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We stayed here one night in a 35' 5th wheel. We stayed in the parking lot area which didn't protect us from the sun much. The spot we had was pretty level. Full hook ups. The water's taste wasn't the best I've ever tasted. Over all if I had to do it again I would try to get a spot in the other areas of the park not the parking lot area.

We stayed here overnight in a travel trailer. Pull through site #5 full hookups.
Lisa has done a fine job of keeping the park clean and has added some personal touches.
Used the drop box to pay.
Easy in and out.

We have stayed here before and will stay again. Sites are pretty level. FHU to include cable. Next time I think I'll request one of the sites that will block the sun. 9-11??

We stayed overnight in a travel trailer. Site was pull-through long enough to stay hooked up. Water and electric at site. Very pretty park. Nice level site. Dump station a little tricky to get to. Very nice hosts.
The town of St. Regis sends a golf cart around about every hours to transport campers for free into town for eating and shopping.

We have stayed here before and liked it enough to come back through. Staff is friendly, sites are level, they even offer to cook and bring food to your site. Lots of tress, hence the name of the park. FHU.

We like this park, have stayed here before. Nice staff, kind weird getting to the park but doesn't matter now. The park is being sold to local government so it will not be around next year. Too bad.

Yakima River RV Park was conveniently located off I 90. The park is a few miles from I-90. Gated park. Check in painless, no road noise, only the sound of bulls low mooing. Our site was a pull through with full hook ups. There are no facilities. We camped at Yakima River RV Park in a travel trailer.

We stayed there for about 3 weeks, visiting our son and helping with some remodeling on his house.
Weekly rate is 15 per night, Friday and Saturday rate is 20. Very peaceful and quiet there. Lots of locals come out to walk around the lake etc. but never bothered us. We were surprised by the all night baseball games over one of the weekend... strange to us but didn't bother us.
A little noise from the trains but not disturbing. The sites aren't perfectly level, slop toward the front of the rv.
One row of the sites is 50 amp service everything else is 30 amp. Use the second dump station and you can watch it over flow at the first one. Very nice rv park we felt safe the whole time.

Pampa is a nice town with pretty friendly people. The rodeo WAS NOT in town while we were there.

A big thanks to the city of Pampa for keeping this park up and running.
We stayed in a 35' travel trailer.

We have stayed here before. We stayed in site 16, pretty level side to side. The 50amp site are 13 thru 17? All the rest are 30amp. The only hook up not available is sewer. There is a dump station on the back side of the pavilion. We found it best to use the second dump as it can spill out of the first one. Nice quiet park, we will stay here again.

Had to stay at the entrance. Other sites were taken. Back in site, sticking out in traffic while I unhooked. Site not level. When we called for electrical they told us they don't do that anymore. Used the generator.

Over all not bad for the price. We stayed 1 night in a travel trailer.