We are full-time RVers who have stayed in over 80 campgrounds in our 2 years on the road. This was one of the worst. The spaces are extremely narrow, making putting up your awning impossible in some spaces. Their ads refer to a lake. It is a small, dirty pond. Their ads also say you can jog/walk around the lake. You can't. You can walk perhaps 1/4 block and then you are facing a fence and must turn around. Goose excrement is everywhere. There is no grass so it is like camping on a parking lot and the staff is very unprofessional. If that is not enough to discourage you, the park is also located in a very undesirable part of the city. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park was all pavement except for small walking areas and playground and dog area. Bathrooms, showers and laundry were the cleanest we've seen anywhere. Managers went out of their way to be friendly and helpful. Sites were narrow, but big enough for triple slides without hitting your neighbor. Seasonal sites were well maintained with management discretion on age of RV. Considering the few RV parks in the Seattle area, this is one of the nicer ones. We'll stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a camper.

We couldn't get into our usual Seattle area park - this was the only one with a spot available. It's newish, clean, paved and landscaped, with nice management. Lakeside RV is right next door. The spaces here are very tight! We have a 40' rig & tow with 1 narrow slide - we barely fit in - but there was a big Prevost up the aisle, so anything is possible. Our tow car fit beside us. No tall trees, so our satellites both worked. The surrounding area along Hwy 99 has lots of RV shops & supplies. Freeway access (leaving) is fairly easy via Airport Rd. We came in from the I-5/I-405 direction, connecting to Hwy 99, which worked well. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owner proudly calls this a resort but the only two features provided are WIFI and a dog walk (access to an alley out the back gate). The restrooms and sites were very clean as it is a relatively new park. Sites are very narrow and the park is very tight to maneuver through. In the perimeter sites, it is necessary to park your tow vehicle in front of your rig if you have a slide. Rigs over 30ft should use the pull-thru spots. There are no extra parking spots in the park and they are sticklers about keeping your vehicles within the site lines. Sites are concrete but deliberately not level "as required for water drainage". We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.