Wine Country RV Park

Fine RV park for tent camping while wine tasting. The bathrooms are usually very clean and showers inexpensive and well maintained. Location is also great as it has a gas station up front and just walking distance to many tasting rooms and even a Starbucks.

The best thing about Wine Country RV Park is it's proximity to the Prosser wine tasting rooms, otherwise it's a pretty standard RV park.

If you don't require a pull-thru, sites 117-127 overlook a horse pasture.

As previously mentioned, Wine Country RV is your standard city RV park. Full hook-ups packed in fairly close; however, the facilities were impeccably clean, the staff incredibly friendly, and well...you don't come to Prosser to hang out at the campground...There was a pool (and a pond..."the pond would be good for you") that looked nice and a putting green (not sure if putting at night was allowed?).

There are a lot of very nice wineries within a short drive, as well as several tasting rooms within walking distance (Vintners' Village). As an added bonus, the local Starbucks is only a short hungover stroll away for your morning caffeine fix if you can't face brewing your own...

We had trouble connecting with the WiFi and once we did, it was super-slow (even by campground standards). We had strong AT&T LTE service throughout.

The campground is fairly close to both the interstate and train tracks, so you may hear both at night--traffic and train woke me the first night, but no issues during night #2 after a day of wine tasting...

First off, the cons - sites are very short and very tight. We had room to put our awning out but not much else. The parking for tow vehicles is to the entry door side of your RV and, even with our small Jeep, we barely fit. It's *very* close to your neighbors power and water connections. Some of the sites looked larger but not by much.

The rest of the park, however, was very nice. The pool is very clean and roomy with a nice hot tub next to it. The bathrooms and laundry are amazingly clean. The showers are coin op and I can't remember how much but I do remember it was cheap. All sites are full hookup so we didn't use them.

The grounds are well kept and mowed every Thursday (they note as such in your check-in paperwork). Be sure to put things away in the evening for the sprinklers.

While there, they were having a Christmas in July party. We didn't buy into it but it seemed very nice. There was a band that everyone could enjoy and they shut it down promptly for quiet hours. No complaints there.

The internet was typical in-and-out campground wifi. Have a backup if you depend on it. Cell service was decent with AT&T but no service with T-Mobile.

There are plenty of wineries in the immediate area and a legal cannabis shop immediately next door. We have no problems with it but don't partake. I was concerned with it at first but we never had a single issue and, although it was kind of busy, they kept the place super quiet and respectful.

The employees are all super friendly and accommodating. If you're in the area, this is absolutely a good and safe place to stay.

The sites are short, and narrow. With my 29ft trailer, I had to pull the truck around back and part at an angle nearly bumper to bumper. But, full service sites (Water, Power, Sewer). Decent pool and nice store on site.

The nights we were staying there was Wine Tasting on site. You can also walk (1 mi) to a cluster of 10+ tasting rooms. Some creative things being done with the wine (wine slushy anyone)? The little city of Prosser is worth a walk-through. Quaint shops occupy 3 or 4 city blocks. Also, Chukar Cherries is along the route back to town.

We stayed here for one week in November. The park was less than 25% full. We had a site at the end of a row, so we had a large "yard". However the sites are short, our 43' 5th wheel just fit, and we had to park our truck by the office. We enjoyed the area, with everything from local wine and craft beer, as well as hiking and cycling. Easy access, everything was clean and very little noise from the nearby interstate and truck fuel stop.

sites are close but there some of the nicest camp spots i have been in. The wine thing that they have going on is the best idea, and i will come back here and do it allover.

This is an “in-town” RV park with a number of fast food joints, coffee shops, and a gas station within walking distance. This makes it great for a pit stop overnight, then coffee plus fuel in the morning.

We enjoyed our stay here at Wine Country. It’s a medium sized RV park and our kids had fun. They have a pool and a small playground. Cell service was never consistent, it would drop out multiple times a day.
The staff was super awesome and so friendly.
Would stay here again.

We loved this RV park. It's right of the interstate, but not noisy. It has a nice view of the hills, is a 10 minute walk from a dozen tasting rooms, and a short drive to more wineries and restaurants. The sites are well maintained and level. The pool is heated and refreshing. I wish the hot tub had been open. The onsite wine tastings were fun and the onsite pizza food truck was delicious. The laundry and shower rooms were well maintained and the wifi was fine. This is an urban RV park and a great stop if you're a wine lover.