We haven’t been everywhere…yet. But here’s a review of some of the RV Parks and Resorts that we stayed at and some of our thoughts on them.

Note: All these resorts had full hook ups, level sites and wifi, unless otherwise noted in the description.

N. California

Redwood Resort RV Park – Nice, quiet and clean. Not new by any means and a few long term residents, but overall a pride of ownership. Wifi only worked if you were on the patio area.

150 Grove St, Boulder Creek, CA 95006  Phone: (831) 338-3413

Olema Campground

Oregon (Portland Area)

Pheasant Ridge RV Resort – This was the nicest RV resort we stayed at to date. The grounds were immaculate, had an indoor pool, gym, laundry, on-site shop and were close to shopping like Target, Costco, and a Porsche Dealership. Surprisingly the Portland area didn’t have many RV parks and so I think that’s why this one developed into premium status. We felt like we were bringing the place down with our 2007 Class C when most RV’s there were 2015 and newer Class A beauties.

8275 SW Elligsen Rd, Wilsonville, OR 97070  Phone: (503) 682-7829

Washington (Seattle Area)

Blue Sky RV Park – A pretty high end RV park. Nothing special regarding amenities, but the place was very well taken care of and the rigs there were nice as well. The guy running the place was also very helpful. This place books out though so make reservations far in advance!

9002 302nd Ave SE, Issaquah, WA 98027  Phone: (425) 222-7910

British Columbia (Vancouver Area)

Capilano RV Resort – Excellent location! Located just on the other side of Lion’s Gate Bridge, so a quick drive into the city. Staff, minus one grumpy groundskeeper, were very friendly. Also nearby was a great shopping mall so you’re pretty much in the middle of a big city.

295 Tomahawk Ave, West Vancouver, BC V7P 1C5  Phone: +1 604-987-4722