Issaquah Village RV Park

A clean and nice park with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains not too far from town. The spots are spacious but can get a bit tight for bigger rigs. It's affordable and very accessible as it's close to the freeway.

A clean and well maintained park between a maintenance yard and I-90. Easy access even with all the current construction. Turning left off I-90 east, be in the right turning lane so you can make a right turn on the next block!

FHUs with 50 amp and good water pressure. Open sky for satellite connect. Little green space and tight sites as expected this close to the big city. There is only one other park closer to Seattle and this is a much better option. Even with traffic it took us less than 30 minutes to reach downtown (the diamond lane for two people).

We had one of two pull-throughs right next to the showerhouse. No outdoor space and our awning would have hit the building if we put it out all the way. We weren't there to camp so it was fine with us.

The Interstate noise is constant but the park itself is quiet. Several seasonal/permanent residents along the back, all well maintained.

Propane on site. Very friendly and helpful staff. The maintenance guy is delightful!!

We stayed here because it was convenient to both the city and the airport. It's a pretty typical RV park for an urban area expect I think the spacing between sites was a tad bit more generous than is normal. The staff was excellent, the laundry room spotless, and the grounds nicely maintained. We also enjoyed the fact that a short drive took us to two different state forests with some great trails.

The major downside here is the road noise from I-90. The reviewer who said they couldn't hear it inside their rig must have a tank for an RV because it was so loud in our bedroom at night (it never, ever stops) that I had to wear earplugs. We also couldn't sit outside and talk because it was so loud.

Despite this minor inconvenience, we would stay here again because of the location and accommodating staff.

We had a couple of nice nights here. It was quiet and close to many things. It is close to interstate 90 and you can hear some road noise but it’s not too bad.

We stayed here for 3 months and had a good experience. We are travel nurses and they treated us well. The park itself is old and in an industrial area of town, but it felt safe. About 50% of the rigs are permanent residents. This RV park is right off the highway and you can hear loud highway noise all the time. There is no pet area in the park and they request you walk your dog on the city bike/walking trail outside of the park across the road. Our site was large and level.
The biggest thing this park has going for it is the office staff. The office lady is so kind and so accommodating. The maintenance staff is also so nice. They offer propane refills from your site. They will take your tank and bring it back refilled which is a great service.

Old but comfortable setting. This is an older park and the RVs are close together. There is some highway noise. The staff is wonderful. We checked in late and had a problem with our electrical box. The manager came out and took care of the issue for us. It is clean and feel safe. Overall the park is very clean. I would stay here again.

This was our Seattle RV site. We took a rideshare into the city and back. Issaquah itself had a few options for food, and we felt perfectly safe walking around the village. There's a multiuse paved trail right outside of the park. We did laundry here, and that experience was perfectly fine as well.

Except for Sunday morning the noise was nonstop. Overall. the park was in good condition with well stocked and clean (at least the men's side). If I planned on just one night, this would be a good positioning location for getting into Seattle. It was too noisy to sit outside and have a conversation with your mate.

Staff are great and really friendly. The park is definitely older but met our needs. It’s conveniently located near Seattle, but the proximity to the highway makes noise a bit loud. There is an industrial area nearby with very loud trucks, but weekends are a bit quieter. There is a small play area for children, but it’s seen some better days, some of the equipment is broken, although it is nice to have a space available. Park is very small, next to a walking and biking trail if you need some outdoor exercise.

This little RV park is nice and clean. They have a few spots for bigger rigs, so that was good for us. (I posted a pic showing a few big rigs). They do a great job offering a lot of spaces in a small area. I was impressed with how kind and considerate the office staff was.

Access was good and was a great place to overnight while visiting friends in Seattle for dinner.