Holiday Farm RV Resort

This is a owner owned campground with full hookups. Some are full time residents and others rent out their sites. Very clean and quiet, the sites have green space between each to give privacy. Restrooms/showers, and laundry room are very clean. They have a fire pit with plenty of wood by the pond. If you want a fire at your site the manager will bring you a portable fire pit to use during your stay. You can hear some road noise from 126, but it’s not bad at all.

At one time this was probably a nice RV park, but it did not look good during our stay. Many of the sites are occupied by permanent residents with RV's that look rough. Some have a lot of junk scattered around the site. There doesn't appear to be any rules to keep the sites clean and attractive. It's sad to see a place with such potential in a declining state.

In most campgrounds, I'm accustomed to seeing signs that say "Welcome" and "Happy Camper". I saw an RV with a "No Trespassing" sign. I saw a bumper sticker on a truck that said "Trailer Trash and proud of it".

If you rent a fire ring the firewood is included. However, the firewood is stored out in the open and becomes wet when it rains. This RV park is located on the west slopes of the Cascade Mountains where it rains a lot. The firewood should be covered. I'm glad I brought my own dry wood.

The RV park is quiet with the exception of road noise from Highway 126.

This is a gem. The spots are large and in heavy trees. The park is well-kept. There are games such as ladder golf and croquet available. There is a little island on a pond where you can have campfires, and another spot for group campfires. The park is very quiet. There is whitewater rafting nearby.

I could stay at this park a very long time, it feels very homey. It seems like many of the people there did just that, in fact.