Coyote Run RV Park

Well manicured RV park located behind commercial buildings but retaining the neighborhood feel. Lots of permanent residents and close to the highway but we didn’t notice because it was so quiet. Good wifi, clean bathrooms and a laundry room that got a lot of use and worked well. We were put in the very back of the park and had nice views away from the highway. The site was level and spaced wide enough to not feel cramped.

This was a great park and provided easy access for my 40-foot MH. It had a nice lounge, clean showers, and well-maintained facilities.

During check-in, the manager refunded the upgraded wifi fee, saying that now complimentary--even better. He even issued a partial refund for my GS discount after I had already paid online without a second thought on the matter. I will definitely return here when the opportunity presents.

Mooch-camped at daughter’s home in Connell, and visited this Coyote Run rv park on several occasions to use the dump station and to fill propane tanks. Camp host, Randy, was excellent! Planning an expansion soon to add more sites. Quiet, well-maintained park near the freeway has a few long-term campers. I would camp here. $41.00/night for my 20’ travel trailer. Trees are young but will eventually provide some shade. Left part of my dump hose behind on one trip and camp host made sure it was returned promptly.

We don't usually pick private RV Parks, but this was really handy for a quick overnight stop next to the highway and it had the full hook-ups we wanted after a couple weeks of dry camping. The check-in was fairly quick and easy, once we found the campground host. The pull-through sites are level and not too terribly crowded. The pull-through sites seem to all be 50 amp, and we didn't have a converter down to 30 amp, but the host kindly loaned us one for the night at no charge. We paid an extra $4 for the high speed internet connection and were able to stream video without any problem. There were a lot of long-term campers here, so it might be smart to call ahead for a reservation, since only a few spots looked to be for short-term camping. The park is easy walking distance to the quiet little downtown area of Connell where there are a couple of restaurants and an auto parts store with some RV supplies.

This was an easy stop over when heading south down the 395 in Eastern Washington. This rate reflects a Good Sam Discount. There is a grocery store and gas station just down the road. This works fine if you want to pause for the night with full hook-ups. Easy entry and exit in a pull through spot.Literally right next to the highway, but we didn't have much noise.