We came here because it got better reviews than most NE Washington campgrounds. It's OK. Has level gravel sites and gravel roads with a few shade trees. It sort of feels like a parking lot though. Other than the golf course, no amenities. The bathrooms were clean, the hookups solid, the WiFi average speed and better than average reliability. It's very quiet. No noise. It's not really a family park. Nothing for kids to do, unless they golf. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a small campground located next door to a beautiful 18-hole golf course. Most campers were here for that purpose and the course offers a discount for RV park residents. The sites are large, gravel, and mostly level with good access. However, most sites are doubles with each RV facing opposite directions: in theory they are pull-throughs but only if one side is not occupied, then you may need to back in. Also the space numbers are very confusing so make sure you are given good directions at check-in. We stayed for a week and enjoyed the visit. The golf course is wonderful, scenic, and holes 9 and 10 will cause bad language: so will a couple of others. Front 9 lulls you into a false sense of security and the back 9: well, it's an experience! We will return but for 2 weeks next year. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.