About this Location

Facility Overview

CB Park and Store is a specialized vehicle parking and storage facility located at 9116 Crescent Bar Rd NW in Quincy, Washington. Situated along the scenic approach to the Crescent Bar recreation corridor on the Columbia River, this expansive open-air surface facility is engineered to accommodate a diverse range of vehicle types. The lot features wide navigational aisles, generous turning radiuses, and unconstrained vertical clearance, making it exceptionally well-suited for standard passenger vehicles, oversized pickup trucks, SUVs, utility trailers, boat trailers, and large recreational vehicles (RVs). With an open-sky layout and no overhead barriers, drivers navigating high-clearance vehicles or towing watercraft can maneuver and park with ease.

Prime Location & Nearby Attractions

Positioned just minutes from the waters of Wanapum Lake and the Crescent Bar resort community, CB Park and Store serves as a prime parking staging ground for recreationists, summer vacationers, and concertgoers in Central Washington:

Crescent Bar Recreation Area & Public Boat Launches: Located less than 2 miles down Crescent Bar Road, offering immediate access to boat launches, swimming beaches, and marina facilities.
Crescent Bar Golf Course: A popular 9-hole riverside course situated roughly 5 minutes away by car.
Sunserra at Crescent Bar: The premier vacation home and condo community along the river, making this facility ideal for overflow guest parking and trailer storage.
The Gorge Amphitheatre: One of the world\'s most renowned outdoor concert venues, situated approximately 20 to 25 minutes south via WA-281 and I-90.
Quincy Town Center: Located about 10 miles east via WA-28, offering grocery stores, local dining, fuel stations, and automotive supply shops.

Access, Navigation & Transit Connectivity

The facility enjoys straightforward access directly off Crescent Bar Rd NW, which connects visitors directly to Washington State Route 28 (WA-28). Drivers descending from the plateau toward the river enjoy clear sightlines and wide driveway aprons designed to make ingress and egress seamless even when towing boats or driving large motorhomes. The local area is primarily rural and vehicle-dependent, with immediate highway connections linking Quincy, Wenatchee, and George. During peak summer holiday weekends and major concert dates at the nearby Gorge Amphitheatre, traffic on Crescent Bar Road can increase, but the facility\'s dedicated access ensures minimal delays when pulling off the thoroughfare.

Facility Amenities & Key Features

Spacious open-air surface stalls capable of handling standard and oversized vehicles.
Dedicated accommodations for boat trailers, RVs, jet ski trailers, and campers.
Wide driving lanes providing ample turning radiuses for towing setups.
Unrestricted vertical clearance with zero overhead restrictions.
Perimeter boundary fencing and clear property demarcations.
Automated gate access offering secure entry and exit.
Well-maintained, level parking surfaces designed for heavy loads.

Ideal For

Boaters and Watercraft Owners: Visitors bringing speedboats, pontoons, and jet skis to Crescent Bar seeking secure trailer staging away from congested waterfront docks.
Gorge Amphitheatre Concertgoers: Music fans staying in nearby vacation rentals or resorts requiring additional vehicle parking space.
Crescent Bar Residents and Guests: Homeowners and seasonal renters at Sunserra or Crescent Bar Island needing overflow parking beyond restricted driveway allowances.
RV and Camper Travelers: Drivers touring Central Washington seeking convenient short-term or monthly parking solutions.

Visitor & Driver Tips

If you are planning to park during peak summer holiday weekends (Memorial Day, Fourth of July, and Labor Day) or during major multi-day Gorge music festivals, advance arrangements are strongly recommended as regional parking demand surges. When arriving with a trailer, ensure all hitch locks and safety chains are properly secured before leaving your setup. Drivers descending Crescent Bar Road should use lower gears to manage speed down the coulee grades, especially when hauling heavy watercraft.