I lived here from January to July. Gregg is really funny answers and all your questions. It's a…read morequite park on a busy street. There's a great market in front that always has fresh fruits and veggies. The neighbors are really nice and look out for each other. I would come stay here again.

I stayed here October - November 2013. Excellent price. Will most certainly stay here again. It's a…read moresmall no frill RV park but still has the basics such as clean restrooms, showers and laundry. Located on the bus route. Across the street from Walmart and not too far from malls and other shopping. Boeing also near by. Excellent management.

Highly Recommend this RV Park. Not only is the Park absolutely breathtaking and the spots are an…read moreamazing length but the staff is absolutely wonderful. Kind and caring. If you're going through Washington l I highly suggest stopping at this part.

Recently spent 3 nights at Lake Pleasant RV Park. It is a very nice park. Lots of trees, grass at…read moreeach site, a lake and very tidy. However, the park is lousy with goose poop..everywhere. It's all over the public green space next to the lake, at the campsite and on the roads. It is next to impossible to walk around without stepping on goose poop. Clearly I can't recommend staying at Lake Pleasant.

we stayed at this park for 50 days so my husband could do his Proton therapy radiation &…read morechemotherapy treatments in Seattle. The spot was so small we had to park our car in a parking area overflow which was quite a walk for my husband. he would not let me park by myself fearing for my safety. the site was not level so had to purchase boards to back up on. I feel like our spot should of been discounted with the no parking available. Not a happy camper

good morning I'm putting this review in on Maple Grove for a simple fact that front the very…read morebeginning of my experience it was terrible. I bought a Winnebago RV under consignment was not told that it was on consignment to live purchase the vehicle, and then they couldn't find the title, that's when it started. Couldn't find the title to try to stick it to me on the financing that I had to go back to my credit union. They sold me a bogus. No good for nothing warranty. I've done at the very end at two deep cycle batteries that were empty and they swore up and down that they did a service agreement on my vehicle , if Dallas was my RV lot, I would've never let that vehicle come out of my lot like that the reputation is tarnished you can't treat people like citizen and you can get away with it

Under new management now. They have kept the park very clean and have been providing resources to…read morepeople who have needed rental assistance because of COVID.

From the owner: RV Spaces for Rent…read more Westburg RV & Mobile Home park serves the Lynnwood Washington area. We are just minutes from 525 and I-5 and located on Highway 99. Stop by today to reserve your spot! We are located 4 miles from the Alderwood Mall. Call for directions. Directions: I5 North, exit 200 Map Latitude/Longitude: 47.85490/122.290337 This months Special: $100 off First Month Attractions: Zoo 2 miles Total Sites: 12 RV Lots up to 35 ft CATV: Available from Cable TV Vendor Full Hookups: Yes Amp Ratings: 30 & 50 I Interior Roads: Yes Dates Open: All Year Pets Allowed: Yes

This is so close to everything in Monroe that you could need, but tucked away so that it feels…read moreprivate and secluded. Beautiful open grassy space, pretty river running through it, and covered pavilion area. The manager is the most kind and helpful manager that I have ever encountered at an RV park, and because there are only 4 RV spots, you get special treatment. (My kids just love her!) Water and electric hookup only, and no Sewer dump station, so prepare for that. A great overnight price and a secure locked and video camera entrance makes for a peaceful and reassuring night. We happily stayed for a week.

This place is AMAZING!!! My husband and I lived here for approximately 6 month and I'm so happy we…read morechose this nice and cozy spot! The hospitality was top of the line. The manager along with our neighbors welcomed us with opened arms. I recommended this place to ALL of my travel nursing friends! Thanks Leslie and Ken for making this place a home away from homeTina and Shawn

We relocated to the Pacific Northwest and took the RV so we had a place to stay while looking for a…read morenew permanent home. We came up at the worst time. The Washington State Fair was going on and there wasn't an available RV park within 75 miles of Pierce and King county. We finally found one single opening at North Sound RV Park so we took it. We have been RVing for over 30 years and this was absolutely the worst park we have ever been in. We had to stay because it was the only one available. The spaces available were very small and unkept. We were told we had to maintain our own space. There were no pull through spaces and only a few spaces to accommodate big rigs. The only amenities available was a laundry room (at least it was clean) but you had to bring your own quarters as none were available in the office. Restroom and available showers were non existent. Our space was 2 feet from a fence and after a couple of weeks they put up 4X4s and bricks to hold the fence up. We had to climb over those boards the rest of our stay. Even though there was a huge parking lot we were not allowed to keep our tow vehicle on site. The majority of rigs in the park were full time renters. One guy was remodeling his RV on site and we had to listen saws and hammering for the time we were there. 30amp electric was available but the connection was old and the power was dirty. It was kinda expensive at $300 a week but we found out everything is expensive in King County. We camped at North Sound RV Park in a Travel Trailer.

Not good. Even though they had 30+ parking spaces neither you nor your guest could park in any of…read morethem. When asked where is guest parking the woman from the office shrieked "THERE IS NO GUEST PARKING!" the paving is unmaintained and sites are sloped.

It can get pretty crowded, although it's to be expected to a place this gorgeous. Who doesn't like…read morethe beach? When I visited, there were cyclists, roller skaters, people flying kites, numerous dog-walkers and even a pair out walking their pet goats!? Totally amazing atmosphere. On clear days, there are great views of Seattle and surrounding mountains. On lucky days, you can spot orca whales! Keep an eye out especially during the fall and winter, or if you're particularly committed, there are several social media groups dedicated to posting about whale sightings. You might just want to bring along a pair of binoculars whenever you visit...just in case. There's street parking that's a close stroll to the beach, and one public washroom that I could find.

Amazing sunsets, bunch of restaurants across the street, well maintained, and restrooms close by…read more Wish there were more fire pits as it gets cooler really quickly right after sunset.

I'll let the Google Local Guides and Elite Yelp Squad handle the easy metrics and standard…read more"housekeeping items." Guess that was a little on the nose, eh? Me? I'm here to review the things that actually matter during a hotel stay: * Bed size & comfort * Pillow game * Shower facilities * Towel game * Amenities that stand out Now then ... Jen and I sleep on a Queen bed at home, so every King-size hotel bed arrives with one simple promise: "This better be an upgrade." Thankfully, The Point Casino & Hotel delivers there. The pillow-top mattress absolutely carried its weight and made for a comfortable night's sleep. BUT. Why are we still doing square pillows in 2026? C'mon now, Point. Get it together. Decorative pillows are one thing, but these felt like geometry homework sitting on the bed. Now the shower game? Surprisingly strong. The rainfall-style shower was easily one of the standout features of the room. Ours even had the dual-head setup -- a standard shower head plus a lower horizontal shower head that can run simultaneously. It felt less like a hotel shower and more like I accidentally unlocked a spa side quest. Towel game? Respectable. Not luxury-resort fluffy, not sandpaper gym towels either. Solid middle-of-the-road performance. Amenities-wise, the room leaned modern: * Plenty of USB and power outlets exactly where you want them * Large TV * Comfortable lounge seating * Clean, updated feel throughout Now, for context, Jen and I were there for a grand total of 9.5 hours ... and roughly 8 of those were spent asleep. That means the hotel accomplished its primary mission successfully. One important note, however: this is an old-school casino that still offers both smoking and non-smoking areas. If you're sensitive or allergic to cigarette smoke, keep that in mind before booking. Unfortunately, my fiancée's allergies flared up pretty badly during our stay, so it's worth considering if smoke exposure is a concern for you. Final verdict: The Point Casino & Hotel understands comfort better than it understands pillow aesthetics. Strong shower game, solid bed comfort, modern amenities, and a room that did exactly what we needed it to do. Those square pillows, however, are committing hospitality crimes against sleep posture.

My experience at The Point Casino was extremely disappointing, and I won't be returning…read more The first thing that caught my attention was a handwritten sign on a King Kong slot machine saying it was "not accumulating rewards points." An hour later, after playing, and leaving, the sign was gone. That immediately raised concerns. At around 7:00 a.m., there were very few guests in the casino--mostly security staff, slot technicians, and janitorial staff. I also noticed technicians checking machines after jackpots, which made me uncomfortable, even if it may have been routine maintenance. I also experienced problems with the slot machines accepting tickets. On two occasions, the same ticket would partially slip into the machine instead of feeding correctly until a technician showed us how to insert it. I also found that redeemed tickets did not extend very far out of the machine, and I didn't hear an audible alert when one printed. Because of that, I walked a few 100' away from a machine and left my ticket behind, turned around and they had already wiped that machine clean figuratively and literally! I immediately reported it to security. I was asked how much the ticket was worth and where the machine was located, then told someone would review the surveillance footage. After waiting about 30 minutes, I was told they had seen someone leave and that I could report the incident to Tribal Police. I left feeling that my concerns were not taken seriously. Whether the ticket was taken by another guest or someone else, I was disappointed with how the situation was handled and the lack of urgency or customer service. Our hotel stay was also disappointing. The room was advertised as sleeping four people, but it contained only one king bed and a standard couch, not a sofa bed. When we asked about accommodations for four, we were brought a sheet, blanket, and pillow for the couch late at night, which was not what we expected for the price we paid. The Pizza Café staff were not particularly friendly during our visit, and our overall dining experience was poor. We also spent time in the Boom Boom Room to watch a live band, which was excellent. Unfortunately, one individual monopolized the small dance floor with erratic, high-kicking dancing for an extended period, making it difficult for anyone else to dance. In my opinion, staff should have stepped in to ensure everyone could enjoy the space safely. Overall, between the slot machine issues, the lost ticket, the response from security, the hotel accommodations, and the customer service, this was one of the most disappointing casino experiences I've had. I won't be returning. I don't want to hear your "I'm sorry about your experience story either because YOU ARE NOT! I WAS THERE!! YOU HAD YOUR OPPORTUNITY!" PS WAS NOT A $$ LOSER