Nice stopover

We were passing through and ended up staying 3 nights. The park is fairly large with gravel/shell-packed roads. The pads are shell as well. The bathroom facilities were very nice and clean.

The view from the park is wonderful. Looking out across hills and further to the snowcapped mountains.

We were here in early Oct 2017, so the nighttime temps got pretty low.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Very nice park

This was a stopover stay on our way to Yellowstone. We were here in early October 2017 and stayed 2 nights.

The park is huge with plenty of room. The main roads are asphalt and the pads are packed gravel/shell. Spaces are wide and long. The bathroom/shower facilities are like your bathroom at home; together, but separate from others.

I would stay here again if I'm back up this way.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Unbelievable State Park

I picked this place because none of the real RV parks in Coulee appeared decent to me. I knew nothing about the state park and had never stayed in a Washington state park. After making reservations online, we left the Cascades and trekked our way to the state park.

The check-in process was a little weird, as me and a few other RVers had to call on a phone to get our location. After that was done, we finally made it to our spot. I was blown away!! The park was immaculate. Well maintained, clean, and nothing but beautiful blue skies and rugged wilderness.

I was impressed to say the least. This place knocks the socks off of any state park I have stayed at in Texas, I'm ashamed to say. Maybe Texas could learn a thing or two by coming here!!

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Almost like boondocking!

This park is small, maybe has 15-20 sites. This is definitely not a 5-star park (not that anyone said it was). We picked this park due to its location just outside Cascades NP. It was convenient for our purposes, so I have to give it 3 stars for that.

I had reservations and when I arrived, the caretaker helped me get checked in. The nightly cost was $30/night, but the gentleman looked at me and said,"You look like a senior citizen." Even though I'm not, he charged me $25/night. Thank you!!

The park is little more than a field with water and power poles. They did have restroom facilities and showers, which I used. I'm not as picky as my wife, so I enjoyed our stay there. In mid September, there were only 2 other RVs in the park that were passing thru. The other 4 or 5 were full-timers. It was quiet and peaceful.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Hear that jet?

This was a layover stop on our way to the Cascades. We stayed two nights and the park was well maintained. The bathrooms were clean and decent. The only problem we had were the naval jets from the base close by. I suppose they use the base to practice landings and takeoffs, as from morning to night the jets roared over our heads. At first it was cool seeing the F-18s fly so close, but after about the 5,000th flyover, enough is enough!!! Luckily, we survived, yet I think I'm a little more hard from hearing than when I first arrived.

To be fair to the RV park, they do warn you in their ads that jets fly over the park. I just did not realize how much.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Nice place

We stayed here about a week in Sept 2017. I chose this place because it was part of the Coast-to-Coast club and I could stay a week for free. I had reservations, but when I checked in, they stuck me in an overflow lot even though I could easily see empty regular spots in the park. It turned out OK, but it still pissed me off a little.

Regardless, the park is well maintained and the staff was friendly. The restroom facilities were clean. Rabbits are everywhere. Not really a problem, just not something you see everyday. The park is close to the beach, but you can't walk to it as far as I can tell. Luckily, if you drive a mile or so down the road, there's a parking lot and a path to the beach.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Nice place to rest for a while

We stayed here for about a week in early September of 2017. The park is small and the roads and pads are gravel/grass. We managed to squeeze our 39' 5th wheel into a nice site. It was peaceful here and next to a river that permitted us to walk along its rocky shore. The bathrooms were OK, but nothing to celebrate. It did the intended job! You can easily walk to the town center and enjoy a nice and inexpensive meal at the several diners. This place is definitely laid-back just the way I like it! We enjoyed our week long stay.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Fantastic Park

We were headed to Boise to wait on the eclipse in July 2017. We stayed a week here and definitely enjoyed our time. The park is well maintained with concrete pads big enough to nearly fit two 5th wheelers. WiFi worked great. The facilities were outstanding. The pool was very clean and perfect in July! My wife and I definitely enjoyed the individual bath/shower facilities. I will absolutely stay here again if I pass this way, but will likely stay much longer!

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Nice Park

We stayed a week while we waited for the Solar Eclipse in late July 2017. The roads are dirt/shell, but caused no problems. It was hot, but that certainly isn't the park's fault. This place gave us a nice home base while we explored Boise and the surrounding area. To beat the heat, we'd head over to a dollar movie theater and ended up watching nearly all of the movies shown during the week. I would definitely stay here again if we happen to go back this way!

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Fantastic Park

We stayed here for approximately 1 month in August 2017 in order to see the Solar Eclipse. This facility is very, very nice. The place is very well maintained and everything worked. The pool was great in August! What my wife liked the most was the individual bathroom/shower facilities. Always clean and fresh. We loved our stay there.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.