RV Outdoor adventures & Cabins

Danielle Anders

I have been a travler/camper for quite some time. Never in my 32 years of life have I ever had to provide proof of ID. Vehicle insurance and prove my dog is not of pit bull breed. The requirements to stay at an over crowded park are very invasive if you do ask me. For a campsite. They require more information then a 5 star hotel, Which is very far from your stay here. Camp sites stacked right next to each other. No parking per campsite. You must walk in. Meaning pack all of your camping gear into a site... not exactly enjoyable when they require so much info for safety purposes. (Ever carried a 100 lb ice chest to a campsite 500 feet away. ) Even though online this campsite, outdoor adventures looks doable. I recommend finding somewhere else to camp. Unless you want to provide unneeded information to park strangers and be camping right next to other people. Big Eddy, camp wilkerson. Camp hudson parcher... way better camp spots, hosts, and not to invasive with information. And reading her response is showing exactly who she is... vehicle is insured... paper cards not received yet and dog of not pitbull breed. But this shows you how judgmental this women is on top of assuming and sharing as if she is right. Being honest is key... and so is my privacy. As stated in my review. More information is required at this none state run park then a 5 star hotel in Seattle. Please enjoy your night and your park. I will not recommend or send anyone else your way. As stated above, I will recommend a park actually worth attending.

Robert Bonner

Driving over the Columbia from Washington was a great start to the beauty that would be unfolding when we arrive. We were welcomed with bunnies and goats and the gracious JoAnna and her family. We had a great stay in one of their RV’s and to see they had other choices too. Tiny homes and camping spots and great for your RV. We were told to go check out the nature walks and trails and a spiritual connection spot with a wooden cross was super magical with two from Louisiana who were playing gospel in the moon light. We will be back!!!

Karen Hoover

We have been camping here for about a month...we have been hauling wind towers out of the port in Longview WA and have been staying here when we are not moving. The owners Steve & Joanna and their camphost are wonderful people. If you want a quiet place to get away they have cabins, RV hook-ups and tent sites. The best part it is quiet and rabbits 🐇 everywhere

Mariah Kimball

The host and staff are wonderful, very friendly and accommodating. We read the reviews and knew there would be bunnies but you can not be prepared by how lovely seeing so many in one place can be. Scenic trials and river area, small playground with swing and play house. The cabin was warm, cozy and well appointed, with a picnic shelter just outside. We will definitely be returning with our kids. They loved it!