A good park for relaxing

This is one of those RV parks you visit to get away, relax and just be lazy. There's nothing much to do around town, but the park is a great fishing spot! Bathrooms and laundry room are clean and neat. The owner is friendly. Would stay again.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Awesome KOA right by Flathead Lake

The site we got was long, roomy, with a patio and grill. The lake view was breathtaking. The hookups work well, including the wi-fi and cable. The staff helped us settle in and were very helpful and professional. Looks like they've done a lot of work to keep this KOA in tiptop shape. There are a lot of things to do in the park, including socializing with other guests. It was a fun holiday, and we'd love to do it again.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Quiet, accessible park

This RV resort is nice but could have been better. It's clean and quiet, with easy access to the I-17 but not much road noise unless you're located near the middle and the front of the park. The sites are smallish, a little sloped and too close together. Full hookups available, no cable TV, wi-fi for extra fee. They collect your garbage twice a week. There's a small dog park inside the resort. There is an indoor pool and hot tub. The showers and laundry rooms are clean.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Perfect Place for a Quiet, Relaxing Getaway

I recommend this campground for those looking for a relaxing getaway. Even before we got here, our impressions about the campground were all positive. The managers were so gracious to answer our inquiries promptly via email. The campground itself is surrounded by the canyons. Our site was near the Little Salmon River and we got a really nice view of it from our Travel Trailer. The staff were very nice and friendly and the place was clean and well maintained. It's right in the center for everything so there is so much to see and do here. Can't wait for our next trip here.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Tight Sites

We only stayed here overnight. The site we had was very narrow and there's only two feet of space between our RV and our neighbor's. It was very inconvenient as we can't let out our awnings and our neighbors had to duck whenever they pass by our rig. They don't have cable and the wi-fi was useless. The staff were friendly and although an older park they kept everything clean.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Pretty cheap for what you get

We only paid $25 per night for staying at this campground. For the service we got, I think that was pretty cheap, even after adding $3 to that rate for cable TV. The site we got was long and wide. It slopes a little, but leveling wasn't a problem. We had full hookups and everything worked as they should. Just be ready with a long hose for the sewer as it's a bit far off to the side. The staff were very friendly and helpful and they keep the place neat and clean. The park is obviously old, but it's still charming. We intend to stay here again soon.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful campground

The full hookup sites in this site are too tight and a bit close together, and there are no laundry facilities within the campground. Having said that, we love this park immensely. It's really beautiful with lots of redwood trees and a quaint creek running through the park. Everything is kept clean and spotless, including the showers and restrooms. The staff are very helpful and go out of their way to keep their guests comfortable and busy. Plenty of beautiful and well-maintained hiking trails ensure that you'll spend a lot of time outdoors, but if you just want to rest in your RV, they've got cable TV and wi-fi.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Great wilderness camping experience

I love Riverside's location. It's right by the river and within a redwood forest, so it gives you that feeling that you're really camping in the wilderness. Yet the place isn't that far away from civilization, Big Sur being only a short drive away. We didn't mind not having any hookups, but I do wish they have a dump station. Otherwise, Riverside is an awesome place to go camping.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

Good only for overnighters

The only thing going for River's Edge is its location. It's right on the riverbank and has the potential to be a great RV park. The thing is, the facilities need upgrading. The grounds aren't very clean. There are a lot of permanent residents, and their rigs are old and unsightly. There are full hookups and cable. Didn't use the wi-fi, so can't comment on that. The staff are friendly, though. The place is good enough for an overnight stay, but not for longer. Maybe I'll stay here again if I don't have other options.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.

A charming little park across Patrick's Point

We decided to stay here when we found Patrick's Point State Park full. I'm glad we did. It's a small and quiet park with lots of lovely redwoods. Most of the people staying here are permanent residents, but their sites are neat and tidy and they're friendly with us overnighters. The grounds are well-manicured, the facilities clean. We got a full hookup site with cable and wi-fi, and everything worked as they should. The site isn't very level, though, and people with big rigs may find it a tight squeeze. All in all, we enjoyed our short stay at this park and we won't hesitate to stay here again.

We stayed here in a Travel Trailer.