Nice park. but agree with other posters that the dog run is very small. Would stay here again on an overnight stay.

Park is an OK place for the night if you dry camp. However, we were later told by an RV technician not to sign the form concerning the erratic power supply. We awoke in the night to the sound of our A/C trying to run but not putting out any air. Thinking our A/C needed repair, the next day when we got to Las Vegas we called a mobile RV repairman and told him of the problem and about the electric problem at the park. He said to not, under any circumstances, plug into their electric (or any other park with this problem) as it could blow the internal surge protection of the RV. He suggested we would be better off to park in a Wal-Mart lot and run our generator.

Very pretty park with lots of trees. Hilly with some dip areas, but not too bad. Lots of permanent or seasonal residents, but a well kept park. Laundry facilities were excellent. There is also an in-park RV service repair guy who doesn't charge for service calls within the park. He was very helpful for a propane leak detector that malfunctioned while we were there. Park owner was very helpful and friendly. It is quiet and secluded, but within 10 minutes of major shopping and about 20 minutes from downtown Seattle. We camped here for 12 days and would definitely stay here again.

Park appears to be under construction. Gravel sites that are close together. There were no 30 amp outlets, had to use 110 adapter to plug in.

Nice gated park. They messed up our reservation and had us down for the next night. We had reserved a Deluxe Plus pull through but did not get it because of the reservation mess up. They did adjust the rate for us though. Had a hard time parking so that we could get our main slide out because of the utility box being located in an awkward place and our neighbors had the same problem. Nice grassy sites with picnic table and very pet friendly except for breed restrictions. Would definitely stay here again.