Lake Easton Resort

If this park weren't across the road from Lake Easton, it would have gotten only 2 stars. The lake is gorgeous - perfect place for SUP, kayak, etc. There is a gate from the RV park, so Lake access is easy. But there is no "beach" on this end of the lake, so unless you are able to climb down some pretty steep dropoffs, don't expect to access the water without driving to the other end of the lake. We reserved a 50amp pull-through, but were given a 30amp with no explanation. The next-door neighbor had a 50amp and paid the same price as us, so that was annoying. This is only big-rig friendly if you are a very skilled driver to maneuver around the tight trees. There was a stump in front of our site that we ran over and damaged our finder trying to wiggle our way in to the tight space. Between the kids running around and the constant hum of the highway right outside, it wasn't exactly a peaceful experience. Again, if you want to be close to the lake, and you're agile enough to scale the cliffs to the water, this is a good location for a night or two.

I stayed here when as a last resort when I couldn't find a spot at any of the forest service campgrounds, but I was pleasantly surprised by my visit. The sites are pretty close together, but there are trees in between. The hookups worked well. My site was pull-through and level. In the future, I'd request a back-in site along the back, which offers a wooded, private view on one side.

The park is very busy and active with families (there's a heated pool, playground, etc.). And the road noise from Highway 90 is VERY loud.

The most pleasant surprise was the coded gate that leads directly into Easton Lake State park. Just go through the gate and cross the road, and you're at the lake.

Verizon reception was strange. It would vacillate between full 4G to barely any 1X frequently.