One of those places that's good enough to spend a night at but certainly not a destination type park. Set in an industrial part of town with barbed wire around a good portion of the fencing was fairly appropriate looking for the neighborhood. Had some nice trees, site was level. Fair number of long term residents though seemed that they were mostly around the far side of the fence. Park could be best described as tired and in need of a major make over though managers look to be trying to keep it as clean as they can. Would only stay here agains as an absolute last resort. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I thought that this was a very clean cg and would probably stay here again .Huge shade trees,nice clean pool and spas,game room,nice smaller meeting room and quiet library.Showers and laundry exceptionally clean. About 1/2 of the sites are seasonal,but are very neat..I agree about the way that the sites are set up as I had a car parked across from the back of my long pull-thru and a tree on the left as I came in and it did make it a little hard.. There are some small pull-thrus and long ones also.. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This RV park is clean enough, but there is NO security evident. Over priced, but they know that they can get it. We will stay in the State Park for much more (including a security gate) for much less. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A Very Nice Park with Jacuzzi-Indoor Pool and BBQ Area. Close to Shopping and Restaurants. The staff was very nice and polite. You will have all 4 seasons here, I prefer visiting there in Spring and Fall as it is hot during July and August and cold during the Winter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older, outdated park with rates that are too high for the quality you get. The park is surrounded by apartments, commercial establishments, and city streets. RV spaces are ok, but if the park were highly occupied, it would be difficult to deal with a big rig. The park is fairly well maintained, but the water in the indoor pool and jacuzzi seemed cloudy. We had electrical outages both days we were there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has very narrow sites. Roads are mostly un-paved and very dusty. Too many full time residents with cars coming and going all hours of the day and night. Lakes are nasty with ducks everywhere along with feathers and droppings. Watch out where you step. You have to pick up after your pets but the owners think duck poop is OK. Complain to the owners and they act as if they don't know what you are talking about. Save your money, don't go to this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very narrow sites, hazardous to your RV. Hornets nests in electrical boxes. Everything closes down at 8:00PM, nothing for the kids to do after that. Traffic going in and out all night long as is also a trailer park. Kicked everyone out of pool during storm and never reopened pool afterwards till next morning. Wildlife(skunk) roaming park - very smelly. Would not ever go back to this park - don't waste your money!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I reserved way back in January for May and was disappointed that we were put in a site that was actually too small for our rig just because the park was very busy that weekend with kids soccer tournaments. Other than that the park was just ok, sites all grass or dirt, close together. No cable or internet. A little pricey for what you got. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Every fall (prior to the purchased of our trailer) we would go in with a group of friends and stay in a few of the two room "Kamping Kabins". Then for the next couple of days we would all tour the Yakima Wine Country. The showers located proximal to the "Kamping Kabins" would usually be locked up for the upcoming winter temperatures, but that was fine, we would just use the main restroom/shower area which was clean and tidy. The mornings were so crisp and bright. I would take a warm comfy shower and then scurry back to the "Kamping Kabins" in the crisp morning air as the steam rose from my wet hair to get ready for a wonderful day touring and tasting wine from the nearby Yakima Wineries. In the evening we would always have a fire in the fire pits in front of the "Kamping Kabins" which were located near the shore of the lake. The fire would reflect in the water of the lake and it was absolutely mesmerizing with its contrasting warmth to the cold night air. I was soon nodding off in no time and sleeping in one of the comfy beds in the "Kamping Kabin". The owners always made sure that we had portable electric radiators for heat in the "Kamping Kabins" for the cold fall nights and I can honestly say that we have very fond memories from staying here and would gladly stay here again. The park is clean, and whimsical. Especially with the permanent man fishing in his boat in the lake. I love all the spider webs that fisherman has strung all around him and the sign as you leave that reminds you to check to see if you have everything, including "your wife". :) We camped here in a Campground Cabin.

This is a different kind of review because we chose not to stay here once we arrived but because the only other reviewer gave this place a 10 we thought it was necessary to post an opposing view. We called ahead but only got a recording. Upon arrival, Saturday around noon, we found the office and store locked with a note saying check-in was only between 9-11 or 4-6. We looked around the park for available sites, park was mostly empty, and found most of the sites to be unlevel and covered with leaves. The ponds were full of scum and the river access, if there is any, is heavily overgrown. Definitely not a 10 in our book. Try Sportsmans State Park around the corner. Much better choice. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean restrooms, very clean! Friendly staff escorted me to my site and helped me back into my site, other sites were pull through, but this one was waterfront so it was not. A great KOA! We camped here in a camper.

For an RV park so close to town, you tend to forget it’s there. There’s a nice paved nature trail on the North end. (albeit a short one). A longer and more wild trail is to the South end, and somewhat follows the Yakima River. The RV sites are a bit close together, and maneuvering a large 40’ motorhome is somewhat challenging. The campsites are spread out between sections. The bathrooms are always nice and clean. The park has a lot of open grassy areas to walk around in, and are well maintained. There’s a large flock of ducks and geese to feed, and they’re tame enough to stand right at your feet as they squawk for handouts. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here for two days during the off season. The park was very clean and well maintained but the restrooms were closed for the season. All sites are now outfitted with 50 amp service along with water and sewer. It was fall and the colors were beautiful and the weather was great. The park rangers stopped and visited with us for a while as did the camp host. It was a wonderful stay and we will camp there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

July, 2003. Around 102 degrees. Many mosquitos, be prepared. Hookup sites are quite open. Pull through sites are very close together. Very grassy park with large trees. Stream runs through park (mainly in the tent area). Quiet. Great day-use area with lots of green grass & huge beautiful trees. Nice play equipment. Group BBQ area with picnic shelter. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.