E & J RV Park

Bill Lehr

Avoid at all costs your better off in the truck stop next-door. We checked in on June 6th. Spent a hour there moving from one site after another trying to find one where everything worked. Never found one. Dog's running loose, all kinds of things that tell you No when you pull in. Young lady in the office was awesome. I told her we were leaving and she gave us a full refund. Shame on Good Sam for listing this one.

Deanna Sano

I have been here going on my third year . The power poles all need fixed and in three years they have ignored many complaints about it . The price is high for what you get here. I have an older RV so I can't really go far . The staff are nice here that is why I stayed for so long . From what gathered the owner is only concerned about hotel and not the park .?

Debbie Harris

Definitely one of the worst campsites in our travels. While it did provide full hookups, the sites were very close together, no shade, many apparent full-time campers really bring down the appearance (i.e., many very old trailers, one sitting on pallets), 1/2 of the washers/dryers broken and appeared to be for a long time, even the front door of motel/office was broken. Free breakfast nothing special. $54 (w tax and Good Sam discount) was very high for this place. Would have done better staying at the travel center for free right over the fence as that was our only 'view' from our site.

Marylou King

E & J RV Park This park worked for us only because we are self contained and had been with family in Spokane for 8 days and needed a couple down days to catch up on correspondence before we met friends in Seattle for 8 days and we couldn’t get into the Seattle park early. The park is horrible. There are a lot of full timers there with really old rigs and various vehicles and junk around their spaces. In addition, the spaces are very narrow, no privacy, and barely a place to set up chairs IF one wanted to sit outside. Yes, you do hear the train and the freeway, but neither of those is overwhelming and did not bother us. The bathrooms are old, need repair, and are dirty as was the laundry room. On a positive note, the owners, who also own the Days Inn adjacent to the property, are really nice people. RVes may use the pool and for additional $5 a person purchase the Days Inn’s “Continental Breakfast”, we choose not to. WiFi was virtually non-existent; my husband would go into the lobby of the hotel so he could play his on-line game. I used my Verizon phone as a hot spot to pay bills. If you just need a place to lay your head, it beats a rest area or Walmart. There are various campgrounds in the area, but there was a concert in the Gorge that booked up the campgrounds and hotels. $40 a night.