Garfield County lies at the southern tip of Eastern Washington State in a basin that extends from Nez Perce Tribal lands to north-central Oregon's Blue Mountains region. This desert county covers an area of 865 square miles with a population as per 2019 census was just shy 800 people spread through about 10 communities out of which Pomeroy serves as its county seat. Garfield’s attractions include Whitman Mission National Historic Site – thoughtfully preserved by National Parks Services to honor missionary Marcus Whitman; Hell’s Gate State Park – featuring many fun-filled family oriented activities like swimming & kayaking among others; Touchet Valley Golf Course – providing splendid golfing experience amidst natural beauty; Chief Timothy Park – hosting camping grounds & trails tailored to horseback riding & hiking along Touchet river banks.