Owner = AMAZING Prices = AMAZING…read moreCustomer Service = AMAZING This park is absolutely AMAZING. MUST SEE it for yourself and bring friends and pets too!

We booked six nights at Pine Near and initially found the park clean and pleasant. During our stay,…read morehowever, wildfires were active in the region, a Red Flag Warning was in effect, and the air quality reached the "Very Unhealthy" range. The conditions became a genuine health and safety concern, and we decided we could no longer safely remain. I explained the situation to the owner, who sounded very understanding and even mentioned medical issues in her own family. We planned to leave the next day, but when the park lost power that evening, we decided not to spend the night without air conditioning in the heavy smoke and left. About 30 minutes later, the owner texted that power had been restored. A couple of days later, after seeing no refund, I contacted her. She offered a three-night credit toward a future stay. I thanked her but explained that we live on the East Coast and could not realistically use it, and asked instead for a refund of the three completely unused nights that followed our departure. We did not even ask for a refund for the night we left, despite not spending that night there. She never responded. I followed up again several days later and again received no response. We did not leave because our plans changed or because we disliked the park. We left because the conditions had become a health and safety issue. I do not blame Pine Near for the wildfires, smoke, or power outage, but I could find nothing in its published policy stating that guests who must leave early under dangerous natural conditions forfeit payment for all unused nights. The park also appeared only about half occupied during our stay. Policies and profits matter, but health, fairness, compassion, and common sense should matter more. We made every reasonable effort to stay and even accepted paying for the night we left. Keeping our money for three additional nights we could not safely use--and then ignoring two requests to reconsider--was unacceptable. For that reason, I cannot recommend Pine Near.

Hi, I just wanted to let you know--in case you're looking to spend some quiet, uninterrupted time…read morewith your pets and your daughters--that I strongly recommend you avoid this place. The people there are very unpleasant; the owner and his wife are extremely disagreeable. They get angry about everything--whether it's pets or children--and even get upset if the kids ride their bikes or play; they'll scold the children, yet if you, as a parent, try to confront them about it, their attitude completely changes. They also claim you can pick fruit, but that's a lie; they don't actually allow it.

The absolute BEST place to stay in Lake Chelan...maybe all of WA state! This was our 2nd trip to…read morethe farm in our Airstream trailer and we hated to leave. The views literally take your breath away and the farm animals nearby our site made our stay extra special and unique. Besides getting farm fresh eggs daily, I was also able to pick lots of ripe strawberries from the u-pick garden. Can't wait to go back later this summer or in the Fall!!!

Nice spot along the Columbia River. Most sites are pull-throughs with a bit of grass and a picnic…read moretable. We had one of the 3 back-in sites (#20, 21 and 22), which are basically 3 parking spots close together. There is a shared grass area behind, and an assigned picnic table for each of the 3 sites. We had afternoon shade over our motorhome, and full hookups, so we were mostly happy. Try to get one of the pull-through sites, though, if you can. The Marina has a boat dock, a wonderful swimming lagoon with a swimming dock, and the nicest camp hosts who keep a good watch over everything. Very quiet at night which is a real plus. The RV Park is in the town of Bridgeport, but most of the businesses in this poor town are shuttered. There are two small grocery stores, a coffee shop, a small restaurant or two, and a couple of parks, but not much else.

What a wonderful RV park with reasonable prices. All sites are level asphalt with adjacent grass…read morearea except 3 sites on East end. Bathrooms are very clean. The grounds are maintained by the nicest hosts we have ever encountered. There is a boat ramp and swimming lagoon. We plan on coming back in the near future due to the host's friendly attitude. You'll never regret staying here!

Blu-Shastin RV Park is extraordinary…read more... * Not only because it is a 12-acre RV campground nestled in the midst of the Cascades Mountain Range just 15 minutes from the international tourist destination of Leavenworth, WA... * Not only because it has a sparkling swimming pool next to its clubhouse AND a creek that runs along the property. The place is most extraordinary because of the owner/manager, Dave Haase, who makes the place just as enjoyable and refreshing as all the natural beauty and amenities of the property. We first visited here when my tween & teen were just toddlers on the lawns at Blu-Shastin RV Park many summers ago, and our stays have become an annual July tradition ever since. Dave, as all pleasantly discover after meeting him for the first time, is as easy going as a summer breeze on a carefree Saturday afternoon. His quick smile warms the room, and welcomes all like they alone are the good friends he's been awaiting. As I sat alone in his old time clubhouse, tapping these observations into my smartphone, he actually walked over between customers, just to chat.... "Everything OK?" he asked, with a gentle smile while pointing two thumbs up toward me... I put down the phone, and didn't tell him I was noting the truly unique beauty of his establishment and his management style... He just wanted to be sure I was having a good time at his place. Our conversation turned to something he never talks about: himself, and only because of my persistent questions. Turns out he spent many years working in the Caribbean, before owning eight other campgrounds, and then he settled on buying Blu-Shastin. That was some 25 years ago. Yep, all is well here.... thanks to this beautiful location, and Dave's Caribbean-style way. As of today, July 1st 2020, among all the COVID-19 protocols and concerns... Dave's way and kindness were particularly appreciated. We camped at Blu-Shastin RV Park in a Travel Trailer.

What a wonderful RV Park. Just stayed 4 days for Octoberfest. Dave & his crew were great!!…read moreVery clean, well kept. Would highly recommend this park.... The biggest decision we had, the first 2 nights we were by the river in the trees, so I had to give that beautiful setting up and move more to the middle clearing so our satellite would get a signal so we could watch Monday Night Football.... Then the game sucked.... Haha ... Great place great people we'll definitely be back..

I have moved from Maryland to Washington and living in the camper at Glenwood rv park. The first…read moreday that I had got here Jessie the manager had made me feel like I was part of his family. He will help with almost anything from stores, parks to see as well as making sure that you have the things you need to set up. This park is friendly, clean and very helpful. Thank you Jessie and Glenwood Park.

Love this family owned and know fully family operated. Folks are working hard to bring her back to…read morelife. We recommend staying here. We would like folks opinion on what they would like see braught in maybe for the children activity's etc! Please like to hear some ideas, thank you

The park is under new ownership for one year and previous one star reviews are irrelevant. New…read moreowner is working to upgrade the park, but still maintain personality of the long standing history of the park. The park sits on the Methow River with good fishing right in front. Owner is nice, very helpful and is working at improvements. With a little work, I would give the park 5 stars. The park has full hook ups, partial hookups, and a large lawn for tents. There is a swimming hole in the river, horse shoe pit, bathhouse with washer and dryer witch does need an upgrade. I'll be interested to go back in a year and see if this park has reached its potential. .

First off, I'm a different Randy than the owner…read more This is the 4th year I've stayed here with my two daughters as part of a YMCA Westerners rafting trip. I'm not sure what the negative reviews are all about, but we've had nothing but positive experiences. Of course we don't try to sneak in extra people in or bring horses. Neither of my girls (11 & 13) or their friends have had any issues with Randy. We tent camp and there is an abundant amount of clean, flat, grassy areas to put up your tent. There are little fire pits with picnic benches scattered around and Randy comes by each night selling bundles of wood for $5. The bathrooms aren't great (we thought the Honey Buckets were better/cleaner), but I wasn't there for the shower facilities. Randy can be a little grumpy, but if you show him some respect, he gives it right back. Last year, his fruit trees were producing and he got upset at some kids who were picking and throwing the fruit. My kids and their friends asked if they could eat some and he helped them harvest an afternoon snack. For a campground, this place makes camping easy and fun!

We recently stayed at the Wenatchee RV Resort, which is located right behind the Squirrel Tree…read moreHotel and Restaurant, and it was a fantastic experience. The RV resort feels tucked away in the forest, giving it a cozy and secluded vibe. The sites have water and electric hookups (no sewer), and the bathrooms and showers were spotless. Showers operate with quarters, while the restrooms are free. The restaurant was a great bonus and really added to the stay. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner with hearty portions and delicious food. We loved that they also host weekly specials and events like free Bingo on Mondays, Taco Tuesday, Prime Rib Friday, and live music on Saturdays. Out back there is a spacious yard with picnic tables, yard games, and a stage for music, which makes it feel like a little community hub. There is also a gas station and convenience store next door, which came in handy for basics and propane tank refills. The location itself is perfect. It is only about 15 minutes to downtown Leavenworth's Bavarian village and very close to Lake Wenatchee State Park for outdoor adventures. A big shoutout to Vito, the host, who is very hands-on and attentive, especially in the restaurant. You can tell he takes pride in making sure guests are well taken care of. Prices were very reasonable for both the RV sites and the restaurant. The only thing I would suggest is adding a fenced-in dog run, but there are trails on the property where you can walk your dog, so it was not a big issue. Overall, this is a great spot if you want a peaceful RV stay with excellent food, fun activities, and close access to both Leavenworth and Lake Wenatchee. Highly recommend!

This is a great spot, awesome views and a convenient 2nd entrance/exit. The owners are very…read moreresponsive if you have any issues, and super personable. The only thing I can say is, the facilities just need a more frequent maintenance schedule. Will definitely return!

The drive to the park took us up a two lane road that is a section of the cascade scenic loop…read more Arriving in the park for our 4 day stay we check in with the friendly owner and site is assigned to us on the riverfront. It was easy to pull into which gave a great view out our front window and was FHU. The park has a huge dog park, bathroom/shower facilities, laundry, lodge and little store which does not have many items. The charm of the park is the beautiful views of the river and mountains and proximity to rafting, hiking, North Cascade National Park and the neat little town of Winthrop. This cute little tourist area is close to the NP and has be redone to resemble a western town with restaurants, river views, and variety of different shops. Drive up the road about two miles, put your tubes in and float down to the park. The little artist hamlet of Twisp is right down the road for shopping. They are home to Hanks Grocery store which oddly has taxidermy collection of wild animals in the store. The frozen food row has quit a collection looking down on you. We would stay here longer in the future.

My family has stayed here the past two summers and will be returning this summer. I have seen some…read morereviews about a not so nice lady in the office and I can tell you she is so nice and answered every question we had with no attitude. From my understanding the park is ran by two people and they have been nothing but welcoming and nice. We reserve 2 tent sites each summer. The bathrooms are SO CLEAN! They have great WiFi and the river is amazing. The dog run is HUGE and they have outdoor games for the kids and a covered area.

I have a friend who basically hits this RV park annually and constantly raves about it, so I was…read moreexcited to finally get to check it out on an epic group camping trip this past fall with about 40 of my closest friends. I had a full hookup spot in one of the upper loops, backed the ol' Rpod into it, and was set up in a jiffy - although the spot was FAR from level and it took some extra work (and borrowing a couple of their landscaping blocks) to get 'er done. The park is very walkable and friendly. Pretty much everybody has a dog or two, so me and my new pooch met a lot of fun people. There are on-site restroom facilities, although during our visit one of them was closed most of the time. The park is kept very clean, and there were regular drive-bys by park personnel to handle any rabble-rousers (of which there were few, present company excepted). There's also a gorgeous lakefront and beach area, which I wish had been a little easier to get to - most of it is fenced off with only a couple of gates available at the far end of the park. Not a deal-breaker but it would have been nice to have easier access from where we were camped. My biggest wish is that they'd modernize their extremely antiquated website and reservation system. Perhaps I'm spoiled by technology, but it seemed way too 1992 having to actually call for a reservation.

Very disappointing camping experience. There is no spare parking, even if someone is only stopping…read moreby for 15 minutes--they force you to pay for parking. The sprinklers came on and got all of our stuff wet. When I complained to a staff member, instead of being helpful, she responded with an attitude and said, "Excuse me?" Then on Sunday morning, they started mowing the lawn around 6 AM. There was no peace or quiet at all. I would not recommend wasting your time or money here. Washington has so many beautiful places where you can actually relax, enjoy nature, and have a peaceful camping experience.