Delightful place in a beautiful area of Washington that is often neglected by tourists. Nice campground just on the north shore of Soap Lake, a famous mineral lake in earlier years, now not well known outside the area. The campground has recently been upgraded a bit under the new owners and is open to the general public. Very friendly and helpful staff and nice gravel pull in camping spots, many with trees and a bit of grass. Enjoy the lake and use this as a jumping off point to see a unique and beautiful part of Washington with drives up to Grand Coulee Dam and the surrounding area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is large and many sites have trees for shade. I was able to get satellite TV. Sites are gravel/dirt pads and mostly level but some on the caravan had issues with leveling. Park is an older one but buildings have received some recent care. Staff was very nice and had good local information. Beware: There are tire spikes on the exit and one RV came in the wrong way. Stay on the right side entry road! He went past a warning sign and blew three tires. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has recently changed hands, and is now open to the public. The new owners have upgraded several things, including new roofs on most of the buildings, topped all the trees, up-graded some of the electrical, and improved the Wifi, which is available to most of the sites. Several of the sites are rented to long term renters, and some of them look like they have been occupied for months. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice, clean park with friendly, courteous staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good park, friendly staff. Electrical could use some updating. First two lake front rows do not have sewer hookups, but there is a dump station. Part of the C to C network so price reflected is what we paid. We do our 2 visits per year and enjoy it each time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Private membership park, Western Horzion Resort. Older park, narrow sites, but triple slides will fit, most sites under trees. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We chose to have a campsite looking over the lake even tho that meant that we didn't have a sewer hookup. The personnel here were friendly and helpful. There is a bus that comes by Friday and Saturday evening to take interested persons to Grand Coulee Dam's laser light show ($2 per person). That was definitely worth the money. Campsites are shaded and grassy; the roads are all paved; it's a well-kept park. This is a Western Horizons Park that we stayed at through RPI. We enjoyed the area and will probably return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.