Goose Creek RV Park & Campground

Wilbur is a stop over spot so you might not need to hook up sewer which would give the park another star.

Well maintained park with lovely green grass and mature trees. Good water pressure. 50 amp FHUs

The sites are asphalt with dips and holes but we were able to get level. Nice picnic table and good size yard.

Hooking up is insane. The sewer and water are under the rig. The sewer is elevated and water spigot is in a hole. So you hook up then back over them to hook up electric way in the back of the site. The camp host helped but what a pain!!!!

Unhooking took forever to get everything flowing up and into that elevated sewer opening.

Nice and quiet day and night. Very friendly and helpful hosts. Could do without loud barking dogs at my feet while checking in but they’re cute dogs.

Rate reflects Good Sam but they also have PA which I didn’t know when I reserved and paid in advance.

Without the hookup mess this would be a great stop.

After leaving the Sun Lakes area, we headed north to Highway 2. Traveling along through the rolling wheat fields on Highway 2, we entered the great little town of Wilbur on our way to Spokane. There's two campgrounds in town. We drove past the first one, as we approached town headed east. It was right next to the highway and looked like it would be very noisy. We then went to Goose Creek RV campground. Wow! what a hidden gem. It's away from the highway noise, paved parking pads, full hookups, Wifi, laundry room, bathrooms/showers along with luscious green grass surrounding the site. Our 40" motorhome and toad had lots of room. T -mobile worked great. No rv? No problem. They have some nice new cabins too. This is a great park and is very well maintained. The owner/hosts are very friendly and helpful. Put this one on your list. You won't be disappointed!