DJ was amazing and super accommodating! Cant say enough good…read morethings about him and the experience. I will deff be back next year to try another one!

A rustic-looking spot near the river and highway 2, Action Rafting Company turned out to be…read morequalified, confident and personable. DJ has 30 years rafting experience and his partner Michelle 14. The 5 of us were outfitted with wet suits, booties and life jackets. DJ guided us safely down the Wenatchee river with Michelle as support in her own raft in case of a mishap. It was smooth sailing, with a series of wild swell rapids and time in between to spot birds and admire the scenery. We felt extra taken care of when we spotted some guides in training down the river and DJ chuckled at their mistakes. Couldn't ask for a more affordable or reliable company.

My 12 yo grandson and I zipped there today and it was a blast. Edgar and Adam were professional…read moreand patient with us. As as 65 yo overweight grandma they never made me feel out of shape. We learned a lot of fun stuff about the history of the property. The staff there practice excellent safety standards and followed the correct safety technics for themselves as well. They made the trip comfortable and TONS of fun. Staff.on the weekend we're also fantastic! A well run, safe place. All of the breaking mechanisms were smooth and NOT the least bit jirky. It was my first zip line experience but thanks to Edgar and Adam it won't be my last! Thanks for running such a tight ship. ....risky activities feel safe with Tunnel zip line.

Had a great time here with friends, was my best friend's birthday. The staff were amazing and they…read morewent at our pace since it was our first time ziplining. Wish they had more lines. We also tasted they wines at the vineyards, the red was delicious. Overall great experience. Would definitely recommend.

Another amazing trip with Don. This guy knows his stuff. 19 HUGE sockeye in a morning of…read morefishing!!!! My girls had an amazing time. I will definitely be coming back w him. I didn't see another boat catch close to what we did

In my initial contact with Mike this week, he was extremely knowledgeable. I'm now planning a fly…read morefishing trip to a special creek in E. Wash with him.

Our guide Mike was the consummate professional guide, putting us "on the trout ". We will be sure…read moreto use Mike from WFCo the next time we hit the Yakima. Cheers

We had a wonderful day out on the Wenatchee River. Kyle was an amazing guide and he taught us well…read morewhile keeping the mood light and had a great sense of humor! Highly recommend!

We had the best time with Hazel and Kyle! They were so fun, professional, and made us feel safe the…read moreentire time. We highly recommend!!!

Unfortunately, tubing was closed on the day we went, Thursday. They did have the hill open for…read moreskiing, but I didn't get a chance to try it because I don't ski.

$39/ticket. 6 ride pass. There is only one line for tubing and it gets long. Go early to ensure you…read moreget a ticket, even if you plan on tubing later in the day. They will sell out quick. Second option is tubing and sledding at the golf course location, smaller, intimate, fun and just a tad shorter ride, and unlimited slides.

Great park! Our second family reunion was a success again! As we are 80 people with 25 sites…read morebooked. The Koa at pine village never disappoints. The new section is great and much more spacious sites. And the new deluxe lift cabins are wonderful and great proximity. The max site length is 65' we got 2 sites 140/141 and parked our trailer in a separate site. Everything was great. The shower houses and laundry were very clean. Love the pool and coffee ice cream shop as well. We will def be back in the future.

We stayed there for a month in July of 2025. We found the staff to be outstanding. They were always…read morehelpful when we had questions or needs. During the summer the park is packed with kids on bikes and scooters so you must be careful driving through the park. The 5mph speed limit is strictly enforced (good thing, there's lots of kids). We found the cleanliness of the park to be outstanding. In true KOA tradition we found the restrooms to be very well kept. We have noticed this throughout most of the country when staying at a KOA. I noticed that they had activities at least 5 days a week for the kids. They also had some activities for the wanta be kids (senior adults) in the activity room with Bingo and puzzles. The surroundings are stunning with snowcapped mountains all around us and a beautiful river running through the camp. We enjoyed our month-long stay and would definitely return for a future visit.

The ranger and staff daroga State Park were awesome came in looking for a campsite, but was all…read morefull. They were able to get us a campsite for two nights so we will definitely come back for the people and the view

This is a gorgeous state park but I would not recommend this park to go camping at if you're using…read morea tent site- I cannot comment on the rv side. Now with Covid and summer plans being cancelled we figured we'd do something fun as a family and finally go camping since my boys have been begging to go camping for awhile. I checked multiple Pinterest pages on the must-haves for camping, bought a tent from Costco ( even made sure to practice setting it up and taking it down before our trip), got our fishing license and bought some fishing gear for the kids oh and let me not forget my kids were ok with sleeping bags but I also invested in a wait mattress for myself because sleeping on the ground just sounds painful. Pros- -So like I said the camp ground was gorgeous, we had the most amazing view our entire time here. - it was off the beaten path and not too packed. - the campgrounds were kept up and extremely clean. - there was also a roped off area for beginning swimmers. - they offered showers ( though make sure you bring quarters) - designated trash areas as well, and like I said these grounds were really kept up so there was really no trash on the floors. Cons- - bathrooms... ok I probably sound like a snob but the last time I went camping it seemed bathrooms were just a little more enjoyable. Here they literally have unisex stalls with a toilet. And it wasn't just any toilet but more so like a well or a outhouse with peoples pee and poop just festering in it all day til it's cleaned out... so gross and no sink in the bathroom or soap. Thankfully I read up and brought some hand soap - it's extremely windy... like we just moved back to Washington a year ago from Georgia so I felt we definitely had some ptsd from the winds ripping through the campground the last night... all night. It sounded like tornado winds. I couldn't sleep and our last night I really thought our tent would fall down before the night was over. - the lake though beautiful it was ice cold! Make sure to bring life vest because even in the summer heat eastern Washington provides this lake can freeze even a seasoned swimmer - but i think the worst part was the walk! So I haven't went camping since Highschool and I just remember us parking at the campsite and unloading... well that's not the case here. Now they do provide carts for your stuff however you have to park half a mile away and then walk and walk some more. It's hot, windy and for first time campers here it's not well directed of where to walk to for the campsite. However, once you get to the campsite the numbers are marked on the fence. Also, just note to self if this is your first time camping pick a campsite with a smaller number- you'll walk less. This is a fun day trip but I don't think I'd come back to camp.