City of Soap Lake reassumes control of Smokiam Campground, plans upgrades
The Smokiam Campground is now under the management of the City of Soap Lake. The grounds are located right next to Smokiam Park and Soap Lake.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
The Smokiam Campground, since being under the management of the City of Soap Lake, has had debris cleaned and several maintenance issues fixed, according to Mayor Peter Sharp.
Soap Lake Mayor Peter Sharp said he is working with the Department of Ecology to get new sand on the beaches of Soap Lake.
One of the RV spots at Smokiam Campground. The City of Soap Lake is now managing the campground and has resumed tent camping, alongside the RV spots.
The Smokiam Campground is once again under the management of the City of Soap Lake. Mayor Peter Sharp said they will be adding better fencing and a locked gate to the entrance of the grounds to increase safety for visitors.
"Our goal is to show that Soap Lake is ready to invest in our public spaces, not just to meet expectations but to exceed them.”
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