We stayed here for three nights. It is very quiet, mostly inhabited by long-term RVers. Beautiful landscaping, lots of trees, a koi pond, chainsaw bear sculptures. The bathrooms are in a well-heated manufactured home-type of building. The women's room has two showers. The non-ADA compliant one is kind of small, as is the dressing area, but you can adjust the height of the shower head. The ADA-compliant one is larger and has a handheld shower nozzle, but you can't adjust the height of the shower head. The drinking water is tasty. The campground doesn't have Wi-Fi. The pay phone in the rec room has a modem. There are also games and a TV in the rec room, and a grill and tables outside. The park is only a mile from the Park and Ride stop; you could walk if the weather is nice. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a funky, older park. More long term sites than transient. However it is clean, neat, and quiet. Very hilly but compact. Limited office hours, but during day the open sites are listed just pay in the envelope and settle in. I had a pull through and a great view through the trees of the distant hills. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a wonderful park with very helpful employees. They were able to give us directions to propane and also a local hospital. We stayed here while it was snowing and it was nice to be within 30 miles of towns without snow as well as towns with skiing! :) Perfect location! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Convenient to Seattle. Make sure you make a reservation. They have lots of monthlies and not many nightly spaces. Nice park though. We lucked up and got a shady spot. Wifi is good. Cable is good. But a bit pricey. Seems the norm for this area though. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean park with black top paved roads and sites. Sites are tight but slides will be OK. Shaded sites are rare. Wireless worked very well. Would have a higher score except for the price and the constant noise day and night from Interstate 90. We camped here in a Motorhome.