ScottSichler

We mostly enjoyed our stay here. It's a quick walk to a nice beach. Nicely wooded. Friendly staff. Good facilities with an indoor pool and two clubhouses with free wifi.

The sites are really tight and dated though. My sewer hose almost didn't make the connection way in the back and I couldn't back up anymore due to tree branches.

Verizon coverage was pretty much nonexistent. Sprint had a little 3g at times. AT&T was good.

John & BJ's review pretty much sums up our experience here. If you are a member of Escapees RV Club this is a great place to stay near Port Townsend. The temporary sites are a little close together but if you stay longer than a week you can get one of the big sites from their rental pool. Lots to do in the area so we will probably stay longer next time and explore more of the area.

This park is not without it's bucolic charms but it suffers from lack of maintenance and was built on the side of a hill. Leveling your rig here is a big challenge. Thousand Trails has made no attempt to level the sites. The gravel road into the park is dusty and full of potholes.

Good stop when you are coming through SoCal. Close to wineries and shopping. Not really in the wilderness as it's right next to housing developments. The lakes part are ponds with geese and ducks. Watch out for the geese poop. Two large pools for adults and families. A large park but the spaces are big also.

We camped here after a week of hiking, paddling, and moutain biking. The fee includes use of Belknap Springs hot mineral pools (one mile away). Soaking in the warm waters was pure bliss even with light rain at times.

The campground was nicely tucked away off the highway and surrounded by trees. Very peaceful and quiet even when full over the weekend. We had 50 amp and full hookups. The price seemed very reasonable.

No cell service and weak as a kitten wifi even when the park was empty but who cares when you have all this natural beauty.

As others have noted the Passport America rate is a good deal. Convenient to freeway. Management seemed nice.

We liked this RV park. Very reasonable rate with Passport America. The Owners were friendly and the onsite Mexican restaurant was good. Close to I-15 but far enough out that it was quite.

We boondocked for 15 days outside of Moab and then came here to hookup for a few nights. Moab campgrounds can be expensive and not so appealing. This is a good deal with Passport America. Friendly staff. Clean park.

This is very basic as far as campgrounds go but out of this world views. We chose to drive out a little from the main spots. It was a little rocky but doable. A rental RV tried to take the same path at 20mph which was fun to watch.

Note on Internet if you have AT&T - The coverage here is pretty good but roaming so be careful as AT&T on most contracts has a very low roaming data allowance.

This is a nice Forest Service campground close to Rocky Mountain NP. Some larger sites can accommodate bigger RVs so check recreation.gov for more info. Walk up sites available so we came earlier in the week and scored on a 4th of July.