Maple Grove RV Resort

You couldn't ask for a cleaner well managed location. Between to Seattle, Anacortes

*very tight spaces
*sites are not level
*clean laundry facility
*friendly staff

Small RV park with two sections. The primary RV area is paved with full hook-up back-in and pull-through sites. There is an additional overflow section that is gravel with water only connections. The commute into Seattle wasn't bad. We had to park our truck in overflow parking because our site was so small. The places to walk dogs were limited to 1) in the gravel overflow lot or 2) out the back gate in a neighborhood where we were told not to go at night.

Not a bad RV park, but there isn't much about this park that I would recommend.

Most of what the prior review (2016) says is still spot on. I write this review to fully emphasize the sites are the narrowest I have had to experience in my 6 years of RVing (I'll post images) and not level is an understatement (16" difference from back to front). You know you are in for some creative leveling when the park provides wood at the site to help level your rig. I opted to not even try since it was just for one night.

Because you have to park your toad alongside your MH and cannot pull in too deep, your car is inches from the front door. So, when you hit the last step you have to make an immediate 90 turn and then close your MH door to have room to walk out of your spot.

The entrance and the roads inside the park are wide enough for 1 vehicle at a time, so you hope as you arrive/depart no one is coming from the opposite direction.

There are a few positives for me: The office staff are very friendly, the blackberry bushes back where the dogs are asked to go (alley behind the park) are plentiful, access off the freeway to the park entrance is easy, and it was very clean.

This was the most expensive park I have stayed at in Seattle. I would do my best to not return, because it is not a value and simply uncomfortable to stay because of the site slope and width.

1 star at most - the landscaping was nice but the sites were so incredibly squished together I could reach from one side to our extended slide with my arms! And I don't have long arms!

I noticed the lack of space as soon as we drove in - or rather squeezed into the narrow entrance off the main road - and when I asked the woman in the office, she snapped "No! They are all the same size!". Ugh. As we were being checked in, the large man who needed a haircut and a clean shirt asked where we were from. When I told him NY, he proceeded to tell me everything he didn't like about NY. Thanks, welcome to Washington buddy.

No decent place to walk the dogs, the sites were all unlevel and sloped, and despite the landscape between each site, it was so unpleasant to be in such a small area that we never sat outside!

Would not recommend this place. Premier RV Spot in Washington - what a joke!

The sites are small and packed tightly. This is fine considering you're staying in the city. My issue is with the grandiose description being used by the owners. I would not call this a premiere resort. It's an RV park plain and simple. I don't see a pool, activity room, or any other feature that constitutes this being called a resort. I didn't notice the maple lined boulevard they describe either. It's a small road just off of a busy road. Again, nothing wrong with that except the owners description really inflates the expectations and they don't do themselves any favors. Also, the picture being used on Roadtrippers could not possibly be the same park as there is no grass between sites and the spaces are much closer together. Wifi is unusable here as well. I would stay here as a home base for sightseeing but I would not stay here if I was wanting a "resort" experience.

Very clean and modern space with paved paths and pull thru sites but can be a bit tight on some spots and may feel like a normal parking lot at times. The good thing is it's tucked below from the highway so road noise is very minimal.