Neat & well kept CG, roads and pull through site paved and site has nice watered grass. Pull through site was narrow and short for a 37' 5W. Staff were pleasant & helpful. CG was full with lots of construction workers with many trucks parked on the CG roads. Beside Xway so there was a small amount of vehicle noise. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lovely, well maintained park. Large pull-thru sites. Easy access to freeway but protected by trees from the noise. Convenient boat access to Moses Lake. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were given a site under the trees near the boat ramp. These sites were horrible for large rigs- we have a 40 foot rig with a towed vehicle, the sites aren't marked well, have really low branches and low wires overhead. The way she told us to exit was impossible with REALLY low hanging trees, luckily we were able to leave by a different route. The whole area was gravel and extremely ugly. It was only for one night, thank goodness! They had a REALLY nice side for the Rv's of part timers with grass and open areas, but it was full - it was like night and day between the two sides!!! We will never be back to this park again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park has great I-90 access, easy on and easy off. The spaces are average size maybe better than most. Trees and grass, well landscaped and maintained. Pool and spa are great. Wish it had cable TV We camped here in a Motorhome.

I'm sure this is a great park in the summer. My rating will reflect that during off-season (Labor Day through Memorial Day), the park has reduced services. The rate I am showing is the rate before Good Sam, etc. discounts. During off-season, no one is available in the office; you must self register. During that time, you must pay with cash or check only. Also, there is a posted sign specifying that you must pay cash to get the Good Sam discount. I'm not sure if this is enforced during the spring and summer, when credit cards are accepted. When I pulled in, I went directly to the window and self registered. Then I went back and tried to connect. First of all, the park does not have cable TV. This was a surprise to me, for a park of this size. Over the antenna, you will basically get the networks with.... "ok" reception. Second, I had problems connecting to the pole (options were either 50 amp service or 20 amp service; if you have a 30 amp connector, you will need a 30/50 adaptor). I tried connecting to the 50 amp, I could not get it to work. Then, I tried connecting to the 20 amp, and discovered the plug-in had been installed upside down. This created problems because the cord was "bent back" when I closed the cover to the electrical connections. So, I fiddled with the 50 amp again, and I finally got a connection. I had to turn it off and on many times to "reset" it. Lesson learned: "Don't ‘self register' until you are assured that your connections are functional!" I thought of changing sites, but figured it would cause a problem at that point (since I had already registered). If you use this park during their "off-season" time, it's good only for an overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our overnight stop at this park. Very nice amenities. The pool and hot tubs were sparkling, the bathrooms, showers and laundry facilities were very clean. The park was spacious enough to give our dogs a nice walk about. We would definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed overnight due to the time of day and a long drive. Unfortunately, it wasn't a good choice. The rate was steep for a site with only electric and nothing else. The washrooms were dirty and showers required an additional set of quarters. The manager was the antithesis of helpful. We will drive into the night to avoid the Willows Trailer Village in future. We didn't find out what the hair lady was like. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were forced to stay in Moses Lake due to coach damage and repairs. This park is not listed in TL but has signs on the highway; it's the closest RV park to town - 2 miles south of I-90. From the office building, it was obviously once a KOA. The way back section is nice mobile homes; there are quite a few long-long-term residents scattered on the outer edge, but pretty well kept up. The huge trees were trimmed this week & some taken out. The owner's wife has a beauty shop in the office. Parking is all on grass but the interior roads are good pavement. No recreation & not too attractive from the road, but we were okay and our satellites worked. Some of the sites are shady. Recent additions include 50 amp hookups (but only the 30 amp are available without him unlocking them.) Most hookups are side by side. We'd stay here again - but only if we could think of any reason in the world to come to Moses Lake... We camped here in a Motorhome.