This would be a wrong choice for any reason to stay at this park. We stayed for extended period of time due to work reasons. You are packed in this park like sardines. They charge you for electric, not included in the over $800.00 a month rental bill. The park is very dirty as well. A staff member that runs the park was very rude and pushy when we asked about the Internet service that did not work very often, and her only customer service provided was; " internet service was provided as a courtesy"! That also made our stay more enjoyable. If there was such thing as a mafia RV park, I am sure they would be on the list! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a parking lot. Original owners are dead and the kids are obviously trying to milk all they can. Place is falling apart. Overpriced, they never dropped their rates in October, just kept the high season rates! The electric charges were high, and they charged $7 to read the meter! Bad vibes. Managers unhappy. Police were frequent visitors due to bad elements in the park. The only good thing is the proximity to Seattle and Bellevue. If you use their shower wear flip flops with non skid. The floors in the bathrooms are terrazzo and slicker than a skating rink. Avoid this place if you can. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Despite previous poor reviews, we elected to stay here because of its proximity to Seattle. When we got there it looked even worse than we expected but we stopped anyway. They had only one site large enough for our 36' fifth wheel, and the clerk was friendly and helpful, so we checked in and paid for three nights (the cost was a shocking $50 a night). When we got to our site, however, there was still someone in it -- apparently they had overstayed their time by at least 24 hours and were nowhere to be found. So we got our money back and left. Perhaps it was just a screw up in the office (the clerk said their computer had been having problems) and someone extended their stay without making a note of it but whatever happened, it looked like haphazard management. At least they had a list of other campgrounds and let us use their phone to check availability at another place, but it was a serious inconvenience and we're now 15 or so miles further out than we had wanted to be. Another indication of the nature of the park (and I use the term loosely) is that in the park rules they state "maximum occupancy per site is six persons). And our pull through site is set up to be three (yes, three) sites. I would never even contemplate staying here again and would recommend against it to anyone who asked. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The only reason to stay at this RV park is to be close to Seattle, or the surrounding areas if that is your goal for your trip to Bellevue. One review said that this park was like a Wal Mart parking lot with electricity, and I would say that was being slightly generous. The RV park is cramped, the spaces are small, most people seem to be living there, the other campers are old, they actually reserve parking spaces in front of the office for those that drive their conversion vans to and from work, and at one time we were actually parked next to four trucks (so it really felt like a parking lot). There are no trees and no picnic tables. The RV park sits right next to I-90 so it is quite loud during the day and evening. Simply said, it was awful. The only items of note was that the wireless connection was free and very strong, the cable worked great and the showers were clean. The water was mostly luke warm, however, and the water pressure was just okay - it was more like a lot of air blowing water down on you. They have a laundry room but I did not use it. And there is a heated indoor pool, but we did not use that either. My recommendation would be to find some place else to stay unless you really need to be close in to Seattle. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very old park. Office and pool were not handicapped accessible. No pull-through sites. Sites were narrow. Most residents are permanent and apparently rules do not apply to them. Next to I-90. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Think walmart parking lot with electricity. The hosts are nice and helpful and the location is very close to Seattle, but the park is a giant parking lot with lots of long term tenants with sheds and outside storage. Convenient if you need quick access to Seattle, but otherwise would pass. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the few parks convenient to Bellevue and Seattle. A lot better choice than the Kent KOA which wants 45+ per night. Entire park is paved and rigs are parked next to each other like a big parking lot. Not a lot of aesthetics but functional. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Tight. Right next to each other. No grass, no trees. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed at this park because it was close to my place of work. (I work contract assignments nationwide). All asphalt, no trees, no grass. It is a huge parking lot. Spaces very close together. Be aware that if your monthly rent is late they will charge you the nightly rate until paid; no grace period. My motorhome had been parked in the same spot for 5 weeks when they asked me to move it over 6 inches. After that I decided to move. Instead of pro-rating the monthly rent I had already paid, they charged me 10 nights at the nightly rate. The managers were nice enough and said it was all corporate policy. Not the friendliest policy. I absolutely do not recommend this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The name fits, it is a run down looking old trailer park! Some fulltimers don't keep the area around their trailers clean, a dirty pet area on a busy street. I can't recommend the place, other than it's about all that is available in the Seattle area and it is very close to downtown. We are here now and I can't wait to leave. This is the first park that I have ever rated only a 1, I believe. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Do not believe this campground rated, they lie. the place is a big tar parking lot and their business skills need vast improvement. For the price they get you can do much better. They change ther rates at will and even if you make a comfermed reservation they change the rate by the month or if there is a holliday weekend. Also the other parks there are not much better. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a scenic park: essentially a parking lot with RV hookups. Very close to downtown Seattle though, and the prices are far more reasonable than the KOA. Indoor heated pool and spa. There is a game room with a pool table and a couple of video games. Managment was freindly and helpful. Very easy freeway access and a small shopping center nearby. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Parking Lot with RV hookups. Employees were not all that great, charged extra for my indoor cat. Dog walking area was horrible, very small garbage can used for feces was never emptied the entire week we stayed there. Lot of residents. Not easy access for big rigs onto freeway, but they were working on it. Other campgrounds in area we will stay at next time. Didn't know area well and relatives were right across the freeway. Noise from freeway also. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the worst urban park we've stayed in. We phoned five days in advance to reserve and were told it wasn't needed. When we arrived at 5:00 p.m. the office was closed and a sign advised to select any vacant site. We did just that but were advised to relocate for our second night. Pool and other facilities close at 5:00 p.m. so aren't really a plus. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice playground for the kids. Great swimming area w/water slides & diving boards for the kids - w/lifeguard on duty. No full hook-up sites are level though. Private park on Lake Sammamish - OVERRUN in summer weekends w/company picnics, etc - encroaching into our site - they even took over our picnic table!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park. A little off the freeway. Very quiet, 16 sites with water & electricity. 6 sites full hook ups. We camped here in a Motorhome.