This is the best RV park we can find in the area. While the sites are small, at least there is grass, trees, and flowers. Love the fact they have bins for recycling. Showers, cable, and wi-fi were good. It's the price that is outrageous. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the park for you if: you enjoy being stuffed into a small site like a sardine, don't need much sleep and love the sound of freeway noise all day and night (as though you are parked on the freeway shoulder and not in an RV park); enjoy stepping out of your rig literally within 2 - 3 feet of your neighbor's sewer connection; like reaching out your window and touching your neighbor's awning; don't want to be bothered with having any space to sit outside your rig; get a thrill out of paying resort prices and getting far less quality; and like the scenic appeal of a quarry on your way to the park. On the bright side, the staff was cheerful and welcoming. We will not be back to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There aren't many parks in the Seattle area and this is the best. The good: friendly and helpful personnel, clean bathrooms, good access to highway (though the highway noise was pretty bad), shopping near, convenient to Seattle. The so-so: sites were pretty narrow, cable was OK but didn't have a lot of channels and Wi-Fi was hard to get on at times. There were only two pull-throughs and the park fills up fast, so make your reservations early. Laundry was clean, but washers only fill up part-way. For $2 a load, I expect a full water level. A lot of the sites aren't long enough to keep your vehicle at the site...there are assigned parking spaces for your vehicle. On the whole, this was a good park and certainly the best you can do in the area. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

There are few parks in this area. We found the park adequate given the daily rate. WiFi and cable TV worked fine. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Neat & well maintained campground. Sites are tight & only a few can take a 40+ ft. motorhome. Mostly back-in. Near major road so easy on/off, but noisy. Utilities worked well including wi-fi & cable. Laundry was clean, but had musty odor. Did not use rest rooms or showers. Convenient for visiting area attractions. No pool or activities, just a place to stay for the night. Expensive because of high WA taxes. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a decent park, nothing to really compel you to want to come here, it is just a basic stop over park on your way through the area. The monthly cost was a bit steep since there are no real services to speak of. Staff are friendly, maintenance guy is busy each day around the park which is clean. The cons: It is next to the freeway, so a tad noisy, the washers are set to only fill half way with water (For conservation they say) they do give you a bucket and a sink that you can use to fill it up the rest of the way, then do it again at the rinse cycle, very pricy to use if you could only do half loads. The local laundromat is next to a seedy bar where the smokers gather out back to smoke, this is of course right next to the entrance to the laundromat. So not only do you have clouds of smoke, you also have drunken low life's to deal with as well. If I had a choice, I would not stay at this park, but since parks are a premium in the Northwest, you really do not have much choice. The one great thing about staying here is that the Boehms Chocolate factory is just around the corner! If you are looking for a Steak Dinner, try the Flat Iron Grill, pricey but the best I have ever had! It is a 5 star steak dinner. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Other than being so close to the freeway, this is a small, neat park. The sites are a little close, but considering what else is available for Seattle, this really is a great place to stay. We arrived arrived earlier in the day than the 11 am check out time and they gave us a spot next to the original reserved spot. 42 foot coach with a dinghy and was able to fit just fine and as mentioned earlier, noisy from freeway but the park itself is very quiet and well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a small, neat park. They do have two spaces for pull throughs. Either would accommodate my 42 ft rig with tow. Located right next to the freeway, so you do get road noise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

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.