Difficult to find and get to. A huge disc golf tournament was on going on the weekend we were here. Very busy park. No showers or laundry. Restrooms are over used and dirty. The loud music and fireworks from the nearby casino compromise this beautiful setting. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We were needing a park fairly close to Seattle. This park fit our needs perfectly. It's not a "destination" park but it's clean, the sites and access roads are wide and the camp host is friendly and helpful. It's a bit hard to find, but worth the effort. Look for Game Farm Wilderness Park sign just after you cross the river. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well managed campground, outstanding, helpful host, sites checked and cleaned after each use. Directions have to be followed as it is not an easy to find park. However this park is truly a gem for being so close to a big city environment, yet makes you feel like you are in the country. Spaces are wide, reasonably level. Large grass areas between sites, back-in up to trees, definitely will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

An earlier review mentioned problems with overhanging limbs in this campground. During my visit I experienced no clearance problems with my vehicle which is 13’ 1” high. The campground is adjacent to a large city park and may be difficult to find. However, the park’s web site provides very good directions. Don’t be tempted to turn into the park itself which is passed on the way to the camping area. During the summer season, it’s probably best to call for a reservation. The campground has only 18 sites (6 of which are intended for tents or a very small motorhome) and the host indicated that all sites are reserved by groups on many weekends during warmer weather. The park is open year-round, but no water is available for the months of December through March. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent location when visiting the Seattle area; however there are a few caveats: There are really only 9 usable sites here for motorhomes. The other 9 sites are too short for most motorhomes. The campground is fully treed and some hang fairly low. We did a bit of pruning upon entering and leaving. Additionally the roads to the campground are also tree lined. We entered and left during slow times so that we could drive down the middle of the road, thus avoiding most of the trees. Good 30 amp power and water are available, and there is a good sani-dump when departing. Probably your best 'close in' campground in the Seattle area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you want a fully provisioned RV park, this is not your place. This is a campground, pure and simple. The availability of electric and water hookups make it usable for RVs and nearly all the sites had motor homes, trailers, camping trailers or 5th wheels while stayed there. It is well-maintained. There are no showers and the single restroom is not close to the campsites although several porta-potties are available at the other end of the camping area. The price is low and the location close to Auburn. The area is quiet and perfect for family camping. There are several large picnic shelters available for groups and families can combine RV and tent camping easily. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground. Big grass and paved lots,some shade. Lots 13 and 16 are best for satellite. Located along river with good walks. If you use a city address (use phone book) you can camp for $20. Phone # 253-931-3043. If this park had sewers it would be a 10. We camped here in a Motorhome.