One word: trains! Loud very close trains!!! There are very active tracks on either side of the campgrounds and those trains are very loud. I know some people like that, but I could not sleep and we ended up not staying for 2 days as we had originally planned. If you can get past the trains, the grounds are lovely, the pool and other amenities are very nice and we found the people to be very friendly and understanding. If it hadn't been for the trains we would have loved it! read more

You should definitely stay here if you want to have the experience of knowing what it sounds like if a freight train were to crash through your tent at 3am. If that's not your thing, probably best to move on. read more

The site itself is well kept. However the amenities here are very unsanitary. First the showers weren't draining in the men's side , so you had to literally stand in backed up sewer water and everyone else filth . Second the onsite laundry mat washers worked as they should but the dryers have a warning that they run hot so I was advised to run it on delicate cycle which I did , $3.50 later (3 cycles ) my clothes were still drenched so I turned up to medium , came back half way through that cycle and the dryer had began to start on fire , room was full of smoke and all my clothes were either melted, shrunk to toddler size or reeked with a burnt smell. I checked the dryer and all the dryers were literally full of lint beyond what you'd think of full (commercial dryers ) , so I brought it to their attention after it destroyed nearly $500 of very expensive work clothes and all they could say was " that's too bad, sorry" .... also there is I only one toilet open during the winter and one day they had zero toilet paper so I had to sit on the pot until another camper came and rescued me, they very next morning another camper got caught in the same situation, I told them it happened to me prior, he was a little more pissed than I was . They have a commercial TP dispenser which allows two rolls to be put in to avoid circumstances like this but they don't fill it. All in all , it's well kept on the grounds , however the maintenance of the facilities it very unsatisfactory and unsanitary . It lies backed right up to railroad tracks so you feel and hear the train several times a night, I can deal with that . If you're here in winter bring something to cover the water spickets because they freeze up regularly . The staff seems very nice however the act annoyed when you present an issue to them making you feel like a bad guy . Bottom line , if you're gonna advertise and offer these amenities, they need to take care of them daily . They have 2 bathrooms but only run one during winter , Im not sure on the rules on having two open after a certain amount of people are camped but I know a porta-potty on a job site is meant for 7 workers a week and cleaned once a week, I counted 17 camp trailers at one point so I figured at leas 34-40 people . This place has potential but needs a lot of attention to its facilities before it either catches fire or someone gets a disease or rash from unsanitary practices . They are pet friendly and I've seen no issues there. Sites are organized well for easy access and are in the process of adding some cool chainsaw art sculptures everywhere . read more

So Im giving this a 5 star because the front desk girl was so sweet in finding us a quiet spot that truly fit our 30 ft fifthwheel and full size truck. We reserved a regular pull thru online but the spots are so narrow and not long enough to park our vehicle without being on the grass. I spoke with the young girl at the desk and explained to her that we're needing to find a longer spot. She said since it was such a quiet time she would move us to one that she really likes. Let me say it was fantastic! With tears in my eyes I looked around at our patio with a swing and a fireplace. I never would've asked for such a prime spot. Thank you. We will be back. read more

Train was really loud as well as some type of industrial noise that both happened throughout the night. The campsites were really small but well maintained. The restrooms were clean. Okay if you need to stop after a long day of driving however definitely not a destination site. read more

I read some reviews that said the train comes by a lot, one even said every 15 mins. Not true. Maybe 6 times is n 24 hours, it is a little loud but it wasn't very often and it did not wake us up once at night. We paid the extra for a deluxe site so it's definitely better than the standard sites but all in all most of the sites are pretty nice but some are very small. We trailer camp a lot and most places are not this well maintained. This RV Park is clean and in very nice condition. From the pool area, restrooms to the buildings. Very nice staff , kid &. pet friendly. (They even have a dog obstacle course but wish people would pick up after their pets) We will definitely be back. Thank you for making our stay a great one. read more

Campground is old, gravel sites, counter person not friendly, AND a TRAIN RUNS BY EVERY FEW HOURS so your coach rocks and you hear the train blowing their HORN throughout the night. We cut our trip at this campground short. I was surprised by the attitude of the young woman at the counter. Would NEVER recommend this place. read more

Was a decent pit stop along our way back home. Showers/bathroom was dirty. Would not want to take a shower in there. I would say it was mostly the guests fault. Leaving their hair all over the walls. Basic, common sense of cleaning up after yourself. Left a bit before their clean up time. Would not want to spend some days here. read more

Super easy check in... Clean and attractive park. Complaints about train whistles are way overblown (see what I did there?). Of course we were at a spot a little further from the tracks and in an RV with windows closed. YMMV in a tent for sure! But there was only one really loud train during the night and even that was no big deal unless your sleep is very fragile. Nice park! read more

This place is pretty great. Very clean, lots of activities for the kids (we have 4 so this is always a must), a small fenced in dog area (so great), and everyone seemed low key. However, if you are tent camping or camping in a pop-up trailer like we were, it has a HUGE disadvantage. The trains. My god, the trains. During the day they don't seem like a big deal. But at night, probably because everything else is so quiet, they were so loud. And multiple trains come through a night. And because there is a crossing right there next to the campground the whistle is blown. Repeatedly. Sometimes for a very long time. A few times I wondered if the engineers were actually getting a perverse pleasure from honking so long and loud past what is not a busy crossing. We had a spot at the back of the campground, near the cabins. I cannot imagine what it must have been like for the sites closer to the tracks. It wasn't just the whistles though. You could hear other trains farther away and feel the vibrations through the ground. For most the night we heard 1) loud train whistles, 2) rumbling earth from near or distant trains and 3) distant train whistles that would fill you with dread about them coming your direction. We camped while visiting family. Our main point was not to enjoy the campground or surrounding area, and really this is not a good campground to go to "just for fun". The sites are incredibly close to each other (even in the deluxe sites) and do not have fire pits. You are in essentially a parking lot. Still cheaper than a hotel for us but a nightly rate of $50 seemed high for its location. If they could move the whole getup to some place away from the train tracks we'd probably stay here again. But dealing with scared little kids and being woken repeatedly at night? No thanks. Probably not a big deal if you have a hard sided RV, but for tents and pop ups, beware! read more

We almost didn't stop at this KOA due to the close proximity of train tracks. When we realized we would have to drive a lot farther to find another we stayed. So I asked for a rv spot furthest from the tracks. I still heard the train but only 2-3 times. It wasn't too bad and I still slept good. Place was pretty nice regardless. read more

We stay at this park everytime we are in the Spokane area...oh, excuse me, Spokane Valley. I was surprised to read a lot of negative reviews here, complaints about the train noise. That has never been a problem in 5 visits here, the trains don't seem to run after midnight. The park is well maintained, clean cabins... I mean kabins, clean restrooms, friendly staff, and it's in a peaceful neighborhood. Good place to stay while in the area. read more

Giving this place one star is a gift to the place. The noise here is unbearable. Normally i sleep heavily, but here the CONSTANT trains are apparently heavier. We came in at night so the cleanliness of the place could rival a surgical suite and it wouldnt matter one bit compared to the thundering trains, horns and freeway noise. Unless you have powerful anesthesia dont even think about stopping here. read more

The train noise is very bad. We like to sleep with windows open. The camp ground also appears to have extended stay RV's with several cars and groups of people. read more

No warning about the extremely disruptive trains throughout the night. Shame on you KOA. Tent sites right next to the tracks? Come on

TRAINS all night long. Blaring horns. You will NOT sleep a wink. Why can't we have the option of zero stars?

Owner was very friendly and helpful. Pool was clean. There was a fire in the fire pit going most nights. Nice bike rentals for the kids. We've stayed here the past two years for a week or more each time and really like it. Clean facilities. Laundry facilities. Volleyball court and clean bathrooms. Highly recommend!! read more

I agree with the more positive review. The train is there, and it did wake me up twice, but it did not last long. I found the staff to be very friendly. Everything was cute and meant to make the stay comfortable. I do feel, however that the price is pretty high for how very small the spaces are. Like about double. We stayed last year in Coeur d'Alene right on the Spokane River in a very large space, in a much newer park for the same price. Ask the price before you get there to make sure you are comfortable with it. read more

Love this park. Friendly accommodating owners. Clean and quiet. Great place for kids.

Ok for a quick overnight but I wouldn't want to stay more, definitely not a destination for us. Campground is clean enough and bathrooms with showers are nice. But it's right on busy railroad tracks, which means for me our dogs going crazy multiple times a night and waking everyone in the RV. The neighbors septic dump is right next to your picnic table, which is a nice touch. And the pool is disgusting, when we were there you couldn't even see the bottom it was so gross! read more

Great place! Grandkids loved the cabin and the pool, playground, sports court. They brought us a fire pit and we made s'mores. Very friendly staff went out of their way to make our stay excellent. read more

A nice playground area, signs all around for kid camping (sorry, kamping), game room, the works. One small problem: only two people per RV allowed. So, if you're single and have one kid, this place is great. Otherwise, completely not worth your time. read more

Rude staff, horrible place to stay. Would not recommend this KOA to anyone! We arrived early do to a time change, we were told we could not check in, the outside temperature was 98. Asked if we could pay an additional amount to check in early, we were told NO. Asked if we could park in their parking lot until check in time, we were told NO. Asked if they could tell us were we could park until check in time, again we were told NO. We were driving a class A motorhome with a tow vehicle and they can't tell us if there is anywhere we can park? When we finally checked in, we were parked across the street from a busy railroad track, the train travels day and night and blows it's horn as there is a cross street a block away (not much sleeping that night). read more

My sister-in-law called the KOA booked 2 sites side by side for our family. After a long drive (8 hours for them, 4 hours for me) we arrived and the woman at the desk said, "Someone cancelled your reservation this morning." We were baffled. We told her that we had not cancelled and she said, "Well, someone cancelled it." When I lightly protested, she snapped at me, "I don't need you to yell at me." My sister-in-law and I looked at each other in shock. No one had done any yelling or anything even close to yelling. It was bizarre. KOA Spokane obviously made a mistake with our reservation and we were in trouble? The ended up finding room for us, but were could not be next to each other (which was the entire point of booking ahead of time in the first place). I asked for a some compensation and they beat around the bush and in the end did not offer us anything. And last but not least, the entire campsite is right next to a train which goes by throughout the day and night with horns blasting. So if you want to camp somwhere and be woken out of a dead sleep by the loudest sound possible, pick this campground! There was also some sort of electrical equipment right next to the tenting area that hummed and buzzed loudly. LOUDLY. We had no trees and were baking in the hot sun by 6:30 a.m. I could go on. It was awful. I cannot believe I paid $121 for 3 nights at this awful place. And that includes splitting the first 2 nights with other family member! They nickel and dime you for "extra people" which is ridiculous. Don't camp here if you can help it. The only reason we ended up here is that we didn't book far enough in advance to stay at Ferregut. You suck, Spokane KOA. read more

Absolutely horrible. The manager was a complete asshole, her employees give misinformation over the phone and they are rude as can be when asked why they gave misinformation. I called an entire hour ahead of time and asked for availability and was told they have an opening, upon arrival after driving for another hour, I was told I couldn't check in until 4 more hours. I called and asked to speak to the owner because I know KOA is a franchise and was immediately hung up on and no one has answered since. Trash. read more

We had LOW VOLTAGE at our spot. We had 101 volts while consuming 18 amps on a 30 amp circuit. At 27 amp consumption we dropped to 96 volts. Dangerous for a/c, fridge, electronics. Since I have the monitors for all of this, I kept my rig under control. Park is pretty, pool is nice and clean and noise was ok for us. Spokane is limited and this works for us. read more

I hesitated giving this KOA only two stars since much of the reason for our difficult night was not the campground's fault. However, if you're a tent camper I'd advise you to look elsewhere. PROS: 1) Very well kept grounds. Everything seemed in good order and was very clean. 2) Pool looked very nice. We didn't have a chance to swim in it, but the kids using it were clearly having a great time. 3) They play movies at night (at least on weekends) which is kind of cool. They were showing Frozen when we were there. 4) It's easy to get to since it just a short distance from the highway. CONS: 1) TRAINS. So many trains. They went by at all hours and were blasting the whistle since they were near a crossing. 2) The tent camping area is near a water tower and the pumps in it run frequently and loudly. 3) Tent sites are near the main entrance and are next to a gravel road, so you'll hear every late arriving RV. You'll also get a good dose of their headlights. 4) The showers are very clean, but extremely small. There is just enough room to take off your clothes and lather up. My girlfriend and I stopped at Wal-Mart and bought some ear plugs and we were able to sleep alright. All that said, I would exercise caution if camping in a tent. read more

Unfortunately, our experience with this campground was disappointing without even going. My husband had a medical emergency, leaving him unable to operate a vehicle, let alone a trailer. Once over the shock and realization of what had happened, I called 36 hours in advance of our reservation to cancel. (KOA requires a 48 hour notice) They refused to refund our 1st nights stay. I would completely understand had we just chosen not to come, or waited awhile to cancel, but I canceled the minute I was physically able. And one of the worst parts, was that every interaction I had with the employees and owner, ended up with a "Sorry, but...". So I can't speak to the campground itself, but I can speak to the character of the owners. And after making thousands of dollars that weekend, they were unwilling to refund $60 to a family that physically ended up not being able to make the trip. And how businesses treat their customers, or future customers, speaks volumes. read more

This is a wonderful campground. Convenient to everything, very well maintained, conscientious, hardworking staff. The ambience is great and the sites are level and well laid out. The doggy area is so cute and all the flowers and sculptures around add to the good feeling about the place. A pat on the back to everyone here. We'll be back again & again. The trains are here, but not as loud as the other reviewer said. Didn't bother us at all. I love train whistles anyway. And we've stayed at lots of rv parks in the spokane area--this one's the best. read more

One of the nicest KOAs we've visited. Sites are large and clean, facilities are very well maintained, the staff was friendly and accommodating. The dog park was the cleanest we've seen. Great biking and hiking trail very close by. read more

They upgraded us from water and electric back in to full hook up pull through for free since it was the middle of the week and they were only halfway full. Playground was nice and they had a great dog park with agility obstacles! Employees are very friendly. read more

This was the worst place I have ever camped the train was 50 feet away from our tent and it came through at least 4-5 times during the night. There is also another set of tracks just a little further away making just about the same amount of noise. Besides the trains there were people pulling their RVs and trucks through until 2am! We checked out three days early, ruined our first camping trip as a family. read more

If you are a tenter, trains might be troublesome. There are many parks with far more highway noise. Don't be misled by those who really should be staying in a motel. read more

Great place, people were so nice. little fire places & patios, large wood swing at some of the pull throughs, great pool & store. The water fetters are cool. This place is taken care of, you can really tell they care. read more

This place is AWFUL. I was on a long road trip from LA to yellowstone with a friend and my dog and we decided to stop here. Paid in advance, arrived later on in the evening, we had been driving for about 14hrs straight so we couldn't wait to get out of the car. We all jumped out and found an envelope with our reservation and a map to our campsite. As we're walking back to the car which is only 20ft away, some crazy lady in her pajamas is running at us and screaming, "HEY HEY YOU NEED TO GET YOUR DOG ON A LEASH." I just reply with "ok" because the leash was in the car and we were walking back to the car anyways. Meanwhile this lady is still screaming at us, "I SAID NOW." I have a 10 year old docile cocker spaniel who was right at my feet and does not leave my side, no one else was in sight and we clearly weren't bothering anyone, but hey I'll respect the rules and that's why we were walking back to the car immediately. We try to go to our campsite to set up and this lady follows us, we have no idea who she is. We're trying to set up camp, and at this point she announces that she's the owner and that we need to get off her property. Why didn't you say you were the owner in the first place? Why didn't you approach us with more of a calm demeanor to make us feel welcome? She just looked like a loud crazy person, I am shocked that this is how she runs her business. My friend and I (both females) have brightly colored hair, piercings, and a lot of tattoos. I honestly think she was just being prejudiced against our looks. We left, it was very dark, and we had to sleep on the side of the road in our car (which is dangerous). On top of that, after calling them numerous times, it took WEEKS for me to get a full refund, not okay. This woman who is the "owner" is insane. She's obnoxious, rude, and she stereotypes people and treats them poorly. They will also try to keep your money. Stay away from this place. read more