Very nice new park. Clean and well maintained. Park workers very friendly and accommodating. The location isn't terribly convenient for overnighters, but worth the extra 7 or so miles off of the interstate, as its an easy drive on a bypass around Richland to get there. Park seems to work well for both families and non-families. Lots of great activities for kids; super pool, very good swingset, and nice sand volleyball area. General store is well equipped and a great place to get your morning coffee. If you are not in need of a pull-thru, note that the back-in sites are both larger and nicer in that they have a concrete pad. The pull-thrus are plenty long, but the slide of my neighbor is less than 10' from my RV. Not an issue if you are just passing through, but if you want to make a weekend out of it, it would be worth the effort to back in and have a nicer outside living space. In a few short years, when the trees grow enough to provide shade, this will be a destination park. If you are not familiar with this area, summers can easily see high 90s and above, so shade is pretty important. After experiencing this wonderful park, I expect to drive 160 miles from Spokane for a weekend visit fairly regularly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at this resort before. They have all of the amenities, all level, paved sites, and good, efficient staff. We will stay here in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a new park and exceptionally clean and comfortable. The men in the office/store were very helpful and courteous. The information they provided was very nice to have. The pool and common areas were great. This park will become a 10 as the trees mature and grow. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wright's Desert Gold is one of the oldest RV Parks in the Tri-Cities area. It has very clean restrooms, mature shade trees and well stocked store. The staff is friendly and helpful. It is centrally located in the Tri-Cities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the worst campground we have ever stayed at. It is primarly a motel and trailer court, with spaces for overnighters as an after thought. The hookups are shared [side to side] which means you and your neighbors door are across from each others. With the site width being 15 feet, this makes for very close quarters. Add in a slide out or two and you get the picture. How Trailer Life and Woodall's could give this an average rating raises the question about ad money buying a good rating. We camped here in a camper.