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Nice, clean campsites. It like a parking lot, but plenty of space between sites. Sites are on grass. Lots of pull thru sites. Fenced dog park was nice to have. Close to town for restaurants, shops & laundry. Very friendly town. Leavenworth is only 10 miles away, Wenatchee River is very close and the town of Wenatchee has anything you need very close. Great fruit stands everywhere. Very quiet, except Tuesday morning when they mow at 6:30 am.

They haven't raised the price so it's still a really great deal.

Our FHUs with 50 amp all worked well. Easy access (Goodwin Rd is fine coming from the West), signs all the way. Park is just past the fairgrounds on Kimber Rd.

The sites are a little tight when it fills up on the weekends, but the dirt and grass are fairly level. Only one picnic table for every two pull-throughs and some need to be replaced. No fire pits (yay). Quiet, but too much outdoor lighting at night.

Fast Internet was a nice surprise. Friendly staff. Showers and restrooms, no laundry.

Cashmere is a cute little fruit-packing town with acres of orchards all around. Nice eateries and cute little shops.

First of all my Verizon cell phone and TMobile hotspot work great here. I get 4 bars and 5 with my booster in my rig. I get well over 10mbs down and 6 up.

Please see the host when you pull in.

There is 50 or more spots all with full hookups. Location was easy to find camp host seemed nice. His pet putbull is a big puppy. The showers are clean, and I rarely use site shower rooms. I generally use the one in my motor home. There is a train that comes through but it did not bother me. I sleep like a baby.

I do wish there was a self check in. Sometimes I want to just go to my site and pass out.

Nothing fancy but well worth the $$. There is a train close by but did not hear it at night. We had 3 days to kill before I had to be in Tacoma for a RV show( I sell RVs and we are full timers) Close to supplies and a easy drive but do not follow GPS I did and there is a hairpin turn. TV antenna picked up 6 channels and they have good internet.

Not bad for a night. Do not follow your GPS if it tells you to take Gooding rd in. You will have a lower bridge (14') and a hairpin turn that is really tough with a bigger rig. Take Aplet rd (might be Aplet way). It is the first sign you will see if you are coming from the east on 2. Just keep going until you see a sign that says dead end. Turn right at Westcott and fairgrounds will be on your left. Camp host was very nice. Would be tight with bigger rig if something is going on so check for anything going on using their website.