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The previous reviewer mentioned close railroad tracks, traffic noise and oil tanks so we didn’t expect much….. well, I’d like to clarify that a bit. Yes, there are railroad tracks adjacent but they have been abandoned many years ago. They aren’t obvious or bothersome because they are a higher elevation than the resort and every pad is angled away from the tracks overlooking the river. Management was attentive and the shower rooms are among the best we have ever experienced even at much more expensive parks. There is traffic noise but it dies down by 6 pm. Summary: $ 45 for full hookups overlooking a river with good amenities is worth a stop.

Called them asking about staying overnight as we are towing a boat. The lady on the phone said they no longer allow overnight RV’s even if towing a boat.

Closed. Washington State has closed most of the rest areas on I-5. The reasons center on vandalism by squatters and non - driveable derelict RV’s. Don’t count on any rest areas in WA for the foreseeable future.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.

Back in the day when you saw KOA, it meant a higher quality place or slightly higher than local price. Not here… Although the staff are very nice and helpful the facility is below par. Although a few of the long term big rig sites are concrete, Our site was just plain dirt, not even graveled. Slope required our 24’ class B to have the front wheels off the ground to level. The sewer drain is higher than the ‘pad’ making it unusable. For $60? And yes, although you can’t blame the owners for causing the cattle feedlot smell when the wind is out of the East, whew.