We stayed here one week. Very nice staff. Paved interior roads. Friendly spot. Close to Seattle for day trips. Be sure to see Snoqualmie Falls and then the small town of Snoqualmie and visit the train museum..Good Wi-Fi at the site. Would return here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located just outside of Seattle Center off of I-90. The park is beautiful,very clean and quiet. The sites are not overly large but were easy to maneuver. We stayed here for six nights and were into Seattle every day in less that 35 minutes with not a lot of traffic. The staff working were very kind and helpful and the greenery and flowers around the park are beautiful. Great place that we will stay at again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park is terraced on a hillside. We were in the back row which seemed to have larger sites than those below. We had no problem maneuvering in our 43 foot motorhome. Nice setting and close to Issaquah and Seattle. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is terraced on the side of a hill, with lots of tall trees. Well maintained, paved roads, and adequate room to maneuver for big rigs. Our aircard worked fine. Restrooms, showers, and laundry all clean and nice. Very small rec room with treadmill and library. Office only open a few hours in the morning and late afternoon. The $35 charge includes tax. I have stayed here before, and will stay again when in the area. Convenient, quiet, location, only 5 miles or so from Issaquah, and easy access to Seattle area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Our site, 19, was great and worthy of a 10. But most other sites seemed a little cramped, thus the overall 8 rating. Campground was clean, lots of trees, grass where there was space, sites paved. Great cable TV. No Wi-Fi but our Verizon broadband hot spot worked in the mornings, not evenings?? No fire rings. Close to I-90 but very quiet. Definitely a "go back to campground". We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very pretty park with lots of trees. Hilly with some dip areas, but not too bad. Lots of permanent or seasonal residents, but a well kept park. Laundry facilities were excellent. There is also an in-park RV service repair guy who doesn't charge for service calls within the park. He was very helpful for a propane leak detector that malfunctioned while we were there. Park owner was very helpful and friendly. It is quiet and secluded, but within 10 minutes of major shopping and about 20 minutes from downtown Seattle. We camped here for 12 days and would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites were tight. Park well maintained. Must walk dogs off site and the only off site was a path through the woods. Which was fine until my neigbor told me about the bears and cougars! Mostly permanents. Landscape very hilly and difficult to walk. Friendly staff. No WiFi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at Blue Sky RV Park for four nights, using it as a base for Seattle area exploration. This park is very clean and quiet. Great hosts. Good cable TV, good cell signal, no Wi-Fi. The roads are all paved and wide enough for big rigs. It feels like you are deep in the woods here, but in three minutes you are on a 70 MPH Interstate Hwy. About 25 minutes to downtown Seattle, 35 to the Boeing plant near Everett. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Arrived here in January and stayed six months. Park is clean and friendly. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is not our favorite park, but, for the most part, it met our needs. We were in the area to attend Geowoodstock and this location was a prime consideration for us. The park is clean, well-maintained and quiet, in spite of the large number of long-term/seasonal folks. The laundry was spotless and in perfect working order. The park is very crowded with terraced sites very close together. The streets and sites are paved. With a little repositioning, we were able to get our satellite to connect through a gap in the trees, but that wouldn't be possible from all the sites. I wouldn't call it pet friendly...the rules stated that pets must be walked "off the property." No Wi-Fi either, but our Sprint MIFI worked well. The hosts were cordial and businesslike and largely invisible during the week we were there. I wouldn't make a point of coming back here unless, for some reason, I needed to be in Preston, WA. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Excellent park. Staff makes you feel welcome. Priced very nicely for the benefits. Full 50AMP hookups with satellite access sites. Stayed a week. Park clean, sites level and paved. Will return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The Blue Sky RV Park is located just minutes from I-90, but is so well protected by the trees, that you really don't hear the traffic. We were visiting family in the Seattle area for three days and found it very convenient to have such convenient access to I-90. The park appears to be mostly full time residents, with some sites for travelers. The sites were quite narrow, but adequate. There were several large dogs (labs) running loose, depositing their business wherever they chose. We had reserved a pull thru site (#40),and when we arrived, found our name on the board with the space #, but without directions on how to best enter it. We took the wrong driveway, and ended up backing our 36' fifth wheel into the spot. The driveways are a bit tight! We would probably choose to stay there again for a night when in the Seattle area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Many full-timers occupy the park and also many who return for the summer months. The sites are very tight and there is very little room for a couple of lawn chairs. The noise from the heavily traveled interstate adjacent to the park was buffered by the trees. I would have rated higher if internet had been available as I thought $35 was a steep price for the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

When I called to make reservations, I didn't have to provide a credit card number! This is great! The bad news is: the park doesn't take credit cards. Or participate in any discount programs. But on the good side, you can write a check! The prices, to me, were a bit high compared to other parks with similar amenities. (Price I am showing includes all taxes.) However, Preston is an unincorporated "bedroom community" to Seattle, and I believe the prices reflect this. There were a lot of full-timers in the park, in "middle of the road" RV's. Not fancy, but not really old models, either. The driving area through the park is a bit steep. To get to my assigned site, I had to go down a steep road, then turn a banked corner, and I felt like I was going to tip over! But on the good side, I got a pull-through site! Since the park is located on a steep grade, the spaces are terraced down the grade. If you like to walk, the steep grade hills will give you a good workout. The spaces are somewhat close together, but not too bad. (I have been in worse.) I was given a pretty long space. In my particular space, the hookups were in the center of the slot. If I pulled forward to get close to the hookups, my front would be sloping downward. To avoid the downward slope, I had to sit toward the back of the space, but use extra long cables and hoses. Oh well. There are lots of very tall pine trees to give you the feeling of being out in nature and out in the country. The rest room has a "handicap access" concrete ramp, but the concrete is a bit bumpy. Those in wheel chairs or "hoverounds" will have a rough ride to get to the restrooms. Laundry room has a good supply of washers and dryers for the park size. The shower/restroom building was clean. The park also features a small recreation room that has a great TV, a treadmill, and a good selection of books to read. There is a pay phone, but currently it's not working. There is a cute little fish pond with a bench where you can "sit a spell." The park does not have WiFi, but Verizon AirCard worked just fine. The owner is really very nice and helpful. This is a very relaxing park if you just want to "chill" for a few days. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here while on vacation to the pacific north west. This area served us fairly well as far as a 'Central location' though it really isn't close to anything. The park is small with about 75 percent of the rvers being permanent residents. They keep their sights pretty clean for the most part. They are adding some more sites at the bottom of the park. The sights are all terraced. There isn't much room between the sights especially if you have opposing slides. They frown on you walking dogs through the park so that was a negative for us. The laundry was very nice, new and clean. The bathrooms were also clean. Because they are not all that dog friendly (they want you to take your dog outside the park to walk it) we probably will not stay here again. Next time, maybe we will go with our original plan of going to 'Gig harbor'. Oh yes, Office staff hours are very limited and there is no wifi. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is heavily wooded with tall pines. You will almost certainly be in the shade. We were told our site would have Satellite reception (and it's the only site that might) but the DirecTV dish on our roof would only get a very weak signal that disappeared with any rain or mist. I couldn't get reception with an external dish either. The sites are relatively level and paved but all the park roads are at at least a 6% grade -- you're either going straight up or straight down. We had a pull though site but there's no way I could make the turn out of the site in my 36' rig (even without my toad) without a lot of backing up and tree-branch scraping. I ended up backing out and hooking up the toad outside the park. It's a quiet and beautiful park about 20 minutes from Seattle. If your rig's not too long and you don't need Wi-Fi or Satellite, it's a great park. Contrary to some earlier reviewer, there is no Wi-Fi at all in this park (as of August 2008). We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.

We stayed here for 10 nights. The park is immaculate thanks to the care and pride of the owner. The spaces are adequately wide. Because of the location it is very shady. The location is right off I-90 but with all the trees between the highway and the park you don't hear the traffic noise. The only down side is the office is closed most of the day however if the office is closed when you arrive your space number is easily noted on the blackboard at the office as you enter the park. We would stay here again as it is an easy commute to Seattle and places East of here. The staff is extremely helpful. They even recommended a boarding kennel for our dog. We recommend it but you must make reservations. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is nice for the ambience and being close to Seattle, Issaquah, and North Bend. Very clean, good management team, and the restrooms/showers are very clean. Maybe too many full-timers living here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very quiet mostly adult park on a terraced hillside with paved roads and sites close to Seattle and discount mall at North Bend. Owner cared for and pride in up keep shows. Is located on I-90 at exit 22 south side half mile up the hill on 302nd ave SE dead ends at park. Caution, do not go down hill at exit you will end up at Fall City 5 miles later We camped here in a Motorhome.