Columbia Sun RV Resort

Michelle Reece

This is a very, very nice RV park. However, I wish they would extend the dates for the pool usage beyond Labor Day. It is still hot to warm in this area through mid to the end of October. We arrived after Labor Day and we're really disappointed that the pool was not available and it was an over 80° day.

Bryan Cope

This is a Beautiful RV park. The street noise from the trucks, trains and cars was atrocious. It really made it hard to sleep at night. If you are a light sleeper than this isn't the place for you. Alot of full timers at this park have taken up alot of the good spots that are farther away from the main road with all the traffic with alot of the road noise. This park will want you to reserve a camp spot for $35 dollars. So if you dont reserve a spot you will get parked by the road with all the truck traffic. Check in early for $10. Check out at is at 12 o'clock. But if you need more time to check out for a fee of $10. We won't be staying here again.

Cathy Lamb

This RV park is easily accessed, clean, well maintained, and the staff is organized and on top of things. Their WiFi is extremely good, and spots are well marked and maintained. This is our go to park for both a pass through on trips south as well as a destination to enjoy the golf courses in the area.

Cheryl Herder

This place has it all! Incredibly impressed with all the amenities, I don't think there's anything they don't have. They even left the pool open an extra week to accommodate my kids. Very clean and well kept! Staff are so helpful and friendly, was genuinely sad to leave. Highly recommend!

Rebecca Wagner

We recently stayed at this RV park and overall, it really is a lovely place. The grounds are clean and well-kept, the environment is peaceful, and the setting is beautiful. Unfortunately, our experience was soured by a negative interaction with who I assume is the park host. We had been rushing around all day for a graduation and were coming back to camp to get ready — still moving quickly and probably not paying close enough attention to our speed. I understand the importance of following the posted limits, especially in a park setting, but the way we were approached was completely unnecessary. The park host came speeding up to us in his golf cart — clearly going much faster than the posted limit himself — just to accuse us of speeding. He was rude, abrupt, and acted as if we were repeat offenders, though this was the first and only interaction with him. We value safety and always try to be respectful in shared spaces like this, but a little kindness and clear communication would have gone a long way. That interaction definitely left a bad taste in our mouths.