The Original 100 Acre Farm RV Park

Very pleasant, quiet. Sat outside after dinner no bugs distractions. Experienced Washington's thunderstorms and lightening show at night. Only mishap was loose german shepherd in early am. Where we had 2 small dogs it was uncertain about getting out with the loose shepherd. Later informed shepherd friendly, we didn't know at time. Unfortunately we left sooner than we would've.

From Atlanta to Seattle, we spent a month on the road in our RV, staying at campgrounds big and small. Yet the place that touched our hearts the most was the tiniest one of all. It had only three RV sites, with both 30- and 50-amp hookups, fresh water, and a few cozy cabins for rent. Around us, pink and purple flowers bloomed, a campfire crackled, and a crystal-clear river flowed. The owners had a lively bunch of kids, and together we waded in the river and shot hoops on the basketball court. They shared warm, homemade flatbreads with us, and even gifted us two enormous bags of diapers. We arrived as strangers. We left as friends.

Is very small but gives you privacy. Has a nice fire pit, nice wooden chairs, pretty petunias in pots, cute lantern on the picnic table. Looks cozy. There is a lot of work to do but can see they are trying. A very nice family lives on site and they are the hosts. Can recommend it if you want a quiet stay close to Cle Elum and Roslyn.