That was one of the best groomed RV parks that I've stayed in it was convenient and very hospitable…read morerestaurant in store on site everybody seems super friendly would definitely give it a five star and would stay there again

This is not a quiet RV park. It is situated at the entrance to an industrial park which contains a…read moreWalmart distribution and a timber mill along with several other distribution centers. A busy train track sits right behind this RV park. Truck traffic is horrendous. Logging trucks are loud POS's and go by continuously between the hours of 5am and 5pm Monday through Friday. Sometimes they start before 5am. The drivers use their jake brake which adds to the noise. The trains are frequent and blast their horn with no regard to time of day or night. The guys in this town all think they have hot rods and think that Harrison Ave. is their own personal speedway. With all of the traffic noise it sounds like you are sitting right next to the interstate. I never slept through the night due to all of the noise. Almost everyone there are long-timers and many of of the RVs are old, dirty, and trashy. The park has no amenities. There is a laundry room but good luck finding either of the two washers and dryers to be working. They charge $75 if you want access to the bathroom and shower. Oh and if you have a dog, they charge an extra $20 per dog. And don't try walking your dog around the park. People there let their dogs off leash (even though it is against the rules) and the management picks and chooses who they enforce it with. I have had unleashed dogs come at me and my dog too many times to count. And there are many loose cats running around. One day I counted 5 different ones. If you are there for an overnight stay you will be fine although the rate is $50 per day. If you want to stay long-term, be prepared to pay $750 per month for a concrete pad to rest your RV on. Electricity is metered and costs extra. There aren't any picnic tables in any of the spaces either.

I had the pleasure of living at Alderbrook Estates for 2.5 years. Kevin and his wife are a pleasure…read moreand maintain a beautiful, safe and quiet park. The neighbors are all kind, close knit and look out for each other and the entire community with out being intrusive or Nosey.

Stayed here in our RV for 3 months while house hunting. Kevin and his wife are simply the best in…read moreterms of caretaking and friendliness. The park has many permanent residents, spots for long-term stays like ours, and several pull-thrus for overnighters. Not easy to get a reservation but well worth it if you can. Price is very reasonable. The park is kept very clean, laundry facilities are wonderful and not too expensive ($1.25 per load washer and dryer), and there is a sweet little stream running through the park sided by a large grassy area that was wonderful for our dog to run and play. No one objected to him being off leash there, but he comes when he's called, so I'm not sure how people would react to a dog that isn't under control. There were some ducks in the stream and a little bridge that crosses it. We felt very safe here and had quiet neighbors. There was noise from Trosper Road, but not more than the usual two-lane road, and certainly better than freeway noise would be in some of the other parks. Fred Meyer, UPS/fax store, Albertson's, Wal-Mart, and Costco nearby, also gas and coffee shops and other smaller stores. We would love to have found a house in this area. Would definitely recommend this place for short- or long-term stays.

I found this out of the way RV Park on the way to the Great Wolf Lodge near Grand Mound, but has a…read moreCentralia address. It is actually on the Oregon Trail. ITS Historic, but not crowded. Management is very accommodating. It is very well lit and the ground is flat which is important to me. Prices are very reasonable. They accept all sizes of RV s. I highly recommend it.

From the owner: Conveniently located just off of I-5, this huge expanse provides natural splendor and modern…read moreconveniences for the intrepid camper. Full RV hookups provided for up to 14 simultaneous guests.

We enjoyed our stay. The park was quiet and well kept. Spaces are pretty level. Nice green area for…read morepets. Covered area with picnic tables for a BBQ. Be warned though... each spot does not have individual sewer. You have to pack up every so often to dump at the one designated dump site at the park entrance.

Paved sites. Well kept. The reason for inexpensive rate of $25 per night is that there is no sewer…read morehookup, no bathrooms or showers. You have to hook up and drive across the park to empty the tanks the drive back and unhook. What a pain. No type of security either. Sitting along a busy highway. With a little investment this could be as good as Little Creek Casino RV park near Shelton. That is a top notch RV Park run by a Casino as well. We'll probably not be back.

I have to give this campground a five star rating because it is very beautiful and so fun to be at…read more Lots of things to do around the area being in Olympia area. And, inside the campground with the water activity rental equipments. Have a nice little store, friendly staff, very clean and organized. Plan to come back!

Staff was the best, fishing superb. We will return for a longer stay, my wife loved the new…read moreLovelock fence with padlocks.

A family owned business very polite really quiet park Everybody in the park is really polite and I…read morewill come back again.

Very nice camp well maintained great staff updated bathrooms camped are whole life's and this is in…read moreare top 3 campground

It was our first time playing Riverside and I think it is fairly priced and well-maintained. It…read morewas about a 70 mile drive for each of us but we'll do it again. We were paired with another twosome and they were fun to play with. It was a Saturday and I think the course was close to being full yet it didn't feel crowded. No long waits on the group in front of us. It was worth the drive and I'll play it again. The only downside was the golf carts. Our first cart (#8) had issues starting promptly and we exchanged it after about three holes. We loaded our things into #57 and started out again. It was initially slow to start also and we attributed that to perhaps the engine being cold and thought it would get. Unfortunately, it did not. After each stop, we needed to depress the accelerator for about 5+ seconds before the starter would engage. Once started, it ran fine but the delay leaving each tee-box, each subsequent shot and each green was definitely annoying. Here's hoping the carts were a fluke and we'll be back.

I've only ever used their driving range but it looks to be a well maintained course. The food in…read morethe restaurant is good too.

Wonderful place! Very well kept with beautiful views of the river. We had site 23, which we were…read moretold is the best location in the park, I agree! Nice walking trails, restrooms, and even a dog wash. The owners are very friendly and have thought of every detail. Be careful with your dogs in the river, the currents are strong when the tide is changing, and you could easily lose your dog. I'd give them 6 stars if I could!

This RV park is absolutely whimsical, beautiful, and fun…read more It currently has four walking trails two of which take you right down to the copalis river, one that leads to a giant rope swing then loops around to the largest trail. You can tell how much the owners care about each person's stay by the attention to those fine details such as the high-tech dog wash, excellent bathhouse, the flowers, the bird feeders, and houses throughout. The camp hosts are all wonderful you can tell they want each person to enjoy their stay and go above and beyond.