Good Campground for TT Members

If you have a TT membership, this is a good campground to stay. The campground is spacious, although some of the amenities need some repairs and repainting. The staff and the owners here are very helpful and accommodating. We got a site that was right along the Skykomish River and it was fairly level. It's gated so you do not have to worry about security. The river drowned any possible road noise that there may have been so it's really quiet here at night. There are a lot of trees around the area. On one hand, it's good since they provide a lot of shade. On the other, it makes it a bit challenging to get a good satellite dish and WiFi reception. Lots of activities to do with the kids. Roads here are a bit narrow and hilly so be prepared for a challenging drive.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Awesome State Park

If you haven't tried this campground yet, you are definitely missing a whole lot. This campground is neat, clean and orderly. There are a lot of great walking and bike trails around the campground as well as open areas for the kids to run and enjoy themselves. Satellite dish and cellular phone reception are great. Sites here are paved, spacious, long and level with a lot of pull throughs. All of the sites have picnic tables and fire rings. The staff is great and friendly and helpful. I'd definitely keep coming back.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A small campground with tight sites

If you have a big rig, you will want to think twice about staying at this park. The sites are too small so you probably won't have a lot of space around your rig. Parking and maneuvering your rig will be a challenge too. Other than the size of the sites, the campground itself is adequate for short stays. There are full hookup sites available, but most of them are taken by permanent residents. These permanent residents are nice people, though, and they keep their spots neat and clean. There's wi-fi but no cable TV. The people at the office are among the friendliest I've ever met.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A nice and quiet park

This RV park is a very peaceful place, even in the daytime. The only sounds you'll hear constantly are the sounds of the sea lions and the waves crashing against the rocks below. The views are great if you choose a site near the bluffs. Otherwise, the redwoods would obscure your view. Full hookups are available, with good wi-fi and cable. Water pressure is a bit low, though. The facilities, such as the shower and bathrooms, are a little older, but still work as they should. The owner lives on-site, is quite helpful and is always available for questions or for a chat. We'll return here when we can.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A nice enough campground in a patch of redwoods

Pros: great scenery, great woodsy atmosphere as it is a campground in a patch of redwood trees, working FHUs with cable and wi-fi, a short drive to the beach and restaurants, clean facilities, friendly staff. Cons: sites aren't level, some highway noise, dirt roads that produce a lot of dust on dry days. Still, this place is convenient if you're looking for a place to stay for a few days.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Quiet and Relaxing

Conveniently located off Route 25. Park roads are paved with gravel. Sites are only packed with dirt, but very spacious. Careful where you step, especially at night because of the large boulders everywhere. Very clean restrooms. Staff is very helpful and accommodating. Extremely quiet. A definite must to visit if you need some good ol' R & R.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

A cozy spot near the Niagara Falls

What I like most about this campground is while it's small, it's very nicely maintained and clean all the time. It doesn't have a lot of amenities such as a pool or playground, but the site we got has full working hookups and a level asphalt pad. They don't have cable TV, though, and the wi-fi is quite unreliable. It's also a bit more expensive than we're used to for what we got, but it's the Niagara Falls - everything is expensive around here. The place is only a few minutes away from the Falls and from Buffalo, which has nice dining options.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Beautiful but not for big RVs

The management of Fish Creek Pond need to reconsider their reservation system. When we made our reservations, we were assured that we got a big rig site by the lake with full hookups. Apparently, the people working the reservations for this campground have no idea what they are dealing with. The site we got was far too short for our 5th wheel. We ended up not staying at the place and finding another campground. Too bad. The views of the lake are beautiful and there are lots of lovely birch trees about.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

No Frills Campground

This is a simple campground located in a beautiful part of NH. Sites can be a bit of a challenge to get in and out. Clean and well maintained laundry facilities. Staff very friendly. Can be quite noisy especially when the trains are passing every hour. Cellphone signal practically non-existent here. No cable TV and Wi-Fi here. Good if you're planning to just stay for a few days.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.

Clean, safe campground but beware of the Eucalyptus Trees

We've been coming back to this campground for several years now, and we love it. It's a clean and safe campground quiet at night. Sites can easily fit in large rigs. The only reason why I didn't give this a 5 is the Eucalyptus trees around. They somehow seem to know if there's a rig parked underneath. We had to regularly wash and wax our Fifth Wheel daily to get the muck off.

We stayed here in a 5th Wheel.