Clayton Cox

We are on a planned trip and this stop was on the heels of a 7.5 hour drive so we booked this location in advance given the lack of options. Arrival was peculiar in that we didn't physically check-in but we were shown to our site for the night. The site only had 50amp service but had a 50amp to 30amp adapter already at the pedestal so we could hook up easily. Overall the park was full of long-term residents that seemed to be construction and/or pipeline workers. This was ok with us since it was just for a night but wouldn't be a place we'd consider staying for more that 1-2 nights given the lack of amenities. Staff was friendly though!

Overall, this was a great park with level sites (huge +)! We were in a H20/Electric only site so the price was a bit steep for no sewer connection at our site but a convenient free use dump station was on-site. The showers/restrooms were fantastic in terms of cleanliness and water pressure. One suggestion would be to have lockable shower stalls for a bit more privacy. Would definitely stay here again!

Overall this campground is just so-so in terms of amenities (no laundry facilities), and they have signs that state if you have a restroom in your TT/RV to use that instead. Our site was sloped downward towards the lake and made setting up extremely difficult, taking way longer than normal. The staff was extremely nice and helpful so that was a plus! Now to the bad...The third to last day a Winnebago RV parked two sites down from us. They are pulling 50A but pedestals only offer 20/30A. Pedestals are tied every group of 3 to a single ground and we happened to be on theirs. As a result, our power Wattage kept dropping below safe levels for our TT and our surge protector kept shutting off power for us. This was unfortunate as it was the hottest weekend they've had this year (85+ in shade). Not to mention we work remotely from our TT so with power out, our mobile router is inaccessible. Thankfully, this happened over the long holiday weekend.

The staff was helpful however this caused some undue anxiety for us since we were heading to the North Cascades NP for the day and left our dog in our TT. All was well with the dog though and he was fine but I would caution those wanting to stay here. The electric is not reliable and is outdated after talking with staff.

This was our first stop on a 3 month long west coast trip this summer. We were able to find it with ease and navigate to our campsite with no issue. We were fortunate enough to get a secluded spot with trees on one side and the dog park on the other, highly recommend this site! The staff was helpful, accommodating and friendly. Would definitely stay here again!