The staff was very friendly and will give any directions you would like to have. The park is clean but very small dog area. The park is very close to freeway access to Vancouver and Portland. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate is Passport America. We stayed here to visit relatives and it was a very handy location. Easy on and off the freeways. There is a shopping center within walking distance. It seemed that the overnight sites are very new. We enjoyed our stay and will be back when visiting. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate shown Passport America discount tax included. Site was a level gravel pull-through. Most sites were occupied by permanent residents with around 10 sites for overnighters. Utilities worked fine. No cable TV, but around 30 channels off the antenna. Wi-Fi worked most of the time, but slowed down occasionally due to lack of bandwidth. Clean laundry. One of my washers had a loud noise, but it got the job done. Due to location and value, I would return here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here on a Passport America rate. Very, very nice staff. Easy access off Interstate 5. Gravel sites, we had a pull through. Wi-Fi service excellent, used our digital antenna for TV and had great reception. A nice park for an overnight stay. We were here 2 days. Okay for double slides, room on either side without being too close to neighbor. As we are right off the Interstate, there is some traffic noise, however there is a cement wall on the Interstate side which buffers most of the sound. Very clean restrooms, laundry room. Well kept park. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

As an overnight stay with good water pressure, good 50 amp power, free WI-FI, lots of over the air TV, it certainly looks after all of our needs. The office staff was very friendly and replied to my email promptly. We had a nice fairly level pull through site which allows us to not unhook. We certainly will stay here again on our way south. The rate we payed was using Passport America. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good park for a one or two day layover. Electrical and water pressure good and sites are level, dirt/gravel. The interior roads are asphalt paved in good repair. Easy access to and from I-5 and only minimal freeway noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were here for a short visit last summer. We came back to finish checking out the area. They put us in the very same space as we’d had the previous year. Kind of nice! They have a lot of long term visitors throughout the park (100+ sites) and only a few (about 10) open for short term use. There were 2 sites in our section that really are just parking spots. They seem to hold these for 1-night pull-throughs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had a nice pull through site with a good size patch of real grass. The park is clean and the staff are very nice and helpful. It is only two blocks to Safeway, Walgreen's, other stores and restaurants. Easy access to both freeways making it easy to get to points of interest and major shopping. Quiet despite the proximity to major highways. As good as the daily rate is, we stayed with Passport America for half that. Verizon and Bell ExpressVu both work well. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a quick overnight on our way down I-5, so can't comment on much. The staff were very friendly and helpful getting our reservation set up for very late arrival. The internet was not working that night, possibly due to the bad weather. It was working fine the following morning. Despite being off season and foul weather, the campground was nearly full. The excellent price reflects CC USA discount. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park, had lots of pull-through sites that are flat and wide. This park is situated in the center of busy retail centers. Grocery stores, restaurants, etc. are within easy walking distance. The local hospital is less than a mile away. We needed to leave early due to medical issues and the staff was very helpful in getting our mail re-directed to our next location. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The best part of this park is the $21.00 per night charge. That is about what it is worth. Very basic gravel pads, not particularly level, mostly full timers, no amenities or scenery to speak of. No cable TV. This is one of those parks where you set up your rig, go inside and stay, as there is absolutely nothing appealing about your setting. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

After reading a lot of reviews about campgrounds available in the Vancouver, WA / Portland, OR area, we decided to give this park a try while visiting a friend in Portland. This is an older, no frills park. There were a lot of permanent residents, but the large majority of the units were well kept. This park is easy to get to from I-5 and is surprisingly quiet for being so near major highways. There is a Safeway within walking distance and many other shopping centers within a short drive. It's about a 20 minute drive into downtown Portland. The lady in the office was very nice. Our site was large and easy to get in and out of. Wi-Fi is complimentary and worked well. If you want lots of bells and whistles and everything brand new this park will probably not appeal to you, but if you want a safe, clean, quiet spot to park then I would highly recommend this park. The rate I quote is with our Escapees membership discount. It's $21 with a Good Sam membership. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a place of beauty but for $24 a night, $12 if you have Passport America, $21 with Good Sam, you’ll get an easy-in and-out pull-thru with full hook-up. Close to I-5, yet just far enough away to suppress the road noise. Mostly back-ins, occupied by full-timers, the eight pull-thru’s seemed to be set aside for short term and over night folks. Wi-Fi a bit weak but what do you want for twelve bucks? We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a nice, clean, reasonably priced park. Very convenient access from both I-5 and I-205. The management was both friendly and helpful. The only drawback was the lack of amenities: no website, pool or other recreational activities. If there were more features, I would have rated a 10. We would absolutely stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A great place to stay and I will come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I phoned for reservation, very helpful and nice. Was surprised to find it very easy access from I-5, close to all the shopping we could want. Large, clean sites. Easy access. Very nice man at the check in. Am very impressed and really like this park. Wish we had known about it years ago. Will be here again. Surprised it isn't on this list, it is a great RV park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Clean, quiet park. Large sites. Pretty basic as to amenities, but adequate for a short stay. Certainly the price is right. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Although lacking a bit in charm, this park is well located near I-205 in the north-central part of town. Mostly paved, there is little grass with most spaces separated with rock-filled strips. Wooden board fences also divide the spaces. About 85% of the spaces are long term. The current manager has been on the job a few months, and was quite pleasant and helpful (directing us to restaurants, etc.) Not much within walking distance, but several restaurants are a short drive. "Snooty" attitude remarked on in other comments did not seem present, though when we called for a reservation, we were asked the year of our RV. (This occurred with several other RV parks on this trip -- a more frequent experience than in the past.) We can't really call this "kid friendly" -- kids are welcome, but there's no real facilities for them -- no pool or playground. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have a converted coach. It is a clean highway coach. Unfortunately it is a converted 1954 GMC PD4104 highway coach. We were turned away, for a 15 hour overnight stop. Too old!!! Cost is an estimate as we didn't get to that point. Coach owners beware!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This sized park is overpriced without any amenities. Site 92 is not a big rig site as mentioned by previous writer. Manager is frustrated by this also but she is very nice. Obviously owner wants to milk RV'ers for their money. The TV cable is inadequate, the Wi-Fi is pay for each day. The park feels very cramped. I checked that Wi-Fi was NOT available as you have to sign up and pay the daily rate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wasn't expecting the small sites when they advertised 'big rigs welcome' and we're only 40 ft. Sites are hard to get into as they were laid out many years ago when rigs were smaller and narrower. No room for our Jeep in the site. Park is located behind the Toyota Dealer and close enough to I-205 to have to listen to all the traffic. Would not stay here again and will not recommend to anyone else. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly lady in the office to take my payment. This park is not for those who want a lot of outdoor scenery, as it is in the city of Vancouver not far from the Vancouver Westfield Mall, and is across the street from a Toyota dealership. However, you get the sense that it is a well run operation, with great restrooms and showers and a generally clean appearance overall. No recreation room or anything like that, just a place to camp. I was pleasantly surprised that it was plenty quiet enough to get a good night's sleep despite its urban location. Will stay there again if the opportunity arises. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

We have friends in Vancouver and have very happily stayed here for a week at least once each summer for the last three years and have managed nicely in the old REALLY narrow spots. Things appear to have changed due to a recent change in management? When I called to make my reservation I asked for one of the "new" nice big sites since we are 40-ft with three slides and towing. No problem, we could have site 92. DO NOT let them give you this site and then charge you the extra $10 for it. The other new sites are well worth the extra money, wide with a patch of grass and a concrete parking pad for your toad. This site appears to have been an afterthought when the new ones were built. It is so narrow that, even though our tires were as far to the left as we could go on the concrete, we could not open our awning without hitting the rig on our right, which was parked at least three feet away from the left edge of their pad. The old sites are more convenient. Management appears to be making up new rules as they go along. The printed rules do not state anything about it but we were told no rig washing. The rules state no smoking in the buildings (perfectly normal) but my husband was told that he could not smoke outside our rig, that he had to walk over to the DOG WALK (practically off the property). This is a nice park, but used to be nicer and friendlier. Everything is clean. Wi-Fi is $5 per day, but my AT&T air card works well here. We will continue to use this park because it is convenient to our friends but we won't be as enthusiastic about it as we used to be and our visits will be shorter. Be aware they take no credit cards, but will gladly take a personal check, so check in is easy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose this park because of it’s location to the city as I had business to attend to: great location close to everything. Good staff and nice facilities. Definitely not an “RV Resort,” but if you are looking for a spot close to town for a while I would suggest this park. It is right in the middle of some commercial businesses and construction so at times it was a bit noisy, but the construction looks like it’s about completed. BEWARE: parking for a Class-A 40-footer with four slides is extremely tight unless you get one of about 4 spaces in the NEW section of the park. I was in the older section which is much smaller and scratched the side of the MH on a useless tree and then spent the whole time hooking up tripping over useless scrubs in the hookup area, then couldn’t get into any basement compartments on the driver side because of a useless decorative fence, and barely had room to park our tow car. But over all I was really happy with this park as it suited my needs perfectly. After all, I am responsible for getting so close to the tree that I scratched the MH. Maximum Verizon and AT&T cell signal, strong water pressure, and an overall clean and well maintained park. They have pay-for Wi-Fi and I see remote antennas through out the park but I didn’t try it because the signal on my Verizon air cards was so strong. BEWARE: no security at all, totally open to strangers walking into the park in the middle of the night, no fencing at all, but this seems to be a very safe area with no problems. Wonderful blackberry patch next door, so time for some homemade cobbler! You can get your mail forwarded here and they even call you each mail arrives for you. Not an RV Resort but get a large spot in the new section and you’re good to go. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

After reading past reviews, this does not look like the same park. It is indeed clean, however I can't agree with other comments. The staff was neither friendly or helpful to start with. The sites are neither "long" or "wide", but the other extreme. I have a 34 fifth and the streets are so narrow it is impossible to back into the site. I have only about 4 feet between the street and 6" to the rig behind me. To get the truck into the site as well, it is 6" from the passenger side and I have to open the drivers door and back it up to the front of the 5th wheel, get out and crawl under the goose neck to get to the camper door because of the fences on either side of the site. If you can't get the truck on the small site, you are told to "park on the street" ( a busy city street ) or pay an additional fee of at least $ 5.00 per night ( if available ). The slides stick 12" into the site next to me. I was lucky when I arrived and was able to pull through the site behind me. They have some bigger sites, classified as "premium" that you could park a tow vehicle on but they never tell you that when making reservations. If you are towing a fiver longer than about 26 feet, be prepared. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Office staff very helpful at check-in. They only accept cash and checks - no credit or debit cards. The sites are good sized and hookups are easy to access. The bathrooms and laundry are clean and well-maintained. This is a great park if you don't need amenities. They have a dog area with trash for waste disposal. Close to the freeway and shopping. We stayed 6 days and would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice clean park with easy access on and off the I-5. Has large level sites, very nice staff and clean washrooms. Definitely not a resort type park. In a very industrial area but great for an overnight stay on route to somewhere else. Nightly rate is with Good Sam Discount. WiFi was a little pricey at $4.95 a day. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We were here for almost 2 months, so the nightly rate reflects the monthly rate. The staff was exceptional: very friendly, helpful and totally accommodating. Everything was always clean and trash picked up. Convenient location. Some long term people, but well kept up. We will definitely return to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

It's all that the other reviewers have said it is, except that I wouldn't know about the office people. I rolled in at 5:02 and the office closed at 5 and there was no-one in sight. The system for self-registration was simple and the open sites were marked. Nice level sites, but short and I had to unhook as my TV was 5 feet in the street. I'm 55 feet overall. As I was leaving early, this was an inconvenience. The only sites long enough were the $50 premium sites. Full of full-timers as there is a lot of construction in the area, but all were neat and clean. I would stay there again if it were necessary. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very quiet and very clean park. Ideal location for Clark County. One of the quietest parks we have stayed: no train, no major road noise and no airport noise. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Immaculate park! Sites in newer section were paved, wide and neat as a pin. Restrooms and showers were large and spotless, there is a continental breakfast offered on the weekend with quite a selection of goodies. The personnel were friendly and helpful. We don't normally stay at an "in town" park, but this was was exceptional. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Neat and clean park, all sites are cement. Rather small sites, no picnic tables. Somewhat odd power hookup placement restricts where you can park - we had only 2' of play given power, water and sewer hookups. Staff was helpful and friendly, and we could see maintenance being done on the park. WiFi access is paid, but was reasonable ($22 for a week for two computers) and very solid. RV dealer across the street has propane and offers 10% discount to park guests. The 'park' mentioned as being across the street in previous reviews is now a construction site - for what is not clear. But they start work at 7:30 sharp. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

From the moment we rolled into this park, we felt welcome. It is also very, very well kept. The restrooms, showers and laundry room are worthy of an upscale hotel. The sites are level, staff SO friendly and helpful. There is a beautiful park right across the street for dog walking, running, or walking. They have a continental breakfast with a large variety of pastries. We stayed in a deluxe site, so the price I listed reflects the higher rate. There is an RV sales and service center next door (just in case). I would highly recommend this park. Friends of Bill W.: the meetings are excellent. Check out the Lighthouse club. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for 3 months while helping my parents for the summer. Great location to get around the Portland area, right off the 205 freeway. The park is kept real clean. Our site had grass so it was nice for the dogs. The older sites are tight and no grass. This place has the cleanest restrooms and laundry rooms we've ever come across. Just up the street is a wonderful 33 acre park for walking the dogs. The couple that run the place are so friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the cleanest, well designed restrooms and showers. Concrete pads with full services. Convenient to I-205. Nice clubhouse with free coffee in the morning and continental on weekends (did not try). Cash and check ONLY for payment. Wifi not working when we tried it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great RV park close to Vancouver. Sparkling facilities; pleasant, welcoming staff. Breakfast bar in the AM. Paved sites. Great for an overnight or two. A little hard to find, more signage would be helpful. Close enough to visit Vancouver AND Portland -- about 40 minutes away. Modern facilities, nice place to stay. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Nice overnight especially if you like to shop. Lots of retail close by. Spaces are a little tight. Would stop again to spend one or two days and shop but not long term, more comfortable parks outside Portland. Friendly staff. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Sites were tight, our motorhome is 39 feet with a slide on each side and we were edge to edge with no place to park our toad except in a auxiliary parking area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Ok for short stay only. Concrete parking lot with small, narrow spaces, no grass. Noisy, overpriced for no amenities. In commercial area next to auto and rv dealer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites are too close, no credit cards, no shade, many sites unlevel, in a commercial area. Couldn't find anything any better in the area but it is still a 4 out of 10 for me. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campground is in a commercial area of town and difficult to find. The loud speakers from the adjacent car dealerships can be annoying. The campground is basically a concrete parking lot with a small fence and short shrubs between each sight. Still it is clean and the staff were very helpful. There is a giant shopping mall close by if you like that sort of thing. It's OK for a stop over or a few days. It's not a place to spend your vacation unless you only plan to sleep here and go elsewhere for entertainment. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This RV park has very small spaces. The management staff is hard to find and get a hold of. Once you find them, they are not nice. Other people around us also complained about the people that are there running the park. (I believe they are the owners). I have a problem with having to pay $5.95 per day for Wi-Fi. When you call, they say they have Wi-Fi. They don't mention that you have to pay additional for it. I have stayed there 2 times and will not return. I would have given it higher mark, except the managements attitude brought it down. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Price reflects a weekly rate. Park is very clean and neat, and easy to access. Once inside the park, the roads are narrow asphalt and the pads are concrete, very narrow. Rained heavily while we were here, and the place remained pristine. The lower level pull-throughs are not long enough to stay hooked up and still reach the hookups, but we were in site #67 for a week, so we simply parked the Jeep directly in front of the RV. WiFi exists, but is a pay online to the WiFi vendor (such as TengoInternet). Please note that the office would not take credit or debit cards, cash or checks only. Nothing fancy, but clean, safe, quiet and convenient. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We tried to reach this park of I-5, poor signage (like none) caused us to miss the park. We called and received good directions. We were assigned space #176, which was a short space so we were to park in the space next to us (which was even shorter), but someone else was parked there. I parked a space over, not much of an inconvenience since the spaces were not much larger then a regular parking space. The concrete pad was clean and level. The bathrooms and showers were clean. The park was clean, packs the RVs in close and has a lot of monthly residents, which were friendly and their units well kept. We spent one night and would return because the facilities were clean and well kept clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nothing fancy just a nice, clean, easy to access overnight stop. We had a pull through, which worked well for us. The bathrooms were perfectly acceptable. No highway or train noise. This is not a resort it's just a great place to stop for the night. I gave it an "8" because it delivered exactly what it promised. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here for one night on the way to Portland and it was just what I needed for a run into and out of Portland in the morning. The sites are a tad bit short for you to remain hooked up, but then I'm 55 feet overall. It is a tad bit tight and there are a lot of full timers here, but they were friendly. Lot's of fast food places nearby and it's easy on and off the freeway. Would stay here again if needed. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate is based on weekly rate. Narrow asphalt roads and very narrow concrete sites. Our site was in the upper section and we had to get one neighbor to move there vehicle and another to retract their awning, which hung out over our pad in order to pull in. Strange water hookup in a recessed box. We were here because of a service appointment at a nearby specialty RV repair shop. Would not stay here again unless under the same circumstances, and then would make sure to get one the sites located across from the office. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Rate quoted is nightly with GS discount. This is a very clean park, restrooms were like new (on the upper CG at least). Friendly managers, good location, shopping and food close by. Deluxe spaces "up top" have a nice grass area in front and extra parking. They have back in and back to back parking as well as pull through. There is no playground or bicycle riding in the park which is why I wouldn't call it "kid friendly". There are a a lot (70 % ?) long term residents but they have very nice rigs and are probably just working in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice, clean park with a friendly staff. No wi-fi and extremely limited channel line-up on cable TV. Lots of long-term and perm residents. They had the sense to get satellite dishes. We use this as a pit stop or while having customizations done to the coach at the nearby RV interiors store. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Staff very friendly and helpful. Park is clean, neat and very well kept up. Sites level with some grass and trees. A few long timers but neat sites, a very nice mix of people and very pleasant. We definitely will come back as we were made to feel very welcome and that's unusual today. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Quiet, clean park with many nice sites, but the pull through we were assigned (155) was not long enough to accommodate our 40' motorhome with tow car attached so it was necessary to unhook. Also, to pull into the site we had to cut the corner of the adjacent site, scraping against a hedge and scratching the bay doors. Sites in the 153-166 row are hard to access with a big rig. We did enjoy the weekend complimentary continental breakfast and strawberry shortcake social in the nice clubhouse. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An older RV Park with smaller spaces and tight turns. Very nice landscaping and very nice people. Not really good for big rigs. No wi-fi at this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.