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MonteSquare RV Park & Lodge
Overview
MonteSquare RV Park & Lodge offers a refined, boutique approach to the traditional camping experience in the heart of Montesano, Washington. Unlike sprawling resort parks, this location focuses on providing a clean, high-quality environment for travelers seeking both short-term stays and long-term convenience. The park is well-maintained and serves as a primary hub for those exploring the Grays Harbor region. Guests often appreciate the modern infrastructure and the seamless blend of RV sites and lodge-style accommodations that cater to a variety of travel needs within a well-manicured setting.
Location & Surroundings
The park is strategically positioned in downtown Montesano, allowing guests to walk to local eateries, hardware stores, and small-town boutiques. Despite its central urban setting, the surrounding landscape is defined by the lush greenery of the Pacific Northwest. It sits as a gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, offering a peaceful atmosphere that transitions quickly from a quiet streetscape to dense forests and riverbanks. The location provides an excellent balance for those who want accessibility to services without sacrificing proximity to natural beauty.
Amenities & Park Features
Travelers can expect well-appointed facilities designed for modern rigs. The park features full hookup sites with 30 and 50-amp electrical service, accommodating both standard campers and larger motorhomes. High-speed WiFi and laundry facilities ensure that even those on extended road trips can maintain their routine comfortably. The sites are paved and level, reducing the setup time for visitors. Additionally, the inclusion of lodge units on-site provides an alternative for traveling groups who may have members without an RV but wish to stay together.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Nature lovers will find themselves just minutes away from Lake Sylvia State Park, which is famous for its hiking trails and freshwater fishing opportunities. A short drive leads to Friends Landing, a popular spot for boat launching and birdwatching along the Chehalis River. For those looking for more rugged adventures, the Wynoochee River Valley offers world-class steelhead fishing and access to the southern reaches of the Olympic National Forest. The coastal beaches of Washington are also within a manageable driving distance for a day trip.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is ideal for independent travelers who value a clean, secure, and predictable environment over rustic boondocking. It is particularly well-suited for retirees and working nomads who require reliable internet and proximity to town services. Because of its location near major fishing rivers, it is also a top choice for outdoor enthusiasts looking for a comfortable home base between excursions. If you prefer a boutique feel with easy access to the wonders of Grays Harbor, this park fits your travel style perfectly.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Kurt Kemp
Not very good all the lots flood when it rains not fun
Cheri Potter
Only stay here if you don't value your safety. We stayed here for a few months, but left after we were attacked by a guy that the onsite managers claim they are trying to evict for not paying rent for more than a year. He attacked us last weekend, and it wasn't the first time he's attacked someone in this park. The managers didn't even come check on us over the last week, and they still haven't fixed the water connection to the neighbor that was broken in the attack. The maintenance manager left early to watch a football game than focusing on fixing things. Let me not forget the fact that the guy who attacked us had called the old maintenance manager and tried to find out how to turn off the power to the entire park. The current maintenance manager was informed of this by the previous maintenance manager. He was informed the power box doors were wide open but he said he would deal with it later because the Seahawks game was on. Later never came. Thankfully a neighbor screwed the door shut so that the crazy guy would not have easy access to the power grid. On top of that, the park is overrun with stray cats, kids play all over the place (even in your space, under your vehicles and RV, and they don't listen when you tell them to leave - insurance issue or lawsuit waiting to happen!), and most dog owners don't pick up after their dogs. Oh, and don't forget the bathrooms don't have soap, sometimes don't even have toilet paper, and you're lucky if the shower has hot water. You're super lucky if the restroom floor isn't covered in feces (yup, you read that right) and if the toilets aren't clogged. Do not use the washers and dryers - people put feces on the machines and usually the machines don't work. The managers care less than the owner about the tenants and how it is ran. The managers avoided us for the last week. But hey, they don't do credit checks, background checks, or make you show proof of income, so anyone is welcome - ANYONE. Most of the tenants are supposedly in the eviction process (according to the managers)... but the maintenance manager told me he was delivering 2 week notices to several people who were still there after 2 weeks. And expect to see the cops there at least once a day for domestic disturbance/DV. And one person apparently calls the cops because of the ghosts in her RV. Even the cops have said this is the ghetto of Monte. It used to be nice and a great place to stay when it was under the previous owners.
roger wilson
Watch out for all the potholes. And big ones at that. Mud hole. not kept up. Two out of 4 washers work and dirty. I give it a 01. Manager is nice but owner must not care what gets down
Meghan Jewell
Gotta give ‘em 5 because Mike the manager is very helpful and kind. Friendly full-timers here and when we had an emergency repair on our vehicle, we were able to stay overnight and it was walking distance to the mechanic and groceries.
fence man
Clean and plenty of room. Nice paved trail around the lake. We will be back.
Jendai Miller
We went for the hiking vs the camping. It is a swamp with a nice board walk through a good deal of the trail. There are clouds of black gnats everywhere there is shade. The park is open and there were kids having an awesome time. In all it is pretty nice there.
Whitney Jewell
The keepers living here give off a weird vibe. Like your intruding. Maybe its just the way they have there house. Camp grounds are all open to other campers. If you like privacy when camping you might not like it. Awesome playground. And beautiful River.
Teri DiMaggio
The manager, Mike, is so helpful and nice. The neighbors are all pretty cool. Clean and quiet but for the highway. But it's not bad at all. Love hearing the train also. Close to the lakes and shopping.
jonathan king
Good fishin
Tera Jones
Not what I consider to be a prime camping spot, but definitely great for fishing!