Friendly small park in a small town. As others have posted the sites are small and tight. They are either grass or gravel and are level. The distance between rigs is about 6 feet, so having an awning extended will probably hit the unit next to you. We stayed during the week, and it was dead quiet all night. The units that appear to be permanent are workers from various projects being built in the surrounding areas. The WI-FI was steady and strong and no extra charges. The place is small, but the look is clean and the owner is friendly and very helpful. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you are looking for a nice smaller park with a family atmosphere to stay in, this is the place for you. We have been here for a few months now and absolutely love it. The owners have really worked hard to make this a nice, quiet, beautiful park for all to enjoy, whether short term or extended stays. We noticed some comments mentioned the size of the sites. They are not unreasonable and are kept especially nice with many having picnic tables and fire pits, as well as a great laundry facility and play area for the kids. There are also large restroom facilities with showers that do not take quarters, which is a huge plus. We Highly recommend. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I wish I could give this place a better review but it suffers from two problems. First, it really isn't that suitable for anything much over 32-34 feet, it is very tight. Second, the permanent "residents" in this place are a pretty "rustic" lot, if you get my meaning. The owners obviously have tried to make this place nicer but it is still full of shabby trailers and people who like to conduct domestic brawls at 1AM in the morning, which happened while we were there. Frankly, Sunnyside is a pretty shabby place too, so I'd have to recommend that wine country visitors go a little further down the road to Prosser or Richland. We camped here in a Motorhome.