We recently stayed here for about ten days. I would first like to give a shout out to Sandy in the office for working miracles to accomodate us and our guests. She get's five stars for sure. Sandy is a very busy person. The phone rings constantly and I understood her to say she sometimes has to go to the Mobile Home Community in the back for her manager. However, she always leaves a sign on the door and if you are checking in, the paperwork is left in a box outside.
The park itself looks to be under an improvement process with some sites having concrete pads now. The sites are definitely close together, and yes, you are close to your neighbor, however, you can choose not to park directly next to each others doors. Everyone (campers) were willing to move their truck or whatever to make it easier to get in and out of tight spots. They have added cabins which is nice, but if you have a big rig, entering your spot could be difficult. We saw two big rigs hit the roofing of cabins. Some chose to back into a pull through while others simply parked the wrong way for ease.
We didn't utillize the bath/showers and didn't have any issues with trash as others were saying.
The bike path and river are very close by and the mountains are there to view from all sites.
The Meadows is really the only game in town. That being said, we enjoyed our time there and again, are truly thankful to Sandy for working so hard for us.