It is a lovely park amidst the trees. There are just a few RV sites, pretty close together, although it was not full while we were there. We recommend calling ahead, since it's such a small place. There are wonderful and friendly hosts who gave us good information about Mount Rainier. The park entrance is five minutes away. There are some restaurants in the area, but I recommend you stock up on food in Morton (SW) or Parkland (NE). We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The owners, Craig and Joan, are wonderful, friendly, helpful hosts. Good Wi-Fi connection available on the patio near the office, but not at the individual sites. Mounthaven is less than two miles from the entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. So if that's your destination, this is a GREAT location! Negatives: No cell phone reception. No cable TV. No way to get satellite. All gravel/dirt sites. 30 amp service only. Be aware of mosquito's and biting flies. The nightly rate is a bit high, but you're paying for location, not amenities. We'd stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The RV park is about a mile from the entrance to Mt Rainier Park. It has multiple cabins and RV sites surrounding the cabins. It has the feel of a campground with dirt sites, fire rings, lots of shade and even resident deer. Don't let the narrow entry bridge worry you -- the sites are plenty big and easy to maneuver. The owners were onsite managing and very friendly. We stayed four nights and went into Rainier Park every day. It's the closest RV park to the Park and provides great access to the Paradise Inn area. We loved it and would come back. We camped here in a Motorhome.