convenient access to Highway 2
Close to area attractions
Located in quaint, friendly town
Full time RVers welcome
Some mobile homes may be available for rental or purchase
Some mobile home lots may be available
The Bell RV park is conveniently located on the east end of Wilbur, WA just off Highway 2.
Some of the great area attractions and business are:
Emerson Park, Wilbur, WA
Emerson Park is at the east end of Wilbur off highway 2. It belongs to the school district, but is available for public use. You can enjoy a jog around the track, a fast-paced game of tennis, or bring a group of family or friends for a game of baseball or touch football.
Wilbur, WA City Park
Downtown Wilbur you will find one of the most beautiful city parks around. The well-kept lawns are framed with splendid old trees and a rustic footbridge that crosses Goose Creek - which flows through the center of the park. The Centennial Pavilion at the south side of the park is available for public use.
Wilbur, WA Pool
Across from the creek is the Wilbur public swimming pool. It is open throughout the summer months, and for a small fee visitors can take advantage of the opportunity for a refreshing swim. The pool features a diving board on the west end as well as a wading pool for younger children on the east end.
Outdoor Roller Rink, Wilbur, WA
A few blocks west of the Wilbur pool, you can find an outdoor rink for in-line or roller skating. Hockey has become a year-round activity at this site.
Big Bend Golf & Country Club
At the west end of Wilbur, WA just off Highway 2, you will find the perfect place to challenge yourself with a round or two at this well-maintained nine-hole golf course. Rental clubs & cars are available & lessons can be provided for novice golfers. There is also a nice clubhouse for a place to relax and enjoy a cool drink or a bite to eat.
Grand Coulee Dam
Just 21 miles North of Wilbur you will find the Grand Coulee Dam. Almost 1 mile across the top, Grand Coulee Dam has three important functions: irrigation, power production and flood control. Interestingly enough, electricity was not foreseen as a primary function when the dam was built. Today, however the three powerhouses at Grand Coulee Dam have a total capacity of 6,809 megawatts, making this dam the largest hydro-electric producer in the United States.
Stop in at the US Bureau of Reclamation's Visitor Center just north of Coulee Dam on Highway 155, or call the visitors center at 509-633-9265 to inquire about a tour. The Dam also offers nightly laser light shows with laser light pictures nearly 300 feet high telling the story of the Columbia River and how its power was harnessed.
Lake Roosevelt
Named in honor of the 32nd USA President, Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake is the reservoir formed from the mighty waters of the Columbia River behind the Grand Coulee Dam. This huge, wonderful lake has a shoreline of 660 miles and extends 151 miles upstream to the Canadian border. Offering year-round fishing, rainbow and kokanee trout as well as walleye and smallmouth bass can give a thrill to the delighted fisherman. In the summer months, trolling is most successful and in the cooler months, bank & still fishing is popular.
Banks Lake
If you are looking for bass, perch or walleye, Banks Lake is regarded as one of the finest fishing lakes in the state. Banks has a growing reputation for bass tournaments.
Hunting the Coulee
The coulee has much to offer the sportsman in pursuit of fur, feathers or horns. Coulee country encompasses many acres of state and federal land that offer free hunting. Write to the Department of Natural Resources, Olympia, for information and maps of the area. Or visit one of the local businesses advertising hunting licenses.
FYI: A "coulee" is a geological term meaning a ravine or deep gully, usually dry, which has been cut by the water.
Leave your stress behind in the small town of Wilbur!
Bell RV Park
712 SE Railroad Ave
Wilbur, WA 99185
(509) 647-5888
