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More of a full-timers park. Clearly no age or type of RV restrictions. The river view wasn’t anything to be desired. The location is good. Scenic helicopter company right across the street. Expect noise on good weather days.
Cheap laundry! Small kids playground.
A real pet peeve was being unable to find a circuit breaker so I could plug in properly. We didn’t have a picnic table on our spot. Not a big deal for us.
Everyone we spoke to up front was kind and very helpful.
$45/night after whatever fees and things they had was high. They’re definitely piggybacking off nearby, nicer parks and the “location.”
The only reason we stayed here was because it was too late and I was too tired to find a boondocking spot in the hills nearby.

New to full-timing, Crown Cove was our first experience with an rv park. From the get go, they’ve been accommodating to myself and my family. Even before we had purchased our new home.

Arrival and setup were seamless.

Being new to rv’ing, I picked a spot that was mostly level to give myself an upper hand in figuring this stuff out. The park is a mix of level, angled, paved, and gravel sites.

My understanding is that all regular sites are now “deluxe” and run that price tag listed on their website.

Not once have I ever felt unsafe here and I’ve never had one thing taken from my site. The park is mostly full-timers and was filled to 90+% capacity for the duration of our stay.

The playground isn’t fancy but it works for the little ones.

Laundry has a few options. $2 wash load. $3 wash load. $0.25 for 10 minutes of dryer time.

I never used the bathhouse so I can’t speak of it.

We’re leaving town soon until this world settles down but, I assure you, we’ll be back here when we return.

Being in the area out of season, we were glad to find a place open year-round. Arrived late, read the sign, found our site, setup, filled out the form, inserted cash, and dropped it in the metal post up front. Done. We saw the manager doing his round that same night but didn’t speak until the next morning.
We only planned to stay one night but the weather was perfect. It was too nice to leave. No cell service. Nothing. Just dry camping with the family for wonderful memories.
We saw maybe 10 other campers at the park. Effectively empty and just as quiet.
Outhouses were available but we didn’t use them.
I would absolutely love to stay here again.

A good place for a quick stop along our route. We’re YMCA members and chose this park strictly so we could utilize the Y. No issues there.
Paid $25 for spot 91. Electric only 50a/30a. We were allowed to dump using the communal station with no additional cost but it was jammed up with leaves that I wasn’t cleaning out. Not a huge deal considering the time of year.
A few run-down full-time RV neighbors with unfavorable dog types.
Very friendly front office.