Reviews

Jim Pell

Kinda far from shopping or eating. Had so many burs in the grass that I couldn't walk my dogs. Large problem, they have an entrance that is narrow with a pole across the top. Rustic looking but low enough to damage your RV. I hit my TV antenna and caused a lot of damage. Also when we left 2 days early because of the burs getting all over my dogs, no refund was given for the unused dsys.wha a bad experience.

alan

The white mountain park is a DUMP! . I t has not been maintained at any level.The building that use to be the club house/office was condemned, the new office trailer appears to be rotting at the sill plate. The well house roof needs repair, the maintenance shed roof needs repair, only 1/2 of the commodities in the restroom work, the rest are out of service. 50 % of the roadway lighting is out ( security /safety issue). The grounds have not been watered and nothing was done to treat the green belts for sand burrs, which are everywhere.There is also a funny rule that I have only seen in one other park in Washington, $5 per visitor and $5 for there car not including overnight, thats more money. Also if you have an extra vehicle or trailer its $5 a day. If you are driving past keep going, and do yourself a favor. I do not think that this park will exist much longer if major renovations don't occur.

Jim and Carol Lucas

Old campground/RV park. Well maintained, could use some money & TLC put into it. No cell service, wifi available 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. - sometimes it is just slow & slower, many times wifi doesn't work at all. We stayed 8 days, actually enjoyed hiking nearby and "unplugging" for a few days. Full hookups, including 50 amp.