kirkschulz

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Elwha Dam RV Park. The hosts were very friendly & accommodating. We had a nice pass through site that easy accommodated our 33 foot Airstream Classic Trailer & Ford F 250. Firewood was also readily available.

We stayed for 3 nights over the Memorial Day weekend. The park is well maintained and is gated. Upon check-in they give you a card to use to open up the gate when you are leaving for the day or coming back in at night. There was plentiful firewood available (a wheel barrow load for $10) and some cool wooden furniture was around each fire ring. The owners continue to work to make improvements and the landscaping was very nice. The pull through sites are quite large - and our 25 ft Class B+ had ample room. The sites were also level.

We stayed in Lake Chelan State Park for 2 days in May of this year. We had partial RV hook-ups in our spot (30 Amp service and water - no sewage) along with a fire ring and picnic table. The spots are somewhat level (bring some leveling blocks). The campground was 100% full and there were a variety of medium sized trailers and Class B/C RV’s. Our spot was plenty long for our 25 foot class B+ with room to spare on the back and front. There is not a lot of privacy and your neighbors are right next too you - great for families camping together.

We are a big fan of KOA campgrounds and have probably stayed in over a dozen different KOA campgrounds near many National Parks. This is the best KOA we stayed in over the last 5 years.

The staff was fantastic and our premium pull-through site was terrific. We made a fire for a couple of nights in a fire pit and enjoyed the ice cream store available on site.

The site was expensive but was worth it. The location was only a few miles from the entrance to Glacier National Park and it was only about a 10 minute drive to the park entrance.

We have stayed in this KOA twice. We had one of the deluxe pull-thru spots with 50 Amp service.

The staff is very friendly and we were escorted to our spot. There was also a separate parking area for our truck which was a nice feature.

We had a grassy area next to our trailer which was nice for our dogs. This is a large camping park with 2 different dog parks.

The KOA is relatively close to the interstate and a large Walmart.

I didn't attempt to make reservations until 4 or 5 months before our trip to Grand Teton NP - and I could get a reservation here.

On a positive note - the site was a pull through gravel site which was pretty level. Only the 50 Amp service worked at our site - the 30 Amp was not functional. While we have a 50 Amp trailer - anyone who wanted to use something else would have been out of luck.

The staff were friendly and guided us in a golf cart to our site and made sure everything was functional.