Timberline RV Park

My family booked here mostly due to the price and ability to book online. We made a last minute trip to the Longview area and found everything booked. We had wanted to explore Marshall more anyway so this place was a perfect opportunity. The managers are on site and very responsive to calls and texts. We arrived late due to an accident on the freeway that made us have to reroute. The owners met us and showed us the site we reserved but it proved hard to get my trailer into so he moved us to another spot. The park seems to have a lot of full timers (oil field probably) or people who leave their trailers there here to hunt near by possibly but was very clean and managed. The park was easy to navigate with easy access to Marshall and the Interstate while also being far enough away to provide peace and quite. No fancy thrills here but a nice place to stay for what we needed. I would definitely recommend for anyone passing through or needing an inexpensive spot in the area.

When we arrived, the weather was typical. Lows near freezing and highs 45-55 then URI moved in. Sleet, freezing rain, snow more sleet, more snow and then the cold. -6, -10, -9. Thankful we never lost power as the town sold out of all fuels. Staff did their best to keep all utilities going the best they could, but water lines still broke in spots around the park. It is a nice little park. Would stay again.

We only stayed one night so we didn't use the facilities. There are very uneven dirt roads, sites are small and close together. There is gravel on the sites but they are very uneven. There are two bathrooms and a laundry room, I didn't check the price.

The campground is nearly full and most of the campers looked permanant, however there were few people here.

The pond is very small and looked very dirty. Maybe in the summer you can swim but I wouldn't.

The employee who greated us was very nice and very helpful.