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We stayed for three nights in a full hook up site. The park was easy to find and in a great location in between Big Bend Ranch State Park and the National Park. Due to a wind storm in NM, our plans changed and the host at Roadrunners were able to provide us an additional night to start our visit. The park looks pretty basic at first, but once there you realize the hosts put a lot of effort into keeping the place nice with additional touches here and there. We never met the hosts and being cool & windy during our visit most folks stayed inside. Be advised - There are no showers or restroom facilities but that was fine for us. Considering how massive BB NP is, this is a good location to explore the Eastern side without driving an hour inside the park. Definitely take the scenic drive through the SP. Gas just up the street and fully stocked small grocery “Cottonwood” a mile down the road toward the NP. We would stay again.

We called and booked a day ahead; being late September no problem. We got a back in site (46) with nice trees behind us; directly across from a small playground. The sites are tight and they do pack them in with little to no privacy between rigs. We were fine with our 25’ motor home and also staying only one night. There were quite a few very large rigs and I also heard someone asking for extra nights so folks seemed fine. I liked the back row better than sites in the center which appeared more crowded. The folks at the office were very friendly and helpful, gave me advice on directions etc for our next day drive. WiFi works best if you sit near the office - there is a bench and the camp hosts offered their picnic table. Showers were closed due to Covid, so no advice there. The location of the RV park directly across from Lake Okanagan was great and the big selling point here. We took a lovely walk along the waterside in the evening. The views on the drive in and out of this area are fantastic!

This was the most expensive RV camp ground we have stayed but also the nicest. We had a very nice back-in site that had the cute cabins behind us. For the back ins there is greenery on both sides providing shade from your neighbors - the pull thrus directly in front of us looked less private but there is decent space between RVs. The camp is pristine and pretty with a large building for reg and bathrooms and showers. There is a laundry but it was $5 CA for wash and again for dry so we didn’t use it. There are trails surrounding the campsite for walking, hiking and biking. Our friends had a car so we did not try walking to Whistler Village, which was a very short drive away, For location, cleanliness, beauty and full hook ups I did not mind the price. Highly recommend.

I’m not sure why some reviews are negative. We arrived here today in a 25’ MH with Jeep toad and we are more than pleased. The online photos don’t do this campground justice for early April when everything is green - trees, grass, etc. We have a back in site that is dirt and gravel, a covered shelter over the picnic table, a pretty little shade tree and lots of space between our neighbors. Loop 2 is shared between dry camping RVs and tents. I can hear a generator from across the campground (presumably a different loop) and glad I’m not parked next to him. I also hear birds chirping and we are steps away from a Nature Trail. The last two days we stayed outside the western side of BB which I’m glad since this park is SO big! This is a great location to explore the eastern side. Restroom spotless, no showers. We have Starlink so no info to share on internet or cell service.

We were meeting my nephew and his wife for dinner on our way through WA. There aren’t too many RV options near Seattle so I wasn’t sure how nice this would be. We were very surprised at how pretty this park is with the lake in the middle and so much greenery. They do pack A LOT of RVs in here though and that may be the only downside. However it was very quiet the one night we were there. Our spot, 242, backed up to the lake, was large with a picnic table. Not a lot of trees on our spot for privacy but we were only there one night so no worries. This was the only park where we had cable TV hookup so we got to try that out. Easy access and close to restaurants. Being Oct we called and booked one day ahead and got a nice spot.