This park is conveniently located next to I-5, however the traffic noise is minimal. Seldom you see a park with 40' wide sites. (130's) Pull thru's that a 40' coach and toad can easily pull into with plenty of room to spare. Sites are level with hard packed gravel, seperated from one another by a cedar hedge. Park and ammenities are very clean and modern. Pride of ownership is evident. The only negative was the fee of $3 charged for Wi-Fi access. Great Mexican restaurant in Ferndale (Chihuahua)worth a visit. This is a great park to spend a few days either returning from Canada or heaading north. Situated 15 miles south of the Can/US border. Would definitely return if we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is a nice park, but just as we were preparing to depart some guy, we assume he is the manager, came to our site & began to tell us that we had stolen the site. He said that the rate that we were quoted (& paid) was wrong & that we should pay a different rate or he was going to call the police. He called us liars & thieves & treated us with no respect at all. We paid the Passport America rate, which was the rate that we were charged when we checked in & showed our card & we offered to show him the credit card receipt but he didn't want to hear anything about that. He never identified himself nor would he give us his name. He was extremely rude & because of this encounter & his total lack of professionalism I would never recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with an unusual arrangement. Sites are separated from one another by a row of cedars. You could easily hear your neighbors but you couldn't see them! The camp staff was hot and cold sometimes friendly sometimes indifferent. Wi-Fi was good but is $3 per day. This is the only US location of a Canadian resort chain and most of the campers were from British Columbia. They have camper storage which we used while we took an Alaskan cruise. We would stay here again! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.