Goose Creek RV Park & Campground

The sites are large and nice. Mixture of travelers and long term sites. We used it as a place to park our rig and go to Canada for a week in our pickup. We visited the area for a few days. Grand Cooley Dam & nice state park in the area. Strait shot to Spokane when we headed to Montana.

Wilbur is a stop over spot so you might not need to hook up sewer which would give the park another star.

Well maintained park with lovely green grass and mature trees. Good water pressure. 50 amp FHUs

The sites are asphalt with dips and holes but we were able to get level. Nice picnic table and good size yard.

Hooking up is insane. The sewer and water are under the rig. The sewer is elevated and water spigot is in a hole. So you hook up then back over them to hook up electric way in the back of the site. The camp host helped but what a pain!!!!

Unhooking took forever to get everything flowing up and into that elevated sewer opening.

Nice and quiet day and night. Very friendly and helpful hosts. Could do without loud barking dogs at my feet while checking in but they’re cute dogs.

Rate reflects Good Sam but they also have PA which I didn’t know when I reserved and paid in advance.

Without the hookup mess this would be a great stop.

You will love this hidden gem. Nice flat, affordable spots with full hookups, a picnic table and luscious green grass next to your concrete patio.Some spots have nice shade trees for the summer heat. The on site laundry is very clean and handy. The park is located a couple blocks off Hwy 2, so you won't hear any noisy traffic. This is an older park that has gone through many renovations, making it the best RV camping spot in the area. This park is family owned and operated. They were great and very helpful. You won't want to pass this one up.

Great central location for visiting state parks & lakes. Friendly staff, clean campsites with nice space between sites. Laundry facilities are clean.

We enjoyed our stay in Wilbur while we were visiting Grand Coulee Dam. Debbie (owner) was very friendly and helpful while we were there. Such a nice clean and well maintained campground. I’m sure we will be back again sometime.

The park and personnel were lovely, but the hookups were awkward at best. As reported earlier, you need to hook up your sewer before completely backing in. The water source was below ground level and the electrical hookup was so far away that the park offers a 30 amp extension to help out. The small town is charming and we enjoyed their community pickleball courts, which were lovely!

What a wonderful place. Large sites, grassy area for dogs and very clean. Stayed two nights and would have loved to stay longer. Best site so far on our 60-day adventure. Sites were well maintained and gave you plenty of privacy. Laundry was welly maintained and convenient. Would defiantly stay here again.

Just an overnight on the road across WA. Grassy, small space but we were on the end overlooking something agricultural or slightly industrial. WIFI didn't work if you stepped four feet from office door, a phenomenon we are tiring of when advertised as an amenity. But you can walk over to Billy Burger and get a shake, and sip it while you stroll downtown Wilbur, which isn't much, but a nice way to stretch your legs. Owner was super nice and takes care of property. Showers reportedly (husband) clean and kept locked.

I made a reservation online for a spot and when we arrived, the woman in the office came out and told me that I shouldn't have been able to complete my reservation. She stated that they were having issues with their water line (half of their RV lot was full with people so I have a hard time believing that), and that they "don't allow rigs of a certain age", meaning our RV was "too old" for the RV park. Nothing on the website stated any of that, and if I had known I wouldn't have wasted my time. Her tone was polite but I definitely felt like she was looking down on me due to my older rig. Don't waste your time unless you have a super nice rig and therefore qualify for a spot on their pedestal. Can't stand places that seem themselves too good for older rigs.

This is adequate for an overnight stopping point, This RV park is well run, they have some RV supplies for sale. It is very small but spots are decent sized, with grass and shade trees! The laundry facility was a 5 star, however the town of Wilbur was tiny, very few food options and in the middle of grain/wheat fields with NOTHING nearby except the Coulee Dam and a GREAT State Park! If you stay here, you must visit this State Park! I would not stay here again unless it were absolutely necessary for rest.