We made our arrival on the 28th of April, 2023, in a 35-foot 5th wheel and occupied spot #35. The space was ample with complete hook-ups. The park was beautifully filled with green grassy spots that were well-kept. Our site had a large, clean picnic table and a fire pit. Despite the park being quite populated early in the season, the nights were peaceful, perfect for a good night's rest. The cellular reception from Verizon was excellent. The park was equipped with clean washrooms and a sufficient number of big garbage bins. A Discovery Pass was necessary. The flat roads were ideal for a leisurely walk or a bike ride. The park had a speed limit of 15 mph. The town was nearby for any shopping needs. There was even a playground for kids. We plan on returning.

Scary limb about 40 ft up directly over the fire pit. About 6” diameter looks small in the photo but it’s a widow maker stay away. Arborist 25 years 🙏

We were on our way to the Seattle area and stayed a night here on the way. The pull throughs (cheaper full hookup section) are pretty close together but they were only about half full mid week in April so not to bad for us. It may be a little crowded on a busy weekend. There was a nice little playground my kids had fun at. It is away from roads so road noise wouldn't be much of an issue here, but some of the sites are close as mentioned before. So you could have some neighbor noise (we didn't). AT&T LTE signal was low (bounced between 1 and 2 bars) but seemed pretty stable. We were able to boost up to 3 bars, speeds were not great but enough for me to work. I think our download test was around 3 down and 1 up. Didn't stay long enough in Yakima too know if there was much to do around the area but it was fine for the overnight stop we needed.

Scary limb about 40 ft up directly over the fire pit. About 6” diameter looks small in the photo but it’s a widow maker stay away. Arborist 25 years 🙏

I travelled here with a 35’ 5th wheel and parked in site #33 which is a FHU BI spot. Whoever laid out this park knew what they were doing. The FHU sites are on a circle and the sites go off at the perfect angle to easily back into them. The roads and sites are asphalt with lots of grass around them. My site had a lot of shade which was so appreciated given that the temperature went over 100 degrees. While the sites were fairly close, being on a circle meant that you didn’t look directly into the next person’s site. Good OTA, Verizon had 2 bars at minimum, no wifi. There was another section where it was the typical layout of a bunch of RV’s all in a row close together. There was a bath house in that section, but I never checked it out. Looked like a really nice park, but I didn’t explore much due to the heat. If you need to do laundry while you are there, Lost Sock Laundromat was one of the nicest I have ever been to, but was not the most expensive I’ve been to either. It was very clean and had loads of machines. This park looked like it would be great for families.

So the hour or so it took me to check in, I was advised if I had a bicycle to be sure to bring inside my RV. It wasn’t enough to have locked up as they lost over 20 bikes the previous week and the sheriff had been there most of the day. Was told they bring their own bolt cutters and they enter into the campground via site 24. I was also informed they come in and use the bathrooms to shoot up and then they have to deal w cleaning everything up. The site I was assigned already had someone in there, and it appeared they had been there for a while. It honestly wasn’t worth the hassle since this was an overnight stop, so I found an empty. That being said, once it got dark…I’ve never seen so many vehicles looking for a campsite after the front office closed. Lastly, all hours of the night, vehicles starting and moving. I think it’s important for people to know this before entering. Apparently, Yakima has the highest crime rate in WA.

Nice quiet place with multiple loops of hookups. Paved parking and level. T mobile 2 bars most of park. Two restroom/ shower buildings very clean. Shower tokens required. Beautiful trees and well kept grounds. Here in mid September, mid week and lots of open spots.

Very quiet. Hook up for water, sewer and 50 amp. Maintained nice. Very cozy. No camp internet.

There are apparently no rules or quiet hours. People had cars and chairs in the roadways which made it interesting to drive past. Lots of music and kids running around into the late evening. Thankfully, it quieted down during the night. The staff is not friendly and seemingly working just for a paycheck. There is no handout or verbal directions when you check-in so they assume you know where you are going. Luckily, we came with friends who had been there before. Some tight interior roads for larger rigs, and the aforementioned cars/chairs. We had to back out of our pull thru because couldn’t make the turn out without running into bushes/trees. Our paved site was not level with lots of tree roots making it “roll-y”. We settled with almost level. The pull thru sites are short and narrow and we were barely able to squeeze the MH and toad in. The pull thru sites are also very close together. The back-ins have more space but less shade. The utilities worked fine which was great as we were there during 100+ temperatures. The water sprinklers are prevalent and happily get anything wet that is nearby. There is no WII FI. Satellite would work in some sites and Verizon was 4g 3 bars. Mosquitoes are abundant in the evening. This park is located in an industrial type area, and all the big box stores are nearby. Most of the wineries we visited were out of town where it is prettier with the fields of grapes and fruit trees. Not our preference for an RV park so we wouldn’t return.

We stayed 2 nights and were very disappointed. Some of the RV spots seem ok but we were in spot 9 which has the campers side by side very close. My slide out extended over the adjacent units fire pit, Not what you expect from a camp ground. There were more than a few shady people around. We also had to pay an addition $10 for my wife’s car but there are only 4 spots nearby so that was a battle. This is a pit stop at best.

I agree with the other comment that there isn't much to do right at the campground, but there is lots of stuff nearby. We rode our bikes along the paved trail next to the river that goes for several miles. Also stopped at a winery downtown for a tasting flight and stopped by Bale Breaker brewery's tasting room for a pint. The next day we took our tubes and floated several miles of the Yakima River near Red's Fly Shop. Incredible views and a very easy float. We staged a bike, but there are companies that will shuttle you for a fee. We were on the loop with tent sites, so our site had no hookups. Very quiet on a Sunday night--nobody in any of the spots nearby. Kind of steep for $32, but a good jumping off spot for the activities nearby.

We camped here 2 nights with the goal of fishing with our two teens. Camground is clean and restrooms tidy, 50 amp service at our site. Main issue was nothing to do. River was pretty inaccessible, no beach are to wade or cool off. Park is in the middle of a developing residential and industrial area, just very odd. A camper told us that during the week they have a problem with theft but weekends are busy enough to keep theives out. Yakima is close by but nothing family friendly. I think this is ok for a night if just passing through or if you are a seasoned fly fisherman. Otherwise this ranks near the bottom of WA state campgrounds we have visited.

We spent a couple of nights here while our rig had some work done. Honestly, nothing special that I could see. I felt like the sites were over priced for what they were. Why is it that WA State Parks seem so strict with all their rules and threats of fines posted everywhere? The guy at the booth acted like we were guilty of something just pulling in. Not impressed here but it may suit others needs. Nothing really wrong just the feel was off for me.