We stayed here for about 3 weeks. It was a last minute decision. There are 2 areas to the park, the open parking lot like area, on gravel, which is where we stayed. Full hookups and pull through which is nice, but no shade so it can get hot at the end of summer. The other area, with full hookups is around the perimeter and is nestled in the cedar trees. Larger spaces, quieter and lots of shade. The folks running the place are very nice and everything worked well. My only recommendation is that if you plan ahead ask for an area in the trees. read more

This is a very quiet RV park that sits off of the busy road that leads to the Bainbridge Island ferry. This road is busy with a huge amount of traffic. Luckily you don't really hear the road noise inside the park. It sits between a mobile home park and a nice shady forest. We made the mistake of walking our two little dogs in the woods who became severely infested with fleas within 3 days so we had to call our vet back home to prescribe a flea and tick medication which luckily Costco carried. Don't take your dogs into the woods. We had the misfortune of being parked next to a chain smoking couple who sat outside their RV in a screen tent smoking one after another all day long. I could not even have my windows open due to the constant stench of cigarettes. It was awful. There are two bathrooms that you need a code to get into. These bathrooms do not get cleaned daily. The toilets are gross. I have had to carry Lysol wipes with me to clean off somebody's crusty ass remains on the seat many times. There was a spot of poo stuck to the side of the bowl that stayed there for a week so I know nobody cleans the toilets daily. The toilet seat was very loose and dangerous and I reported it along with the loose sink basin but both were still loose when we left 2 weeks later. The same filthy spot on the floor next to the toilet was still there too. The laundry room is nice so that was a good thing. If you have pets be aware that there are people that do not pick up after their dog even though there are signs around. Be careful where you step. And if you have a dog that hates cats watch out. There are at least 3 cats that roam around the park constantly trying to kill birds and squirrels. There are barking dogs that you can hear that get pretty loud whenever they hear a siren screaming by with is pretty often. Overall I wouldn't recommend staying here for more than a few days. read more

The park is pretty clean and the back in spaces have a little extra wiggle room. The surrounding forest was fun to hike with our dogs. It's in close proximity to the adorable town of Poulsbo. We wanted to stay longer but they're all booked up. read more

We had the misfortune of staying at this place. The spaces were so close to each other that there was no privacy whatsoever. The RV parked next to us had two chain-smoking people that sit outside their RV and the smoke filled our RV. The spaces were not level and the sewer connections were very high above the ground thereby making drainage a real problem even with a sewer hose ramp. The internet was slower than our old dialup connections decades ago. There was two restrooms with one pay shower and one toilet in each. For a campground of this size this is inadequate. Twice we found there was NO toilet paper in the restrooms and we found them dirty and often with overflowing trash. The office hours are limited with no one available for problems after the office closed. There were not enough picnic tables for all their sites, so if you wanted to eat outside you ended up eating in your own chair. There was dog poop everywhere so we had to watch our step everywhere we walked. The campground trash bins are only emptied once a week and there is only one bin for trash and one for recycle. Needless to day, these are far too few for a campground this size and by the middle of the week they are both overflowing with trash. read more

Eagle Tree RV Park - Spaces so close together that the RV's nearly touch. - Campgrounds Near Me - Poulsbo, Washington

We really enjoy this park. While it's not KOA, it has the basics. Some of the spots can be tight or small, just make sure when making your reservation you let them know the length of your RV and how many vehicles you have and people. Jim and Patrick are really good about accommodating. There is a clubhouse, that's available for anyone to use that has a full kitchen. There are laundry and bathroom facilities. Laundry room is equipped with washers and dryers. The bathrooms have toilet, sink, and showers. The showers are really big, and coin operated. It's about $1 for 15 min I believe. I was able to wash myself and my two little with just a dollar. Like I said the showers are really big, and nice. They are stone tile and not your typical shower insert. They keep the facilities really clean, and maintain the park really well. While there are some "long term" campers there, they keep the spaces very nice. There is a huge grass area at the entrance as well as a cool pond with a trail around it. It's a great place to walk your dogs. Park rules are dogs must be on a leash at all times, and you must pick up after them. They don't offer poo bags, but there are trash cans placed in the grass area to pick up after your dog. Some people don't, but the park is very good about making sure the ground are clean. Other then the grass area they have a really cool community fire pit, which also has access to the trails. I noticed someone said there wasn't anywhere to walk their animals. But we walked it a few times and it was great! Maybe they missed the trails or just didn't take the time to explore. Overall it's a nice place to stay. It's quiet, kid friendly, and clean. We will definitely be back on our next trip! read more

We stayed 3 weeks at $210/wk over June-July. We had a back-in site at the far back end with a bit more room than any of the pull-thrus or back-ins near the front. Internal roads are paved, a little narrow near the curves. Sites are gravel with back-ins around the perimeter having the most shade. Pull-thrus are extremely narrow with no shade at all and not wide enough to comfortably fit a picnic table. Some of the pull-thrus in the front looks so tight, your slides might even touch if not careful. And you might as well forget about having your awnings out if you're in one of the front pull-thrus. Cable requires a box that you get from the office. Wifi is Tengo so don't expect blazing speed or even consistent connection. You get codes for each device when you check in which are good for about a week, then you have to ask for another set of codes. . Water pressure was oustanding. Office staff was always pleasant and helpful. Clean orderly park. Bathrooms, showers and laundry were cleaned everyday and one of the office staff went out everyday picking up litter around the sites. No off leash dogpark, pool or playground. There's a small presence of long-term and permanent residents with their associated "stuff" spread out. We enjoyed our stay here and will definitely return. read more

Drive by too fast on the 305, and you'll miss this park entirely. Eagle Tree RV Park is tucked away off the road, pushing into the local forest. The centrally located pull-throughs are nothing special, but the back-ins along the periphery are very nice, each one abutting against a nice thick pine forest. The campground is showing its age a bit, but all the facilities are well-maintained, and the staff is super friendly. Wifi is weak, but cell signals will come through just fine. Nearby to the west, Poulsbo is well worth visiting. Just a few minutes south, Bainbridge Island with its small towns, excellent walking parks, and world-class views of Seattle and Mt. Rainier is worth multiple trips. read more

If you value a good internet connection, do not stay at this park. They limit the daily use to 1,500 MB per day and that doesn't even support keeping up with social media, let alone watching any Youtube videos, etc. Internet sucks! It is quiet, but not service oriented. Rarely anyone in the office during the day. I would not choose this park again. read more

I manage the park and I have to say it is a great place to work and stay! It is clean, quite and secure. We have people visit us from all over the world and guests that return year after year. The park is set back off the highway and is beautifully landscaped with private sites. We are located near the Clearwater and Point-No-Point casinos, as well as plenty of golf, shopping, great food and lots more! It is easy access to Downtown Seattle or Edmonds (via the Washington State Ferry) and the Olympic Peninsula. Stay for the night, the week or the month! Discount rates given for groups and Goodsam or Escapees members. We have a new clubhouse, Propane, full hookup, cable, free internet, laundry, 30 & 50 amp, Big Rig friendly! read more

Eagle Tree RV Park - Park entrance - Campgrounds Near Me - Poulsbo, Washington

There are NO good RV parks in WA state, but the perimeter of this one is ok. Wish it had two things, a pool and a dog walk, but as a person on the outskirts, the shade was nice and the place was quiet. The only issue was having someone available in the office. Never saw anyone in there. I am going back though, as it is a good location close to Poulsbo and Pt Orchard too. read more

The best part about this park is being close to poulsbo and bainbridge island. The dogs that live here will never stop barking, which is really unpleasant as your rv will darn near touch the neighbors rv. Also, don't ask management any questions, as they will speak to you condescendingly no matter the question. I have never had a worse experience in an rv park. They have such an excellent location, hopefully they can turn this place around. read more

This RV Park is pathetic. We have a 40' RV and the office put us in a spot which was only 30amps. Office staff do not have knowledge of RV'S and what amperage they need to operate. First night was miserable due to not being able to run the A/C. The office staff had a "I do not care attitude". The motor homes are so close together that when we parked; the neighbor next to us could no longer put his awning out. The dumpsters were over flowing with trash. They need more receptacles. Internet did not work. Cars had to move to let other vehicles get by. Poorly laid out park. Will avoid staying at this park ever again. Will dry park in Walmart if necessary. read more

Eagle Tree RV Park - Door is open on RV on right and he can barely get by. He could not extend awning. - Campgrounds Near Me - Poulsbo, Washington

This is a decent place to stay if you are only looking for a place to park, shower and then leave. The spaces are extremely close together, there is no place to park your tow vehicle and the large trash dumpsters were over flowing. There are no picnic tables so could not eat outside. Getting our 35 foot rig into the space was really tight. Had to back in and out in and out to get into the space. Did not use the bathrooms so can't comment on those but the office staff seemed nice enough and helpful. The little store offers basic supplies and rents movies and games. Did not have trouble with the internet at all but the place was only 1/2 full so....... I would recommend like I said if using just as a basecamp but not as a place for recreation. read more

Jim and Patrick in the office are great. The setting of the campground it beautiful. The pull through sites are admittedly narrow, but other sites are spacious. The downfall is that there is not much room to walk the dogs other than the campground dirt roads. read more

Pluses... close to casinos and wine tasting and very quiet Minuses.....very tight spots, only one fire pit for everyone so no fire at your own campground,busy highway when pulling out. Bathrooms dirty, garbages over flowing Overall fine for what we needed, just missed having a little fire read more

Park was busy but the space we had was as described when we reserved it. No problems with hookups or neighbors. We were only there for one night and did not use the bathroom facilities. read more

Have to say that the review by the manager is somewhat skewed. Yes they have 50 amp, but only in a handful of sites... The layout is a bit odd in some of the sites in that you are on top of each other and totally surrounded on 3 out of 4 sides. (Couldn't really open any of my window shades as I was so close to my two neighbors they could see what I was eating) Big rigs are in the middle without trees all in a nice close quarter row. And don't know what was up with the sewer...the stench was horrible at hook up site. It is off the highway which means that at times it is hard to turn left out of the park due to the high volume of traffic and limited length median, and turning right can be scary in that there is a curve which people fly around that you don't see them coming till the last minute. That can't be helped by the park owners, but the one lane in/out to the park is difficult. I got stuck trying to get out because a big rig stopped to unhitch his car in the one lane entrance to the park... Overall an OK place but not nearly as nice as many others we've stayed at. read more

As you have read, the spots are tight, but the staff have been very friendly and helpful. Laundry room was clean and for some odd reason, the dryer dried the cloths without adding more money! That's a 1st! Firepits would be nice, but it is a RV park not a campground. I paid for one Sunday night, and just added 2 more days. Would love a monthly spot, but oh well...get in line. Easier to get into the spots, Firepits and a nice river and I would never leave! read more

We were lucky and got one of the better spots. Rv staff wouldn't look up our Goodsam membership, so we paid full price. Not their fault. We stayed is spot 14, spot 16's sewer line was 6ft from our door. The smell was unbelievable. The neighbor didn't cap it, they just had a hose running into it. "THANKS". The internet went down on Sunday, and no one is there at the office Sundays and Mondays. We left early, didn't care that we paid for the next day. Wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. read more

My favorite park in WA. Patrick is always so positive and happy it brightens a day. People underestimate how interactions with those around them greatly influence others. I've stayed at parks where the mood was such that I kept waiting for Colnel Klink and Srgt Shultz to pop around the corner. Our spot was by the fire pit and I loved having the forest behind us. Storm our dog was a bit startled by the owl that seemed to be inches away when it visited & hooted every so often. Walking through the forest behind our spot was always refreshing and relaxing. The knucklehead puppy managed to escape and our nice neighbors were able to round him up and Patrick took care of Storm until I could return. It's 3 miles to Safeway and a nice dog park with friendly people. 1-2 miles to the casino with a good buffet. read more

This is one of the worst parks we have been to. Sites are so close the slides almost touch. No one maintains the grounds. Way too many full timers that look like trailer trash. No poop bags so not many pick up their dog poop. One and done with this park. read more

In a pinch like we were as the near by state park was full it will do. Very tight spots we got the last available spot. Which was ADA so we had more room on the front door side. Although it faced the dumpsters (which smelled) but better than squeezed next to another camper on both sides. No playground for littles. There is a clubhouse. Didn't go in tho. It works if you just need some where to sleep or hang out inside your camper as we did. Office guy who is the owner is very nice. Clean grounds. Nice tree'd RV park as some are open gravel parking lots! read more

Great park. Clean and friendly. Very reasonably priced. Staff are wonderful, very helpful. Residents are friendly.

I read the previous review and I am surprised. My wife and I travel all over the country in our RV and by far this was one of the nicest parks we have stayed at. It was very clean, the owner and office staff were always very nice and willing to give directions, suggestions on sights to see and work with us when we needed to change our check out date. We are going to make this park a part of our yearly trip to the northwest. This is a park that you need to check out! read more

My husband and I have stayed in Eagle Tree RV Park many times. Our daughter lives in Poulsbo with her family. We go visit them for one to two weeks a year. We have found it to be clean, quiet, and very friendly. We have completely enjoyed our stays and have no complaints. The management has always been very helpful and keep the grounds nice. .I would recommend this park to anyone. Marilyn Gettman read more

Although the perimeter of park has shade trees for back ins, the pull through sites are in full sun, packed like sardines so that you can't put your awning down and no room for picnic table or grill.. Little grass area for dogs and not fenced in. Also, no cans by dog area to put poop. They give you a Comcast box for cable TV. Unfortunately we can't get behind our tv to connect. No pool. Charged $210.00 for the week which is average but will not honor Good SAMs discount even thought it is listed as a Good SAMs campground. Sites are gravel and not level. Just so you know none of Rv parks in the area are nice. read more

We were not impressed. Although we had made reservations the clerk in the office gave us a space number that she said we MIGHT fit into and 'if not come back." Since we had given them our size ahead of time they should have known whether we would fit or not (we didn't). This park packs RV's in like sardines. Facilities are minimal for the number of campers there and showers cost extra. I realize most of us have showers and toilets in our RV's, but sometimes we prefer to use the park's facilities, which are often more spacious. When I went to talk to someone the next morning, as the TV required a hookup package we had not been told about (it was in the information handed out when we checked in but who reads that right while checking in) no one was there, just a sign on the door 'working in the park.' We finally did get one the next day. We will not stay there again. read more

We had issues with our site the first two days of our stay. Management bent over backwards to resolve ALL issues. They were extremely nice and understanding. Thank you for the great customer service! read more

I am an active service member and recently moved up to WA. I looked everywhere for a place to stay and this camp site helped me out. When I arrived, John was so helpful. Yes, he put me in a small site but easily moved me to a bigger site to accommodate my 26' TT. Even though I wasn't sure how long I was staying, the staff worked with me. It's too bad someone didn't get the same treatment I did but maybe it was a whole different staff before. Again, great camp site and staff so we will surely be back for some R and R. read more

Warning: Do not stay in this park if there is any hint of inclement weather. The owners/management posted on the door that if the weather gets bad they expect you to turn off your water from 8 pm until 8 am every night. Bad means normal daily winter weather which does not get down to freezing but is cool. However, a snow storm came in yesterday and without warning, I was doing the dishes last evening and at 7:30 pm, when the water was abruptly turned off. My husband went to check our water hose to find out what happened. As he went out we saw other people throughout the park doing the same thing. It didn't take us long to figure out that the water had been turned off by management without contacting anyone of us. It gets even worse, one of the tenants was in the facility's shower and was mid-way through and the water was shut off, again with no prior warning. He was absolutely livid and left a note on the front door of the office (since the management didn't bother to come in) stating what had happened and that they were turning them in to the Better Business Bureau. This is an outrage. To run an rv park and turn off water to the tenants without notice is barbaric and no, we will never stay here again. In fact, we were here longterm until June 2012, but because of this, we are moving to another facility in Kent, WA. It isn't the best, but at least the management let's people know of what is occurring and doesn't abandon ship. read more

Nice staff and they do work at keeping the area clean. We were at site 14 and when we plugged into the 50 amp receptacle it caused electrical damage to our 5th wheel. Because of the plug-in being positioned badly we could not use our surge protector. Learned a valuable lesson on that! Originally was assigned a pull through spot but they are so narrow that our slide outs would have touched our neighbors. In the pull through spots you could not even open an awning all the way or have chairs out to sit on. No room even for a picnic table, so we asked to move to a spot where we could have some room and to put out a small dog pen. They were nice enough to work with us. LOTS of full timers in park, in the best and largest spots. Some of the RV's were in horrible condition, covered in moss, dirt, cracked windows and some units looked like they belonged in a junk yard. We will NOT return. read more

It's not a very big rv park. We have a 30ft travel trailer and we got around in the park just fine. . The pull thru spaces are tight. The staff was vey helpful. The rv park has some cable channels we did not need cable box to get the channels. It has wireless internet that worked well for us. All sites had electric, water, sewer hookups. Showers are pay. The restrooms where very clean. If you have business in Poulsbo area good place to stay. We have intentions of staying there again when we visit family. I also thought the price was fair. read more

We own a 25 ft trailer and have stayed numerous places in RV parks. The owners/managers of this park are the grumpiest most unflexible managers of all the parks we have stayed. We stayed at this RV park last summer because it is near our relatives and because there are only two RV parks we could find in Poulsbo. At that time we thought they were unfriendly to work with but went ahead and made another reservation for this summer because as I said it is close to family. They require a 100 dollar deposit to hold your reservation. When we called to change the reservation (and it was a week ahead of when we needed the reservation) to a week later they said we could change the reservation but it would cost us our 100 dollar deposit. So we could change the reservation to one week later but they would get our 100 dollars and it would not be included towards the money we would pay for our months stay. They did somethng similar to this last year too. They know they have you over a barrel because there are few RV parks around. We will not stay in this RV park ever again and I would strongly recommend that you find a different place to stay if you can. It will save you money and frustration. They need to get out of the business or have an attitude change read more