We stayed one night while passing through town. We were booked for the back overflow spaces because we were already planning on boondocking but our 39' fifth wheel didn't really fit back there, at least for how soft the ground was in the winter. The host was very friendly and accommodating; he let us stay in a vacant pull through for the night and didn't charge us what the spot normally would go for. One of the nicer private campgrounds in the area. We would stay again.

This park is very nicely maintained. Most of the back in sites around the perimeter are seasonal or full time folks. The pull through sites have more turn over. The park is very quiet at night. If you are awake you may hear a train, but I can’t imagine it would wake someone up. We slept with the windows open. Mike the manager is very accommodating. The laundry is clean. They even designate a dryer for pet materials. No dog run or pool, but the price reflects that. Easy walk or bike ride to downtown with nice restaurants and shops. A terrific co-op with ready made food and fresh produce. Ferry to San Juan Islands 15 miles. Groceries, Walmart, Lowes and Costco all less than 3 miles away.

Great park. Friendly people. Made friends and checked out the local micro-breweries, restaurants and went whale watching. Sites were big but don't get the back bumper of the truck out in the road or Mike will come by and reprimand you! He sounded like Sgt Carter from Gomer Pyle......MOVE IT MOVE IT MOVE IT!

Great place to stop for a couple nights! Extremely nice staff. The main park was full but they helped get us an overflow spot with electric only for a fantastic price, on Labor Day Weekend. Perfect distance between Bellingham and Anacortes. Didn't use the shower facilities or the laundry but they looked nice when we drove by.