Not a bad location if you have personal transportation to go to town when necessary. There is a…read moresmall laundromat right across the street and a convenience store with reasonable prices, though. They used to allow older RVs to park there and even stay on a monthly basis. Not sure if they still do that, as it's been quite a long time since I stayed there and it's different owners now. But I do recommend them for their peaceful setting.

What a golden find, diamond In the rough. it is a small tiny RV park. Very well-maintained. On top…read moreof concrete slabs, full hook ups very friendly people, quiet you're across the street from the golf course resort. The pricing is amazing. I will come back and stay again even the people that are staying here are very pleasant.

Nick, the new Manager is doing a MAJOR improvement with this Thousand Trails. The locals are seeing…read morea big difference. Keep up the great work Nick and team.

This has to be the saddest, most run-down RV Park we have ever stayed at. The main office building…read morehas loose nails on their stairs and deck and is in need of repair. Looks nothing like The pictures on their website. They show beautiful green grass landscaping and when we arrived it was nothing but dead grass and dirt. The main pool was filthy and I really doubt the filter was even working. The hot tub was also debris filled and had some makeshift unit to make the bubbles work. Both pools had tiles missing and were poorly maintained. There is no store on property but the laundry facilities worked great!

Nice clean quiet park. Nothing much around so you do have to drive a bit for shopping. Host is very…read morefriendly and helpful and the price is right.

The Mrs & I were traveling & only needed to spend the night. This clean property is right off the…read morehighway & very easy to get in & out. Easy to find too, as you can see it from the Highway. Even though it's close to the highway it's quiet. Asphalt roads leading to fairly level gravel sites. 50 amp power only, but the office did loan us a 50 to 30 reducer. We've stayed here before & wouldn't hesitate to stay again.

What an awesome alternative to the overcrowded parking lot style RV parks in town! At Summerhill…read moreFarm, you are camped at a small boutique RV park thoughtfully designed on a working orchard farm. Full hookups, garbage bins, even bathrooms for tent campers...this place is idyllic and peaceful. Such a wonderful place to "come home to" after a day exploring Chelan. You do have to climb some steep hills to get here, but it is so worth it! The owners really make you feel welcome from the minute you pull in. My kids are loving the trampoline, the deer we saw trying to sneak through the apple orchard, and the peace and solitude up here.

Kene and Jill and their Farm is amazing! The RV parking is wonderful, the back lots are stadium…read morestyle with each spot about 8-10 feet above the other so you can enjoy the view. And my god are the views from the farm amazing. Then add in the fact that Kene and Jill are lovely people and you've got a winning combination. I look forward to coming back here and spending some more time. For the amenities they have WiFi, water, power (50, 30, 15 amp), sewer all at each site. As well as nice onsite showers and and toilets.

My husband and I stayed here for 1.5 years. The staff are super friendly, facilities were great!…read moreOnsite laundry and room for our fur babies to hang out. We travel for my husband's job and if we are to be in the area again will definitely stay !! Thank You Suncrest!!

Awesome people and good place to stay. Julie was amazing here. She not only helped us get an extra…read morenight (on Memorial Weekend), but I needed an extra few more feet for our water & sewer lines and she drove us 20 minutes from the resort to a supply shop. Good prices, extra room for our big boy rig and easy access to I-90. Definitely stay here again when we're back in Moses Lake.

We found a last minute site here on a holiday weekend. At first, it seemed a little loud with a…read morelarge group using the community center right next to us. But come to find out, it was an annual family event and they were a really great group. We used the play equipment, the golf range, and the heated pool (several times!) There were great amenities and super friendly staff. Would definitely recommend.

Overall a decent spot. The driving range is nice and the other amenities were clean (bathroom,…read morepool, etc.). The biggest drawback of this place is the management. They weren't very welcoming and were really rigid to the 'rules' of which there are a bunch of. Ex: Stood at the pool right at closing to make sure the kids got out on time; refused to sell a token for the driving range at 7:05 (stating that I t 'closed' at 7); wanted to charge $15 an hour for late check out of our spot (even though no one was pulling in after us). We'll stick to Oasis next time we're in the area.

Horrible experience this morning went to take my son to fish the little pond. As we sit there with…read moreone rod in the water the guy who run the park comes to us accusing us of having two rods fishing. Mind you the other rod is laying in the grass and has a lure on it in case my son got bored of power bait. He continues to say we can't have two rods arguing in front of my son. Who then starts to cry and wants to leave. Thanks for ruining a father son fishing experience.

Great campground. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Pool is just right and the restrooms are…read morevery clean. 100% recommend for a quick weekend getaway!

So I am not a camper by any stretch of the imagination. But I am willing to make an exception to…read moresee Dave Matthews Band. Upon arrival I did have my tickets but I did not purchase a camping pass. I assumed (yup), that i would be able to go to Family Parking for free like i did back in 2023. First of all the employees back then were much more chill. I think it was before the "Live Nation" takeover...possibly? Anyway, I was told I had to purchase a Tent Camping spot even though i didn't have a tent. So I plopped $300+ for that. I actually got a relatively good spot near "The Pivot". The next time I come, I am definitely going to look into other camping arrangements.

This review is for "gold power" camping. We rented an RV and took advantage of the possibility to…read morehave a power hookup because I am too old and cranky to camp in a tent, on the ground, in 100 degree heat for 3 days. I just know myself and know that is a recipe for misery. I have seen general camping described as "district 9" and have read that premier & terraces are a worthwhile upgrade. Now on to my review of the gold area: Huge shout out to Owen-- who supervises this area. He helped us get settled and came to check on us all weekend. One thing all camp areas have in common is that they are a big open field. In Gold, the downside is that you are about a 15 minute walk to the food and other vendors, which are situated near the other campsites. The huge UP SIDE is that you have a separate arrival gate, a separated entrance gate, and a separated exit gate from the venue. You are also at most a 5 minute walk from the entrance to the venue. This is great at the end of the night. The spots are big enough that most people in an RV also had a sun shade and even a couple of tents near their RV. Highly recommend you bring your own shade because there is none. Porta potties were pumped at least once per day and are conveniently spread out throughout the camping area. There are also plumbed toilets and a shower trailer. Showers are free and are cleaned once a day. We found them to be "clean enough". Power is only available for some shows and no other hook-ups are available. The website says honey bucket will pump your waste and we did see them circulating around but we never connected with them. But, no big deal to find a free dump-site later. Anyway, I was nervous when I realized power is provided by a series of cables running to a generator shared by many RV's. But, Owen kept the generators generating all weekend and the power stayed on. So, blessedly, did our AC. There really isn't much to do in the area between shows. So, bring some way to entertain yourself. I have heard you can walk down to the river but it's a bit of a hike. We walked over and did a wine tasting one day at the winery. They advertise a pizza truck, which we were looking forward to, but didn't actually seem to exist. We made friends w/ our neighbors-- and someone gave us a ride to the river one day-- which was wonderful. If you can figure this out-- definitely bring floatation devices/paddleboards/etc to enhance your river experience. Rattle snake cove is about 2.5 miles away. There is also a nice state park across the vantage bridge. BUT you have to go back through security to get back into the venue which might not be worth it depending on the show. Overall a great experience & I would definitely RV camp, with AC (haha) here again.

I made a reservation several months ago, and have asked one simple question, via email and phone…read morecall message: Do you have AC in your cabins. NOBODY has had the decency to even call or email me back. This place is terrible: I cancelled on April 24th, 2026 for a June 5th reservation. They better honor it. Terrible customer service. How difficult is it to respond? I had one simple question, due to my health issues.

DON'T STAY HERE!!! made Reservations on Saturday to stay the following Friday and Saturday- was…read morerequired to pay 1/2 of 2 night stay and cannot cancel less than 14 days before even thought made it less than 5 days before and tried to cancel 3 days before! RIP-OFF