Rockey's Roost is situated on an 8 acre alfalfa/hay farm 5 miles from historic downtown Prosser with easy access to the 14-mile Lower Yakima Valley Pathway which is part of the Rails-to-Trails system. When Western Washington is clear, there is a beautiful view of Mt Adams and Mt Rainier. Suggested Local Attractions:* Award-winning Washington wineries such as Alexandria Nicole Cellars, Barrel Springs Winery, and Daven Lore Winery. * Yakima River (paddling, fishing) * Byron Ponds in the Sunnyside Wildlife Recreation Area (wildlife, hiking, fishing) * Historic Downtown Prosser * Chukar Cherries tasting room and store * Disc golf at Dykstra Park in Grandview

Access Road Conditions: I am on a paved country road with a 1/4 mile gravel driveway. You will need to navigate around the circle, which I do quite easily towing my 20-ft travel trailer with my 16-ft SUV. My friend has driven around the circle in his 30-ft motorhome. The spot is on the circle along the fence between my front yard and my farmland. Park by the small "Welcome to Camp" sign. Please don't drive on the lawn in order to preserve my irrigation system. Tow Vehicle Parking Details: The spot is long enough to park the tow vehicle with the camper. If you can navigate the circle, you'll have plenty of room to park.

No smoking and no wood/charcoal fires. This is the high desert and my home is cedar-sided. Wildfires are easily set. Please respect the safety of my community. You may use propane fire rings in the grass area next to the camp spot. Please pick up after your pet. If your dog is a cat killer, please be sure to keep them on leash as I do have farm cats. If you want to use electric or water, you will need a 50 foot extension cord and/or hose. The connections are NOT right next to the parking spot. The electric is 15 amp. The water is filtered well water, not city water. Water is not available October through April to avoid frozen pipes. There is a dump site for your RV waste at the WSDOT Prosser safety rest area, approximately 5 miles from Rockey's Roost.