Wenatchee Confluence State Park: Nature's Gateway

Getting There

• Car

  If you're traveling by car, the easiest way to reach Wenatchee Confluence State Park is by taking US-2 E or I-90 E depending on your starting location in Central Washington. If you are coming from the west, take I-90 E towards Spokane. Merge onto US-97 N at exit 143 toward Wenatchee. Continue on US-97 N for approximately 60 miles until you reach Wenatchee. In Wenatchee, take the exit for WA-285 S/Olds Station Rd. Follow Olds Station Rd for about 1 mile until you see the park on your left at 333 Olds Station Rd. Parking fees may apply, so be prepared to pay a small fee at the entrance.

• Public Transportation

  For those using public transportation, take the Greyhound bus from your location in Central Washington to Wenatchee. The Wenatchee Greyhound station is located at 1230 N Wenatchee Ave, Wenatchee, WA 98801. From the Greyhound station, you can take a local taxi or rideshare service (like Uber or Lyft) to Wenatchee Confluence State Park, which is about 2.5 miles away. Expect the taxi fare to be around $10-$15, depending on the traffic.

• Bicycle

  If you're feeling adventurous, you can bike to Wenatchee Confluence State Park. There are several bike routes leading into Wenatchee from surrounding areas. Make sure to plan your route accordingly, using local bike paths and roads. Once you reach Wenatchee, you can follow Olds Station Rd to reach the park. Ensure that you have all necessary safety gear and check the weather before you embark on your journey.

• Walking

  For those already in Wenatchee, walking to Wenatchee Confluence State Park is a pleasant option. If you are staying in downtown Wenatchee, head west on Washington St toward N Miller St, then turn left onto N Miller St. Continue straight as it becomes Olds Station Rd. The park will be on your right after about a 30-minute walk (approximately 1.5 miles). Wear comfortable shoes and bring water, especially during hot weather.