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Not much to recommend the place. Many sites have water and electric. Dump station. Sites seem close together. Not sure what you do here. Sand dunes are big but basically only two giant sand dunes. There is an observatory that would be fun but no schedule posted and doesn’t look used. Is quite a ways from the freeway. Very very very windy. I would stay again but only for an overnight passing through

I just saw this place listed as Best RV. Resort in Idaho. It is not

The photo that Campendium is showing is 100% deceiving
CRAMPED, CROWDED and the sites are nasty. There is a rule that you can’t but a mat outside as it will ruin the grass!! HA! The “grass” is nothing but weeds. Your picnic table has many coats is dried dead paint all chipping off. I would never sit on it. Splintersville for sure. 10 feet between you and the rug next door. From the street it looks great but looks are very deceiving. I wish I had never made a reservation. Office staff friendly but incompetent. It appears that they are making overnight cabins and squeezing them in everywhere. This place will also nickel and dime you, $10 rental fee for a fire ring. WIFI so slow you are better off using cellular data. Sites are gravel and you might drag the tail end of your rig. My tow vehicle and trailer are 40 feet , I barely fit in a pull thru site. Will never stay here again. They have a rule that you must turn off your outside lights by 10 pm, good thing as you are so close to your neighbors that the light would be in your face all night. Not for me. My mistake for staying here. Your neighbor’s sewage drain is so close to your picnic table that you will trip over it.

Very friendly. Lots of shade trees. For a commercial RV park, plenty of space between sites. Sites have a dump valve in the middle and at the end. Very clean campground. Dump fee was $5

There are two campgrounds. The main campground is nice, unfortunately I am crammed into what is called the village (approximately sites 35-50). Don’t stay in the village. Sites are very close and no vegetation or screening between sites. Lots of barking dogs.

The main campground is VERY nice, spacious sites with lots of separation. I would definitely camp in the main campground but NOT the Village. Main campground is 5 stars. I Don’t ever use campground restroom so I cannot comment on them

I’m not a fan of common RV parks but from time to time they serve a purpose when traveling between destinations. I could give this park 4 or 5 stars if just comparing it to commercial parks. Grass is nice. Quiet and safe. Fortunately I had an empty site on both sides. Thankfully they enforce the leash rule. Didn’t use bathroom

Spaces are spread out, RV sites have a level paved pad, everything clean, this is the desert so sites are not shaded, didn’t use the restrooms, hike to Victoria mine is great, nice dump station. I was here the end of November and there are very few campers here, due to Covid half the sites are shut down. Weather perfect . I don’t think I’d be here April through October as it would be way to hot. Nearest gas station is 20 miles away. I would definitely camp here again. January thru March reservations are required, I don’t think I’d like being here with 200 sets of snowbirds.

Worst campground ever. There are two campgrounds. The one by the beach seems nice. The campground by the Park headquarters is a field that is a free for all. Completely disgraceful. Washington parks should be ashamed of themselves

The layout is similar to a commercial rv park. One main road with RV site’s perpetual to the road. All lined up side by side RV , picnic table, RV. I would not stay here again

This could be a nice campground but host doesn’t enforce the dogs on leash rule. I was attacked by two dogs while the host watched sitting in his golf cart. Left a day early as the campground is nice