Lake Pleasant RV Park

There is very little I can add from the other recent reviews. However, I had to move sites to stay longer and there are good sites and not so good ones. I saw plenty of Class A coaches with their front off the ground because of the slope. It is also true the non-water sites are much closer together. The photo I am going to post is from site 71 and was much wider, longer and more level than site 209.

I will also mention it appears there are many FT guests, because I saw several wood staircases on 5th wheels, residential outdoor patio setups and vehicles that you cannot flat tow or pull a 5th wheel with parked in the lots (ex. BMW, Tesla, Lotus, etc).

The office staff were kind and efficient. Safeway is within walking distance. Access to/from the park from the freeway is uncomplicated. I would certainly stair here again and understand why folks would opt to make it a permanent home when working in Seattle.

Price reflects FHU, 50 amp back-in site on cement/pavement. Sites are tight so you'll hear everything from your next door neighbor, although there are plantings between sites to help with privacy. We were not on the pond, but backed up to a green space/playground, which was noisy on weekends. Nice, safe neighborhood with plenty of service and restaurant options nearby. Also close to biking/hiking trails. Laundry was small and clean but cheap. Lots of Canadian Geese call this place home so check bottom of shoes after being in the grassy areas. (Staff cleans off the streets with power washer.) This spot was pricey for a 2-week stay but on par with other, less attractive options in the area. Basic cable TV was offered but pretty much unwatchable at our site. AT&T was excellent and Verizon was useable. Campground wi-fi was also adequate for basics. Would definitely stay again since we're only a few minutes away from family here.

Gorgeous sites that back into a pond - beautifully landscaped and spacious back in sites (pull through a are tighter for sure). The trails around the property were so lovely to walk the pups each day and my son loved the park. Laundry was great and cheap. Staff were so friendly and accommodating. The area is awesome to explore north of Seattle. Grocery store and restaurants across the street.

The one downside for us was we we weren’t allowed to use our little pop-up fence to container our toddler. It wasn’t safe/relaxing being next to the water with him not contained so we had to stay inside our rig more than we wanted as the weather outside was lovely.

We stayed here at the beginning of the COVID-19 shutdowns days after purchasing our very first travel trailer and didn’t know what to expect. We were new to RVing and had never stayed at a RV Park but had heard horror stories. I was simply amazed at the friendliness of the staff and other campers. They made our stay enjoyable and created even more enthusiasm for full time RV Living and I can’t Thank them enough! Follow us @therv_gans for more of our journey as we transition to Full Timers🙏🏾💕

We recently stayed here to visit the surrounding area and it was a great choice. The area surrounding the RV park is quite upscale with a new Safeway grocery store across the street. Easy access to the I-405 so you can zip down to Seattle. We went to the Boeing tour and downtown Seattle, all within 30 minutes away. We did avoid rush hour so those times may change if not off hours. Our site backed to the lake but was sloped towards the lake. The front of our airstream was pretty close to the ground to get level. All in all, this is a great option for visiting the Seattle area. If we come to the area again, we will be staying here.

Nabbed the very last spot only a couple of days beforehand. Reservations people were friendly and the process was easy. I wish they had a website with at least a map of the camp sites. Bathrooms were clean, though we didn't use the showers. Seemed to be mostly full-timers here. Our spot was next to the lake and by the lake fountain and was indeed quite pleasant. Tall shrubs separated us from our neighbors. We arrived just after dark, and our best tip for you is to watch out for the duck poop! Most of the sites looked to be angled back-in sites.

We live in the area and were here for a test camp in our new trailer, so we didn't stay more than one night, but we'd consider it as a long stay possibility when we need to vacate our house for an upcoming remodel.

Another tip: The iPhone map app sent us through smaller roads to get here, which was completely unnecessary. Don't let your nav system take you via SR-522, take I-405 straight to SR-525.

Just a couple of blocks away is Bothell Country Village, which is a super-cute and quaint shopping area, good for kids too.

This was a good location to Seattle but still could be an hours drive depending on traffic.
There's a lot of care put into this park. The landscaping, the laundry facilities were well kept. The bathrooms were clean but dated. Trash cans everywhere and picked up frequently. Roads and sites were also kept in good condition.
Pros:

1. Immaculate grounds
2. Nice walking trails
3. Some privacy between sites with hedges
4. Good location to shops/activities
5. Great cell signal unboosted (ATT 60+ mbps, Verizon 8+)
6. Excellent laundry (lots of machines) with change machine and only $1 for wash and $1 for dry
7. Friendly staff/residents

Cons:

1. Sites not level even with jacks
2. Pricey (expected for the area)
3. Wifi was not really usable for me
4. Small sites