This is a great little park hidden along the Pend O'Reille River. The managers were very helpful, kind and friendly. The best spots are down on the river bank overlooking the Pend O'Reille. The morning sunrise is absolutely wonderful. Other sites in the park are on a hillside which gives everyone a different view of the surrounding area. This park is rather old and has gravel but with such a good crew working there you don't mind the dust. We will definitely stay again, hopefully for longer next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park. Friendly staff, clean washrooms, within walking distance of downtown Newport, free Wi-Fi. We stayed under ROD and will stay again when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here under Resorts of Distinction and thoroughly enjoyed the park and the area. Many sites have wooden decks with great views of the Pend Oreille River. Staff very friendly and helpful. We wanted to stay longer, but the holiday weekend prevented us doing so. We will stay here again when in this area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our stay here was on an ROD reservation. The only extra cost was for cable TV ($1 per day). This is a very nice park in a great setting. It is VERY convenient to both Newport, WA and Oldtown, ID. In fact, we think the state line ran through the center of our 5th wheel. McDonalds and a Safeway (with diesel fuel) were within walking distance from the park (only a few hundred feet). We were assigned site 4 about 30 feet above and overlooking the Pend Oreille (pronounced "ponderay") River with tall pine trees between our unit and the river. The campground has river front access with a boat launch and docks. We used an inflatable kayak in the river and had little trouble paddling up stream. The host was very nice and accommodating. Newport is centrally located for day trips to some very scenic areas in northeast Washington, northern Idaho and British Columbia, Canada. Don't miss Priest Lake and Coeur d'Alene Lake both in Idaho about 30 to 40 miles away. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice park. Our space was up at the top in a bare "pie-shaped" area. With no other rigs near us it was great, but when full, the "pie-shaped" area had all the rig front ends almost touching and barely enough room to put down the awning. There are a lot of trees and access to a large river. We had some business in Spokane which is about an hour away. This park is OK for a short stay. We might stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Love coming to Old American. Staff is friendly, great and helpful. Park is very clean and quiet. Always look forward to coming back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has great sites along the river and is pet friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

An older, but nice campground. There is a River view from some sites. K&M, C2C, RPI, ROD etc park. The Wifi was weak at site, but we had good Verizon cell and air card reception. We had a 50 amp full hook up for $10 Resorts Park International rate. Sites are mostly back in, and a little tight. There is very nice staff in park. There is no noise from highway or town, and it is walking distance into town. It is a nice little town to check out. They have a hot tub, pot lucks and weekend breakfasts. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access from RT 2 at the ID/WA border. The host was very helpful about the park and the area. The spots are narrow and most are back-in spots. Nice quiet park along river with no noise from highway or town. Some spots are on a hill away from river. WI-FI was poor. Our Dish and Verizon worked very well. They had a hot tub , pot lucks and weekend breakfasts. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a rather strange park. It has a public road running through it and it seems that it was much larger at some time in the past. Many of the old sites have been abandoned and are now unusable. Further, Thousand Trails franchised about half the remaining sites to KOA so the rangers are working for both, but they are all quite friendly and helpful. Most of the roads and many sites have been recently graveled and are in good condition. However, there are only water and 30amp electricity available in the TTN sites, no sewers. The Verizon cell phone and air card service is quite good and while there are many trees there are a number of sites that are satellite friendly. Little Diamond Lake is some 32 acres and has paddle boats available but we did not try them. There are many ball fields available and a very nice pool and spa. A real plus here is the quiet and solitude, there are no freeways, airports or trains to disturb you: makes for a relaxed stay. Since this is a TTN Preserve there is no charge for members, the KOA sites have their own set of charges. We camped here in a Motorhome.