Beautiful, well-maintained park. Rate is with a KOA card. Long, very wide level sites, lots of grass. One of the best KOAs we've ever stayed at. The owners obviously take great pride in keeping up the park. We'll definitely stay here again.

Nice little park under the trees. Rate if for a 50 amp and water site, no sewer, with a KOA card. Site was plenty long for my 39' coach with toad, and very,very wide, grass on both sides of gravel. Several wild turkeys wandered through the site. English hosts are very friendly and accommodating. The store is stocked with many British items and my British Bride spent a small fortune there. We transit this area often,and this will be our stopping point.

According to local newspapers, the park is still closed and may open on a limited basis by Labor Day. It will not be fully operational until next spring. We were in the area a week ago staying at a camp nearby.

First time here. Stayed here on the way to San Antonio and again on the way back. Very nice site,spacious. Hosts are extremely helpful and friendly. I highly recommend this park.

This is a large, well maintained RV resort and marina. Located on the Straits of Georgia, the waterfront sites provide an excellent view of the Straits, the Coastal Mountains across the water, and the various types of sea life. We have been coming here for an extended stay for several years. In previous years, there have been virtually no vacant sites; however, such is not now the case. Management seems to have lost sight of the customer and is now focused on the dollar instead. Many who have been coming here for years are now going elsewhere, and even some staff members have re-located. When we first came here, there was a discount for weekly and monthly residents. All discounts have been discontinued. At $45 per night, it is not an inexpensive park. It is worth that, but unless management changes its attitude, we may well look elsewhere as well.

Well-maintained park. Sites are long, but at 60' total, couldn't leave the toad hooked up. Price is for CCUSA member. Cable TV was great, Wi-Fi great; however, I was next to the office, so that may be a factor. Staff was very helpful. Had a dead battery on my toad and couldn't move it, so I had the drive blocked. The park advertises that it is pet-friendly; however, there are so many restrictions that made it difficult for our pets. The reason I rate this park an 8 instead of a 9. In addition, when reading the park brochure, I was hit with 28 prohibitions or "do not's" right off the bat. In addition, I was given an additional list of pet rules, much of which was in bold type and underlined. No need to shout at me.

We've stayed here many times, only ten miles from home. Some sites have sewer, some do not. Beautiful views, sunsets, water fowl. Boat ramps and fishing, golf.

We stayed here in 1999 - good campground. We were absolutely shocked at the difference in 2005. It has turned into a real dump.

Very large back-in sites. The park is on the banks of the Missouri River and allows easy access to Omaha and Council Bluffs. We have stayed there three times, and will again. The only reason we don't stay there more is that I use the nearby military FamCamp and only use Haworth if the FamCamp is not available.

This was our second visit to Salmon Point. The first time, we only stayed two nights, this time for a month. Going back again in 2007 for a month. We had a waterfront site overlooking the Georgia Straits. This is a beautiful park, well-maintianed and very user-friendly. The grounds keepers are out and about every day and the results are obvious. We've camped in every state west of the Mississippi and two Canadian provinces, and this is one of the best.