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From jct US 97 & S 7th St: Go 6 blocks S on 7th St, follow signs.
This campground is a zoo with fisherman and boats. Everyone is packed in and several of the campsites are right on the road (you have to parallel park your camper/boat). Not an ideal campground for families with little kids in terms of safety and the crowd it draws. There was a decent little swimming area and a great park just up the road. There is a city pool right next store that I wanted to check out but it wasn't open on weekends. A bit of a miss in my opinion by the city.
Overall if you're a hard core salmon fisherman with an RV, this campground is perfectly positioned near the Brewster Pools and had a decent two slot boat launch. Just be prepared to hear diesel engines starting at 2:40am until late at night as the boat launch is never empty. Quite the line up.
What a beautiful gem that has stayed out of the limelight. This is used a lot by sportsmen for fishing but for those that want to have fun on the water there's tons of places to play.
I was there with a veterans organization and found the park to be extremely good.
The only draw back I could see, and it took a bit to find it, is that the one area across the cove from the boat launch, needed to have the vault toilets open. Even with out the vault open it was a very short walk to the main restrooms.
I might even take a guide service out of here for fishing in the near future.
Nice RV park. Especially in the warmer months. Public pool a few steps away with a big slide and the beach right across the street. Customer service is great. She worked with my husbands ever changing schedule with a lot of patience. Wish it was summer because I would never want to go home. Very fun and friendly park!!
Ok, so the landscape is gorgeous and the customer service was awesome, so I won’t give it 1 star, but I’m not reviewing the location, I’m reviewing the RV park. I don’t know where to begin. How about the siren that went off at 1 am, that had us thoroughly convinced the city was about to be evacuated and we were expecting to go outside and see the mountain on fire. Nope, nothing to worry about. Just letting you know the fire trucks were leaving the station. For the love of God, you don’t need a WW2 air horn/bomb alert /tornado/hurricane is coming siren going off at any time, to alert us that the firehouse doors are opening. I swear the siren is in the middle of the park and our ears were ringing for hours. We learned this after a full night of not sleeping because nobody bothered telling us what was going on. Memo to Brewster - that’s not a normal way to open your firehouse doors. The spots are very narrow and you’re literally in the middle of a neighborhood, including the soccer field and city pool. However, the pool isn’t open on weekends, FYI. As I said, and to be fair - it’s gorgeous and you’re 30 minutes from Omak or Chelan, and 1 hour from Coulee City. Mix of pull through and back in sites with 0 privacy and you’ll get to know the backside of your neighbors RV septic hookup quite well, as it’s 3 feet from your lawn chair. I certainly wouldn’t want to try and back in with anything bigger than 26 feet. Slide outs won’t go out in a few of the sites due to trees close to parking pad. So just be aware. For anglers this is probably a 5 star because it’s not crowded, and the boat launch is 50 yards away from the RV. So there is that …
