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I liked Westport better, but I have a Thousand Trails pass and this was free with that membership.

Check-in was a breeze as I’ve come to expect from Thousand Trails parks. You arrive and select your own site from what’s available. I took one in the back section of the campground, close to the beach. You can hear the surf from there when it’s quiet; mostly at night.

The campsite itself was a tight fit, but easy enough to back into. My coach barely fit with my awning out and slide extended. I had water and 30 amp service right there, and a bath house with good showers nearby. I did have noisy kids in the activity field one night, but no real issues besides that.

The beach is wide and flat. Waves didn’t seem very impressive for surfing. I did walk all the way to Ocean Shores and back. Wear good shoes if you go long distances like that. Quinault Casino is about 3 miles south and offers decent drinks at a good price.

I did see some of the staff hassle campers who took their RV for convenience runs during their reservations. It seems to me that my membership and reservation should allow me to go to the grocery store and back if I need, even if I don’t have a toad. That turned me off of wanting to come back to this park.

T-Mobile cell service is spotty at best. It averaged 1 bar LTE and spent a lot of time on No Service. WiFi can be had at $6/day or $15/week. Life had already blown my budget so I didn’t try it.

If you’re looking for anything besides the beach I’d recommend the Long Beach park.

This was my first Thousand Trails campground, and my favorite TT park so far. It’s free with the membership. You choose your own site when you arrive. I did encounter a lot of sites with electrical outages, but saw contractors working on them at least twice during my stay in June 2020. My site was level, and wide enough to give no trouble getting my 35’ coach parked. There was a table and fire pit included, and large trees between the sites. I was able to get decent service with T-Mobile but found it better to use internet via the clubhouse WiFi. The park is quiet and dark at night. The best rest I’d gotten in a while.