Robinson Lake Park near Moscow, ID

From Pullman: You'll enter town at Walmart pass a small strip mall on your left and the UI campus on your right.

Stay on this street until you get to Jackson St. (Highway 95), a one-way to the right. Turn right on this street. Get in the far left- hand lane. The road will make a sweeping turn to the left, and you'll come to a light where the 2 right-most lanes veer off, and the left-most lane can either go straight or turn left. Go straight (Highway 8 East toward Troy).

Turn Left at the light onto Blaine St (car dealership on corner). Turn Right at the 4-way stop onto White Ave, then Left on Mountainview Road (Les Schwab on corner). After crossing a small concrete bridge, turn Right onto Joseph St. (Church on corner) and follow it out of town.

Joseph becomes Robinson Park Road. There are 2 Y's on the way to the park. Take the left fork both times. About 8 miles out of town, you should arrive at Robinson Park. Turn Right at the Park entrance (there's a sign).

Turn right again if we are using the Day-Use Area. It has a hairpin turn down a hill into the parking lot.

If we are at the far side of the park, continue forward after entering the park and turn left at the driveway past the Park Headquarters building. Parking is at the bottom of the downhill drive.

From Lewiston: you'll come into town with A&W on your left. Stay on this street to the base of the hill. Turn right at the light at the base of the hill onto Highway 8 toward Troy, then follow the directions in the second paragraph above.

If you have any questions, please feel free to email Dame Amara vai'Datha at: amara_vai_datha@yahoo.com
or call 208-882-0915.

Day Use Area: parking, 2 permanent port-a-potties, swings, 3 scattered fire pits, many concreted picnice tables plus a few that can be moved (but very heavy) and a small stage with a large grassy area. A creek also runs thru in the trees on one side.

Far side of the park: has parking, a covered picnic area with 3 tables, a fire pit with benches and a permanent port-a-potty. The central part of park is a very large grassy open area. A creek runs thru the side near the road.

RV hookups are available near the Park Headquarters.

Note: Tends to be rainy (especially in June) with mushy ground in the spring.