seattle rv parks

I live there. There are tons of really lousy RV parks here - I mean BAD. The only place I would stay at is Lake Pleasant in Bothell. It's located in a suburb of Seattle (about 20 mins away) and is very nice. It's also convenient to stores and restaurants. I would stay there if I didn't live around the corner from it.

I-5 and exit 210 angle of the winds has a camp site.

ScottG wrote:
I live there. There are tons of really lousy RV parks here - I mean BAD. The only place I would stay at is Lake Pleasant in Bothell. It's located in a suburb of Seattle (about 20 mins away) and is very nice. It's also convenient to stores and restaurants. I would stay there if I didn't live around the corner from it.

I go there often as our son lives in the area - the KOA in Kent is remodeling and I understand it is much better

rr2254545 wrote:

ScottG wrote:
I live there. There are tons of really lousy RV parks here - I mean BAD. The only place I would stay at is Lake Pleasant in Bothell. It's located in a suburb of Seattle (about 20 mins away) and is very nice. It's also convenient to stores and restaurants. I would stay there if I didn't live around the corner from it.

I go there often as our son lives in the area - the KOA in Kent is remodeling and I understand it is much better

We stayed there 3 years ago and the place was a dump. Our door was just 3 or 4 feet from the next guys sewer. Couldnt park your tow vechiel there, had to scramble for a parking spot. The site was full of cig butts when we arrived

There is a full service campground at I-5 Maryville Pulilip casino

We stayed at Tall Chief in Fall City, WA. It was an OK park- no sewer in our spot but it did have a pool.

The biggest problem was the spots had very low voltage. We couldn't run a single A/C without dipping below 106 volts.

ScottG wrote:
I live there. There are tons of really lousy RV parks here - I mean BAD. The only place I would stay at is Lake Pleasant in Bothell. It's located in a suburb of Seattle (about 20 mins away) and is very nice. It's also convenient to stores and restaurants. I would stay there if I didn't live around the corner from it.

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I lived in the Seattle area for 34 years, 24 of which were in Bothell. I concur with Scott that Lake Pleasant is by far the best, and is always my top choice. (It's also only a half mile from my son's house.) If I couldn't get in, my second choice would be Issaquah Village RV Park. It's close to I-90 so you will hear traffic, but it's also on a major bike path if that's your thing.

hotpepperkid wrote:

rr2254545 wrote:

ScottG wrote:
I live there. There are tons of really lousy RV parks here - I mean BAD. The only place I would stay at is Lake Pleasant in Bothell. It's located in a suburb of Seattle (about 20 mins away) and is very nice. It's also convenient to stores and restaurants. I would stay there if I didn't live around the corner from it.

I go there often as our son lives in the area - the KOA in Kent is remodeling and I understand it is much better

We stayed there 3 years ago and the place was a dump. Our door was just 3 or 4 feet from the next guys sewer. Couldnt park your tow vechiel there, had to scramble for a parking spot. The site was full of cig butts when we arrived

Like I said much better as they just remodeled- so it was not good 3 years ago things change

Tom/Barb wrote:
There is a full service campground at I-5 Maryville Pulilip casino

what campground is that? the Tulalip casino has no campground. the Casino does have RV parking but no hookups.