We didn't stay here but drove in to check it out. There are a few transient sites, some of which would accommodate a moderately big rig (backed in). Anything over 38' would be iffy. There are only 2 pull-through sites. The park is close to the highway so there is some road noise. It was clean and well-cared for but didn't look very secure. There are two separate entrances, only one of which can be seen from the office (which was locked and empty in the middle of the afternoon). The park is next to an industrial area and was deserted when we visited. I think most of the residents work in Seattle. We couldn't check out the restrooms/showers because they required a code. This park is about 5 miles closer to Seattle than the other park in the neighborhood (Blue Sky RV Park). It looked like there was a nice paved walking/biking trail next to the park and it appeared that satellite reception would be OK from most of the sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Convenient to Seattle. Make sure you make a reservation. They have lots of monthlies and not many nightly spaces. Nice park though. We lucked up and got a shady spot. Wifi is good. Cable is good. But a bit pricey. Seems the norm for this area though. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Clean park with black top paved roads and sites. Sites are tight but slides will be OK. Shaded sites are rare. Wireless worked very well. Would have a higher score except for the price and the constant noise day and night from Interstate 90. We camped here in a Motorhome.