This was probably the smallest site we have had in a campground since we have owned a 5th wheel with slideouts. Once we opened our slides, the poor neighbors barely had any room. (Maybe 6-8 ft maximum) We had very little room as our neighbors on the other side also had a slide out. There was not even room to open our awnings. We did not have a picnic table and although we asked for one it didn't happen. It didn't really matter as there really wasn't the room. We were offered a fire pit which we declined. The staff was friendly enough but the site size ridiculous. There wasn't much of a beach as it was right beside where the boats were moored. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Small park with all sites in a single loop. All but one are back-ins. Easy to negotiate with a big rig. Most sites are full hookup. Lots of pine trees; had to set up tripod-mounted dish to get satellite TV. Grounds were pleasant and well maintained. Free Wi-Fi was strong and very fast. Very nice manager. Good quality 30 amp power. Sparkling clean bathrooms and showers with well maintained modern fixtures. The requisite RV park train tracks were a couple hundred yards away. This was an excellent find, especially for the price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a private K/M campground. However, they will accommodate overnighters in their pull-through area. Very nice campground 8 miles west of Spokane, 1 mile South of I-90. Not many nice campgrounds in Spokane, but this one is. In the tall pines, very quiet. We will stay there on our return to Seattle. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We used our RPI membership to camp at this KM Resort. They also accept Coast to Coast, aor, and ROD. Our site was a little narrow for our 3 slide rig, but there were larger sites in the park. There were great activities for kids, a nice mini-golf course. This was formerly Yogi Bear Park Resort. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are in the park as I type, having arrived yesterday. The park is very nice and very much nicer than the one reviewer would lead you to believe. Pull through big-rig sites are level and shady. Hookups are conveniently located. The facilities are first rate and bathrooms are very clean and modern. Park has a weight room, hot tub and small indoor pool. The staff was very friendly and the office and clubhouse area very nice and modern. We are not members of K/M but would definitely stay here again and can recommend the park. Wi-fi did not work at our site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We spent 3 nights here. Staff was very friendly, wi-fi did not work for us so the phone line was turned at no charge and we had internet. Cable tv was free and worked great. We are not members of KM Resorts. We came in under our Resorts of Distinction Membership but were given a large grassy site. The park feels like it's in the country but you can be in downtown Spokane in 10 minutes. We loved the park and will return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Couldn't wait to leave! Treated like 3rd class due to non-member status. Red Signs on pull-thru's "Members Only" and the RV Visitor Tags identify member affiliation. Requested pullthru for a Wednesday and Thursday night and, though there were many available, staff would not assign us one. Instead, our 40' MH was stuffed into an ugly, cramped 30' site in the Sanford & Son "permanents" section. Extremely difficult access on a narrow road up a terraced hill. NO room for picnic table; we looked downhill on our neighbor's dirty aged trailer roof. Cable TV did not work. Instant phone not activated at check-in. Gave out a separate "Rules List" saying that your acceptance of IT at checkin was your First Warning--any infraction is your Second Warning and you are OUT! Also, that abuse of staff in any way is not tolerated--one wonders why that must be written! It's Yogi's Warm and Fuzzy approach to Park Rules. Why didn't they just put up a sign at the entrance announcing "Non Members Go Home!" and avoid a disgruntled customer and a bad internet review? We camped here in a Motorhome.