This low rating is due totally to the excessive highway noise at our site, which was located just a few yards off of Hwy 101. The location of this park is beautiful. Sites are large and level, and all have views of the Hood Canal. Management is friendly. In spite of our closed, dual-pane windows, highway noise kept us awake late into the night, and began again at 5 am. Perhaps the noise level is acceptable on the lower tier (waterfront) sites, but I doubt it. $40 is a steep price to pay for a poor night's sleep, no matter how beautiful the view. We will not stay here again but, if your hearing is impaired, it might work for you. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An excellent park. I would say, the best anywhere near Seattle. Yes, it's right off route 101, but the views are waterfront and the sites are level, concrete and wonderful. The best park host we have encountered. Free WI-FI with good signal and excellent hookup arrangement. Traffic is very light at night so the road noise was not a factor for us. Came for one night and ended up staying for 5. Plus as a bonus, we saw seals every morning 25 feet from the motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We chose this RV park for our very first outing in our motorhome. The website was great and had nice pictures, that and a few good reviews were the basis for our decision. We were immediately dissapointed when we arrived at the RV park. It was right on a busy highway and the grounds, which looked so immaculate on their website, were quite yellow with weeds poking through. It was nice to be on the Ocean, but the road noise from the highway took away any enjoyment we would have had. Also, it is quite the most expensive RV park I've ever seen (in my limited experience). The standard rate was $40, and we had my mother-in-law and our two kids (1 & 3) traveling with us so we had to pay an additional $5 for each of them. I was surprised that they would charge for the kids - especially our 1 year old. Anyways, I don't think I would be back. It is definitely not worth the cost. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very good place to stay on Hood Canal.n We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The staff was very friendly and helpful here. The sites are nearly all on the waterfront with spectacular views of the Hood Canal. The sites all have concrete pads with grass areas. Wi-Fi is free and great! Very clean laundry and washrooms with tubs and even towels are supplied. The cable signal is great with many channels. The only drawback is the road noise otherwise I would have given this a 10. Lots of local shops and restaurants with fabulous seafood. A Super Wal-Mart is only 9 miles away for just about anything. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We chose this new park by their web site and we were not disappointed. We checked in to stay 2 nights but within one hour extended it to 5 nights. At high tide we were parked within 15 feet of the water and at low tide could harvest clams and oysters. The sites and patios are concrete and very level. The laundry is clean,with household size appliances, and on the honor system. Grills and steamers are available for use. The managers, checked with us each day to make sure our stay was enjoyable and pleasant. You can't go wrong staying here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Their website sold us before we even got here. The park is directly on Hood Canal and, though adjacent to Hwy 101, there is little noise. Concrete pads with table & chairs are at each site. And excellent Wi-Fi. Grills and steamers are available for the catches of oyster, clams and crabs at the waterfront. The laundry has home-size appliances and are on the honor system, as is the ice. They have cabins and a lodge also available. Everything is very well kept. The managers, made us feel very comfortable and checked frequently if we needed anything. We will come back here and highly recommend this park for anyone traveling to this part of Washington. We camped here in a Motorhome.