EV Charging Stations in the Lower Yakima Valley

The Lower Yakima Valley is full of historical landmarks like the Teapot Dome in Zillah, a tribal casino hotel & spa in Toppenish, delicious hidden gems to grab a bite to eat like Papanana's in Wapato. Thankfully, more electric vehicle charging stations are beginning to appear up and down the Valley, from Wapato down to Grandview.

I think it's great to see more places popping up where EV drivers can get their cars charged up to get back on the road. Someday, once I get my crappy old car paid off, I hope to drive a Rivian ~ my D R E A M car ~ or maybe a Hyundai Sante Fe plug-in hybrid.

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Lower Valley EV Charging Stations Coming Soon

Grandview:

Grandview Museum has three different types of EV charging ports available:

J-1772
CCS1
CHAdeMO

115 W Wine Country Rd

Grandview Museum 115 E Wine Country Rd — Google Street View

Toppenish:

Legends Casino Hotel has two J-1772 charging ports in the parking lot.

580 Fort Rd

Yakamart has one J-1772 charging port on site.

111 Fort Rd

Wapato:

Freehand Cellars has a charging station for customers only. These include one J-1772 and one Tesla charging ports.

420 Windy Point Drive

Wolf Den has two direct current fast charging ports (DCFC).

61 W Wapato Rd

McDonald's has one J-1772 charging port on site.

105 Frontage Rd

Zillah:

Stewart Park has two J-1772 charging ports in the park.

113 1st Ave

Sunnyside:

Sunnyside Community Pool has four J-1772 charging ports by Central Park.

559 S 4th St

Sunnyside High School has four J-1772 charging ports in the parking lot.

1831 E Edison Ave

Sunnyside RV Park has two different types of charging ports on the grounds: a NEMA 14-50 and a wall port.

609 Scoon Rd

Whether you're looking to charge up your Tesla, Rivian (again, it's my dream car), or any other type of hybrid gas/electric car or SUV, there are plenty of places to stop if you're in a crunch or need a quick charge up.

For a list of more charging ports across Washington, view the Plugshare map.