I have been going to this place for years with my wife absolutely loved it. Haven't been in a few…read moremonths went in found out. There's new owners and new people behind the desk. The gentleman behind the desk could not be any ruder. I'm assuming he's the new owner they've raised all the prices. It's now three dollars more on the dock fee. He has the customer service skills of a rabbid badger he definitely does not belong there. This place has gone downhill within a few months. It's so fast it's crazy how fast bad ownership can take down a business.

Very very bad. If you want a tent site on a hill you can't drive to, far away from the toilet and…read moreshower house then pay 25 cents for two minutes of water in a dirty shower than this is the place for you. This "Resort" looks more like a trailer park for those who cannot afford a trailer house. If you have an RV then this may work. But as a tent camper this place is two thumbs down

I reached out to inquire about availability and was met with dismissive responses from Heather. I…read morehad to repeat my questions just to be met with ignored messages.

Clean, quiet. Friendly neighbors and staff. The neighborhood is a little sketch, but the park is…read morefenced in with gate access. Recycling included plenty of trash maintenance. Nice landscaping, pretty flowers. Reasonable price. We give it five stars.

At best the worst place to live. If you like dirt, mud and gravel. Trailers packed in like…read moresardines. Slum lord landlords And the dangers of loosing all you possessions when the Puyallup River is flooding. Which it will. Then this is the perfect place to live. You would be better off parking your trailer in the local landfill.

From the owner: We are a family and friendly park we are also close to the river for fishing read more

If your looking for a quiet very clean spot to stay in your RV for a few nights this place is…read moregreat! They have a lot of long term residents here and everyone is very nice. The cleanest bathroom facilities we have come across so far along with laundry facility. (Full size shower and private restroom.) They have a little clubhouse with outdoor bbq grill with some tables and chairs. They have a pet trail with pet area as well to accommodate your fur babies. We were given a cable box for use upon check in for your stay as well as restroom codes to enter the facilities. The camp hosts greeted us upon check in and were super friendly checking in on us while setting up camp to make sure we were good and if we needed anything. The only cons about this park are that the spots are very close to each other and it's all cement. Very few spots have any grassy areas. You have a picnic table at each spot and No firepit. This private RV park is nestled in a quiet woodsy area about 30 min east of Seattle right off the I-90 freeway.

Nice park, clean, well kept up, nice folks in the park, both living long term and others just…read moredropping in for a short visit. Pet area (walking path), clean laundry facilities, paved spaces, some with small storage buildings at the RV sites. Easy access to I-90, Subway, Espresso and Barbecue near by as well as gas and a quick mart. Brett the park manager is very helpful, friendly and he keeps the place looking good. Highly recommend the park.

My husband and I lived in the Buttes RV Park with our small dog for more than 2 years. We loved it…read morethere! There is a street running up the center, with only 7 sites on each side. Each site is nestled among the abundant evergreen trees, giving each site its own unique shape and beauty. Deer and other wildlife creatures are frequent visitors, and fun to watch. During our time there we saw several generations of deer wander through. It was fascinating to see their sense of family and how each generation stayed together, once the babies were old enough to separate from mom and dad. Many types of birds also passed through. More than once we had peacocks wandering down the street, strutting their beautiful feathers for all to see. With so few sites, neighbors get to know each other and longterm friendships develop. People frequently gather during nicer weather to enjoy each other's company. Those who prefer solitude are also able to find it. The owner is nice, and easy to work with. He stops by routinely to make sure all is well, and to resolve any issues that may have come up on your site. The park is located at the back of a gated community of very nice, large homes. Being part of a gated community provides a sense of security. If you are looking for a place to call home with your RV, the Buttes RV Park is a fantastic choice!

I only gave one star because of the rule about RV's needing to be ten years old or newer. I have…read morebeen looking for a place to go and most rv parks have this requirement. It seems unfair and almost prejudiced. But they are entitled to discriminate against the age of an rv because they are the owners. If people realized that if others had a place to park older vehicles they wouldn't be seeing so many homeless people on the streets in rvs

Refused to accommodate me because I didn't own a silver land yacht. I was in desperate need of a…read moreplace to land on a wet, nasty night. I was told to move on.

Great management. The owner takes great care of the park and has very reasonable rules. Highly…read morerecommend.

I had the pleasure of living at Alderbrook Estates for 2.5 years. Kevin and his wife are a pleasure…read moreand maintain a beautiful, safe and quiet park. The neighbors are all kind, close knit and look out for each other and the entire community with out being intrusive or Nosey.

Stayed here in our RV for 3 months while house hunting. Kevin and his wife are simply the best in…read moreterms of caretaking and friendliness. The park has many permanent residents, spots for long-term stays like ours, and several pull-thrus for overnighters. Not easy to get a reservation but well worth it if you can. Price is very reasonable. The park is kept very clean, laundry facilities are wonderful and not too expensive ($1.25 per load washer and dryer), and there is a sweet little stream running through the park sided by a large grassy area that was wonderful for our dog to run and play. No one objected to him being off leash there, but he comes when he's called, so I'm not sure how people would react to a dog that isn't under control. There were some ducks in the stream and a little bridge that crosses it. We felt very safe here and had quiet neighbors. There was noise from Trosper Road, but not more than the usual two-lane road, and certainly better than freeway noise would be in some of the other parks. Fred Meyer, UPS/fax store, Albertson's, Wal-Mart, and Costco nearby, also gas and coffee shops and other smaller stores. We would love to have found a house in this area. Would definitely recommend this place for short- or long-term stays.

Love this RV Park. Staff is amazing and so accommodating. Leslie at the front desk made our…read morereservation so easy and accommodated the right spot for our 43 foot 5th wheel for easy parking. River walk is right there with easy access to the swimming spot only a 4 minute walk away. Having a store and sandwich bar made it easy for lunch and snacking. Definitely would recommend confidently.

Friendly staff, great prices, friendly community. Love the extra amenities. Love the quiet…read moreneighborhood. Quiet little town of South Prairie!

Yes, this is a well kept RV park with nice, large spots available. Neighbors are friendly, with…read moreone in particular who is a little too friendly. If you are a female, or travel with a female, beware. There is a man by the name of Ron ("Ronny") Sykes who lives right next to where trash needs to be taken out, as well as the laundromat. He also happens to be the maintenance man, and has access to security cameras. I am a travel nurse who travels alone by RV and was sexually harassed by this man. I will not get into too many details, but it involves being texted while he was most likely under the influence of alcohol that he wanted to "kiss your good looking p****y". This was also from an alternative phone he owned, and would not disclose his identity. I figured it out on my own. He is 78yrs old, and I am 30. Tell me that wouldn't make you uncomfortable! After reporting this incident to management, PD, and taking him to court, he is still a member of this community and continues to live there without consequence. After the fact, I learned that I was not the only single woman who had reported this behavior to management only. I, like everyone else paid for my background check, and credit check. Unfortunately, this was a person who happened to be someone who had never been reported to authorities by anyone other than myself, to my knowledge. In terms of my credibility, I am a forensic nurse and am knowledgeable of the appropriate steps that needed to be taken. I encourage those who consider this establishment as a place to stay, to be weary and cautious.

If you can imagine a 12 pitch roof, this was how far my wheels were off the ground on the lot she…read moregave me in a 43' RV. I needed a step ladder to get into the rig and she wouldn't give me any of my deposit back when I told her it was unsafe. Nice location, just do the work that she may not.

My child was bullied multiple times by staff and fellow camp members, resulting in trauma. I highly…read morerecommend never trusting your child to be safe here.

Went there for Men's Camp this past weekend, Friday afternoon through Sunday morning. Please note…read morethat as a rule, I am NOT a camper. -Plenty of restrooms and shower facilities -TOns of outdoor activities, heated pool, canoes, basketball, soccer, softball, etc... -Fantastic food! -Good variety of cabins and plenty of hookup spaces as well -Awesome view of Mt Rainier -24-hour complimentary coffee bar -Extremely comfortable lounge chairs -Some of the best worship time I have ever experienced! I'd be tempted to go 5.5 stars!