This is a nice park conveniently located just off the highway - though that does mean there is some highway noise. Just taking a cursory look - it seems like one of the nicer parks in the area. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Nice location along a pretty creek. Nice laundry facilities - 6 washers & 6 dryers - open 24/7. Park was quiet - though on Saturday it did sound like there was a nearby shooting range.... Not too bothersome though. Wi-fi was so-so. We visited Great Smoky Mountains National Park from here and drove a section of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Would stay here again.

We stayed here 3 nights - they give a discount for stays 3 nights or more. Very convenient to Dinosaur National Monument. Sites were gravel, level, easy to get into. Sites had picnic tables and firepits. Hosts were friendly and helpful. They had a lovely tent camping area - grassy with a common firepit area. Nice grounds. Good stop on our way to Evanston, WY (and the National Parks) via Heber City (more gentle mountain pass). Drove here from Grand Junction up 139. A few sharp curves and rough road near the summit, but doable. (Towing a 36' Fifth Wheel).

We stayed one night in this convenient, basic campground while we explored Hoh Rain Forest. They have a few full hook-up sites and we were lucky to get one of those, as they are often filled with seasonal campers. They also have 10 dry camping sites which have views of the river. The full hook-up sites back up to the building. Sites are gravel and level. Dry camping sites are more scenic. The owner met us there and was very helpful with information about the area and making sure we were happy with our set up. There is plenty of room to drive a big rig around and get parked in back-in spaces. We would stay here again for the convenience. Our AT&T service worked fine.

We stayed for 4 nights. The RV Park was great! It was easy to check-in - totally contactless - they emailed you the information on the day of arrival and you just went to your site and set up. We had a front row (no rv between us and the water), pull-through site. It was a great location for exploring the San Juan Islands. Easy access to the ferry in Antecortes. There are railroad tracks adjacent to the park, but we were only aware of one train per day - usually in the evening - and it wasn't a long train. There is some highway noise, but not bad - as you are quite a ways off the highway. It was nice to have a well-equipped convenience store on the property and casino access was easy as well - and had several dining options.

Nice campground - well maintained. We were in the only pull-through site - #20. We pulled in far enough that we were level on the asphalt pad. Had a firepit and picnic table. Staff was helpful and courteous. We were a little disappointed that the laundry facilities were closed for the season (it was November), but found a laundromat in town. We were alerted ahead of time that the bathrooms would be closed, but didn't realize the laundry would be too. No biggie. The campground is close to New River Gorge National Park's north rim. The wi-fi reception was one of the best we have found in our 2.5 years of full-time rving. Cell service was good too (AT&T).

We stayed here 3 nights while exploring the area on our way north. The park is very clean with helpful, friendly staff. The entrance is easy to miss when coming from the north. You actually turn in -by the Hitching Post Restaurant - south of the park. The park sits on a bluff above the city, giving nice views of town - especially if you have one of the back-in sites BB-3 - BB-9. We had a pull through site GB-1 which had a nice view when BB 6, 7 or 8 were vacant. There are trees in the pull-through sites, but not in the BB sites. Sites are level and gravel. Easy to get into. Bathrooms were individual complete bath setups with a toilet, sink and showers in one room. Laundry was onsite as well. And they have a small camp store. We have a 36' fifth wheel.