We had an amazing experience here--especially as first-time RV renters…read more We arrived around 9 PM in the dark, in pouring rain, and had no idea what we were doing. The staff still came out to meet us, guided us to our spot (which they thoughtfully chose to be extra easy for beginners), and even helped us hook up electricity and water in the rain. That level of kindness and patience meant so much. Our plans changed and we ended up staying a second night, and they were just as welcoming--this time offering helpful local tips as we got more comfortable. The park itself is wonderful: * A beautiful waterfall less than a 10-minute walk away * Walkable restaurants and a coffee stand * Hot showers (a lifesaver when we couldn't get ours working ) This place made our first RV trip feel doable and enjoyable. Highly recommend--especially for anyone new to RVing

We've been coming here for 6 or 7 years now. We love the peaceful sites, big and privacy galore. We…read morestay 2 or 3 weeks just because we love the weather and serenity here. The staff is most helpful and keep the place nice. Walking areas are close by if you enjoy trails. I can't say enough good things about this place! Nice little restaurants walking distance, gas station and a mini store if you forget anything. Post office and other useful places.

I have been to Whidbey Island 5x now, and I always see the sign for this park and we finally…read moredecided to check it out. I was hoping for an easier hike for John, and truthfully myself too, since I hiked to one of the summits at another park that morning. 3pm in the afternoon we found one side of the park is camping, but the other side has sport fields and trails. Some trails are equestrian friendly- aka, watch out for poo while hiking. The wind was gusting on this particular day and the trees were really talking- tippy tops smacking together and the rustling of leaves. We happily found a very recently completed Eagle Scout project & as a former leader and still volunteer, I was happy to see it so far out on the trail and wondered if there was more done! One the way out we realized that a tree bordering the trail had snapped from the wind! We had taken pictures of various fungi and plants at this particular spot and pictures really confirmed that it splintered in a matter of minutes from when we hiked past the first time! That startled me a bit, I know to watch out for dead fall when pitching a tent- but wow! I enjoyed how the trail weaved you in and out of dense forests and into areas with more lower vegetation. We saw animal tracks as well. Flowers were almost all gone and what was left was getting blown off with the wind of the day. I think May would have been more colorful! I'll have to hike this again next visit!

Saw the park on the map while roaming the island hiking. Apparently a camping location when it's…read morenot winter, they've still got a decent bit of parking available outside the gate. We decided to check it out, taking the perimeter trail part way and returning via the road. The trails are narrow, flat, and easy to follow. Not a whole lot to see, but lovely trees for sure. I wouldn't say it's the most peaceful spot however, with pups barking at the shelter on one side and the constant sounds of a nearby shooting range on the other. Still yet, an okay spot for a short hike...just watch for the horse poop on the path.

Glamping in WA! What a find, not too far from civilization but far enough away to feel like you can…read moredisconnect, nestled under a canopy of trees and singing birds! We rented a very cozy trailer which sleeps two people. We had everything we could need- two burner stove, very small fridge, table, restroom with shower. Outside we had a wooden bench, fire pit with chairs and box for wood. Beautiful marked trails in the area for an easy walk; no more than .5 miles round trip. We saw a couple of small waterfalls and beautiful moss covered trees! If you need anything during your stay just text a number and someone is there within a few minutes! This is a must stay for a relaxing getaway, multiple cabins in the area but you'd never know, everyone is separated by trees! Tips- very small space approx 140 sq ft so plan accordingly, don't bring your house with you! :-)

A super cozy spot just over an hour from Seattle. The cabins are well equipped with almost…read moreeverything you need, including firewood, starter, foil, and kitchen utensils, all of which are included in the destination fee. We chose a room advertised with a "view" that came with an extra fee, but it was really just facing some greenery, which was a little underwhelming. That said, our cabin (Nathan) had great privacy compared to some of the others that seemed more exposed to passing cars. The bathroom setup lacks a separate sink with a mirror, though this was not a major inconvenience. If you plan to grill, I recommend brushing up on fire-starting tips since it can be a bit tricky, though we managed fine. Overall, it made for a very cozy weekend escape for my partner and me.

Went went looking for a site and the camp host had a sign up that said FULL! We parked in a nearby…read moreparking lot that was not posted next to the border patrol office and got raged on by the host the next morning because she said plenty of sites were available .We asked why the Full sign was up and she would not tell me other than it is up all the time opposite of motel 6 "we will leave the light on". I suspect that is so they could screen quality of the rigs or social status? Keep the riff raff I will search for answers and post any I can find. Thanks! I did use their bath room it was an emergency and a friendly person gave me the code. Looks like they had an area for nicer rigs and ghetto area for the less fortunate. I will look into this further and see if I can find answer to my suspicions . The sites appeared to be over used and too close together and lots of trash on the beach which we spent a few minutes picking up. Looks like we will stick to Fort Warden in the future it is nearby and has a lot more amenities there is also the fair grounds which are cheap to stay at. The only reason they survive here is its proximity walking to port townsend nothing else about this place is worthwhile.

While this was our first experience at an RV park, and the views were absolutely stunning, the…read moreoffice staff friendly and helpful and the overall experience a nice one, we did have a few less than stellar moments. Water in the showers (in the building) was either scalding hot - could cause severe burns - or freezing, without an in between. Noise levels in the evening were not monitored, and one RV spent an entire night blasting loud music, without consequence or pause. Cars/trucks/towing vehicles speed through the small pathways, without any care or regard for pedestrians, including younger children.

This was one of our favorite camp grounds this year. It's pretty close to home, has some nice…read moretrailheads around it, and a beautiful creek bubbling in the background. The road to the camp is a bit of a trekk. It's long, windy, and much of it dirt with pot holes. There's also no cell service out there so be sure to communicate with anyone you're meeting shortly after turning off highway 2. The camp sites themselves are good sized, we easily fit 2 tents and our cars. There was a fire pit and a picnic table too. We had access to the river and enjoyed a nice cold plunge on a warm day. There were several hikes in the area to choose from but we couldn't turn down the incredible Lake Blanca, whose trailhead was only a few minutes away. We look forward to visiting this campground again next year.

The campground at Troublesome Creek is an absolute gem. Located about two hours from any…read moresignificant population base, accessible off of a (mostly) dirt forest service road, you'll marvel at the serenity of this idyllic campground. There are two sides to this campground, an east and a west loop. My spot was on the east loop, space 15 and I'd definitely recommend the spaces on the east loop, as they give you ample privacy with equally ample access to the creek and the North Fork of the Skykomish River. No power hookups means you can set the devices aside and worry little about what's happening in the city. Out here, the entertainment is happening in nature. Views of surrounding peaks, the rush of the water as it flows past and as night falls, the dotting of stars in the inky black sky will give you exactly what you need before heading back to civilization. Nature truly is the best. I'll be back to this campground again, no doubt.

Pretty views! We enjoyed our stay here although this is not what we would consider an RV Resort…read more It's fairly basic and spots are a bit tighter than we are used to.

We booked and paid for 2 nights via app. Upon arrival, we are notified they only have 1 night…read moreopening for us. And they can't give us refund. Also we paid extra for a spot with water view, but we don't have it at all.

What a gorgeous park this is. The sad part was it was full when we were hoping to stay. However,…read morethat didn't stop us from spending some time there and that we did. We visited the clubhouse, the kitchen and talk to quite a few folks there. People were working everywhere and even in the flower beds. It was just beautiful for sure. People were very friendly. The sites are well kept up. Maybe next year we'll try to make reservations earlier and be able to stay here.

This is a great park with very few downsides. We stayed for a month and never got moved to a site…read morewith a sewer hook-up. Not within range of over air antenna's. They have 5G WiFi, if you don't abuse it. Buildings were fantastic, showers, laundry facilities were well kept and some of best we have found. In fact, one semi-broken hand held shower head in each of the women's and men's showers were replaced while we were there. Whole park is surrounded by a large forest of old tall trees, private, secure from highway. All the perm residents have sewers but not for the drive by folks. Perm folks stopped by after a week to introduce themselves and offer to show us around. Sundays have an ice- cream social at the clubhouse when not in COVID mode. A great little community that we were blessed to visit with. What needs to change/Other issues: Honey pot service weekly or twice weekly needs to be considered and voted in. Our neighbors hooked up their 30W 5th wheel to our sites electric post for 5 days, and we got the electric charge, (Monthly rate includes electric bill), Staff never checked or had them rebook. All sites are on a small gravel bed, perm sites have some poured concrete patios, but pure rocks make it hard to enjoy sitting outside the RV and enjoy the sunset. There is a car wash on site that is great. Folks there were most kind and helpful, and we will definItely seek to stay there when returning to area. Gorgeous park, wonderful ride/drive to nearby cities, very close to a farmers market for fresh produce and necessities. Near enough Port Townsend to make a daily run if needed.... we did for Groceries, gas or other odds and ends. Close to multiple lakes. Just "wowed" by the beautiful area Around. SkP did this one right, with a very few changes it would approach perfect. Wife approved post.

Great facilities, safe and comfy …read more The lake is clean and once the weather is warmer very fun to swim or kayak

Beautiful campground right on the lake! Friendly staff, well maintained grounds, great beach area…read morewith a dock. Our family had a great time paddle boarding on the quiet lake.