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.

We have stayed in multiple of the units here at Pine Near. The staff has always been incredibly…read morenice and easy to communicate with. Check in and out was easy and smooth.wr always recommend this place to people for a quite but fun get away. We loved staying in the greenhouse this winter. It was perfect for 4 adults and two kids. The third room (no pictures) had a bunk bed and one twin bed. There were two fridge/freezers. And even in unit laundry machines. Living room tv has internet connectivity so you can log into your apps. The huge couch was great for all of us to be able to hang out together.

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.

Riverbend RV Park was one of my favorite camping sites along my cross country road trip. My…read moreexperience was quite pleasant and made for fond memories during my visit and exploration of North Cascades National Park. Upon arriving spontaneously in the charming town of Twisp, Washington...I needed a place to sleep for the evening before embarking on my journey through North Cascades NP. While using the app on my phone called Campendium, I found Riverbend RV Park. A lot of trailer and RV parks don't accommodate tents...but this place did! And that's how I was planning on staying here, setting up my tent and sleeping within the wonderful woods of nature. What was truly great about this Riverbend Park was that although I arrived in late afternoon at the last moment, I was still able to book a tent site using my credit card online through their website...riverbendrv.com. It was $28 plus tax for a campsite located right by the river! How cool! Not only was I setting up camp within the forest...but the surrounding river made for such a soothing and calming ambiance. I absolutely loved it here! Another fantastic aspect about Riverbend included in the $28 were showers and restrooms. Perfect! Now I had the chance to freshen up and get myself organized before camping out the next few days at North Cascades. When I did arrive...the Park Hosts had left for the evening and I luckily found an attendant on the grounds who provided me with a passcode to unlock the doors to the showers and bathrooms. Also, to use the showers...I needed quarters to operate them. But for me that wasn't an issue as I had plenty of change in my car for moments like these. Overall, the showers were clean and had hot running water. I was very satisfied with the conditions. When I had visited during this summer of 2020, there was a posted sign saying due to wildfires within the area...please no charcoal grills for barbecuing. Only electric grills allowed. Well...I had to break this rule. Otherwise I had no way of cooking dinner. So...I did light my small grill. I swear...I contained the flames extremely cautiously, lol. Also at my site was a picnic table...and once again...this was all situated along the banks of the river (how awesome). I simply found the setting here to be absolutely ideal! Here I was...enjoying a couple of hamburgers and hot dogs while sitting down at my picnic table relaxing by the free flowing river...all situated within the heart of bountiful trees and grass! Seriously...I was really happy here, lol. When the sun set, I had a terrific summer night's evening. It wasn't too cool outside and the stars were in full force. Sitting in my lounge chair I was able to take some time to appreciate the night's sky here in Northern Washington. In the moment I realized just how fortunate I felt to be able to travel (during this pandemic) especially coming from South Florida. I was a long ways away from home. Just some final points from my visit...this Riverbend RV Park is situated right off the road along Highway 20. Once I pulled onto the grounds there were instructions and a map on where to find the campsites. When I was here back in August of 2020, the sites were filled with plenty of trailers and RV's. You could sense this was a popular place for visitors and tourists. I had a wonderful night's sleep here. It was quiet and I felt rested the following day. Since the town of Twisp was nearby, when I woke up the next day before heading to North Cascades NP...I stopped at famous Cinnamon Twisp Bakery for some breakfast. It was a fulfilling way to get my day started. Overall, I couldn't ask for anything more than the amenities and accommodations I received here at Riverbend RV Park. I can't recommend this place enough! It's the perfect starter/campground for getting your North Cascades journey going in the right direction when entering the park from the east side and venturing west.

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!

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

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.

One of the nicest, cleanest campgrounds I have ever visited. Huge sites and pristine landscaping…read more Well done!

This would've been a 5 star review except one huge issue that could cause hospitalization and…read morelawsuits: The shower water temperature situation in the bathrooms. There is a sign on the door that says no hot water. That's fine, whatever, tent campers get cold showers while paying for full hookups like we did so we could have electricity but we get cold showers because we are sleeping in tents. But this was not the issue. The issue is that the hot water is turned on sometimes... and there is no warning and no way to regulate the temp that comes out of the shower head. For whatever reason the faucet, while turning left and right - effects nothing. Now, if the water coming out was a nice warm 105 to 110 degrees that would be fine. But this was so hot it burned my daughters head and she only had it under the shower for the time it took to turn the water on, scream and move away. So, I went and got my meat thermometer and tested it. 167 degrees Fahrenheit. I highly doubt the legal department at PUD is aware of the water temperature streaming out of that shower head. One more thing about that water. We were told they turned on the hot water because the water for one of the RV'ers wasn't working. What? I'm confused on this tidbit. We also bought an RV space. Why the plain discrimination against tenters who are paying full rates? Why not warm water for all? But please, before that, fix the temperature problem first. If my daughter had been 2 instead of 21 her skin would have blistered and there would've been a hospital trip. Other than the hot water issue the campground is very nice, windy like a tropical storm, but beautiful. Be aware, camping has recently changed to reservation only.

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.

Very disappointing experience. We had to cancel our reservation because the wildfire smoke made the…read moreair extremely unhealthy and difficult to breathe. The area was being heavily affected by active fires, and nearby evacuations were taking place. Despite these dangerous conditions, the RV park continued operating and refused to provide any refund. We understand that cancellation policies exist, but situations like this are completely beyond a guest's control. It's disappointing that customer safety wasn't taken into consideration. We won't be staying here in the future and cannot recommend this RV park based on how they handled this situation!

Just wanted to point out the Yelp map is not right. Bain's RV Park is just off Hwy 97 north of…read moreOroville on the west side of the hwy. Nowhere near Republic.

We stopped needing a place to stay for the night. We pulled up and they greeted us picked out our…read morespot. Turned out it was just a 60$ parking spot. No sewer hook up and no water. A rest stop would have been free

Clean facilities| Great location to downtown…read more We rented a trailer and needed a place to stay that was not too far from amenities in Leavenworth. This was an excellent choice. This is a small little RV park and campground, but I love how the owners take excellent care of the place. One guy was always out planting and watering the plants and flowers. Another guy was literally cleaning the bathrooms several times in the day. The restrooms are nice and clean!! (Showers are available too here) The campsites are alright, but if you have preference and/or a group, I highly recommend getting the lots 31, 32, 33 area. Wow, more room, away from the main road, more trees, and a couple boulders to climb on. It looks bigger than the spot we had, which was spot 4, next to the restrooms. Firepits are very small, but we still used it to make s'mores. They also have a little enclosed basketball area. Sites 17-30 are basically next to the main road. You will hear the road noise, especially if you're camping in a tent, but I still like staying at this campground because there's not many other options for an RV park. Across the street is a gas station and Safeway. You're within a minute or two from downtown too. If you're into climbing, you're not that far from Icicle Creek climbing area either. We would stay here again with friends if we camped/rented a trailer again.