kenehlers

Definitely a high-end rv spot. When they pick up your garbage each morning, you know you've arrived. Lots of pricey Class A's and 5th Wheels here, all washed and beautiful. We were small potatoes but were treated well by the management. Not many activities although they have a hot tub, pool and horseshoes. No restaurants or stores nearby. Nice but somewhat out of our league. We were right next to a main road, so there was some noise from it.

We stayed here in Sept 2021. This is a well-maintained NFS campground on the North Cascades highway. Big campsites, with picnic tables and fire rings. Good privacy with trees and brush between sites. Vault toilets and water available. Right on a creek, which was nice. Good place to stay.

We traveled from here to Montana and found all the NFS campgrounds were closed, in September. This surprised us and upset our plans, thinking that they wouldn't close until October.

The term 'manicured' would apply here. You would be hard-pressed to find any expensive RV park nicer than this place. Lawns mowed, restrooms cleaned, attentive management. The best state park I've seen.

Near highway 99 but not much road noise. Next to train tracks however. Very nice management. Most occupants here look to be full-timers. but that wasn't a problem. Sites are close together. Has an old look but the facilities are clean and it has a laundry. Works as a stop-over while traveling. $36 with Good Sam is fair.

Not fancy but a beautiful setting. Mountains to the east, Lake Utah to the west. The sites are big and each one has a gazebo with a picnic table. Fairly easy off the I-15:freeway and right next to the Provo airport. This is a big park with a boat launch and even docks. Small sailboats, fishing and waterskiing go on here.. Not salty like the Great Salt Lake to the north. I took one star off because of the grounds being in rough shape. But at the end of April, there was snow on the ground until recently. Not a hanging offense in any case. Worth the $40/night

This is an older park with quite a few full-timers. Right off i-5 but not a huge amount of traffic noise that we noticed being on the creek, the farthest row away. Very nice management. Sites are a little tight but for a one night stand, no complaints. Good rates, which are net of Good Sam and AAA. We'd come back here.

This is an older park with quite a few full-timers. Right off i-5 but not a huge amount of traffic noise that we noticed being on the creek, the farthest row away. Very nice management. Sites are a little tight but for a one night stand, no complaints. Good rates, which are net of Good Sam and AAA. We'd come back here.

Not much privacy, lots of road noise. Beach on one side of the highway, camping on the upland side. The sites with hookups are close together and near the highway. The best campsites here are dry camping, the farthest ones up the hill. Lots of shade, separation and quiet there.

Near highway 99 but not much road noise. Next to train tracks however. Very nice management. Most occupants here look to be full-timers. but that wasn't a problem. Sites are close together. Has an old look but the facilities are clean and it has a laundry. Works as a stop-over while traveling. $36 with Good Sam is fair.

Near highway 99 but not much road noise. Next to train tracks however. Very nice management. Most occupants here look to be full-timers. but that wasn't a problem. Sites are close together. Has an old look but the facilities are clean and it has a laundry. Works as a stop-over while traveling. $36 with Good Sam is fair.