MoonRiver RV Resort

The employees are top notch. They are friendly and have a lot of good information of the area. We have been living FT in RV for years. This is absolutely the worse place we have stayed ever. If you are deaf this place may be suitable. Planes, trains that use their horns unnecessarily 24/7, helicopters and trucks using compression breaks which are illegal in city of Richland but it’s not enforced by the RPD so who gives a crap. Then there’s the beautiful view of many abandoned RV’s, cars, building materials and ‘the crap pasture’ that the tenants use for dog poop disposal so if you go for a walk you need to look down all the time. Save your money and sanity and stay as far away from here as humanly possible.

woah... I gotta help balance out the 1 star that I feel is unfair. I stayed at this park for a few months back in 2018 while working in town. I stayed in both the old and new part. They had a plan to keep expanding, so not sure if that has happened or not. I believe the photos on this site do accurately show the unique parking/site design.

Pros: roads are really wide for navigating, you get your own private fenced grass lawn. I tossed up a little gate from Home Depot on each side and my dog could wander in/out of the rv at will and still allow them to mow the lawn. I'll post of picture of her enjoying her private patio/yard. It was a great win win. I found the staff very friendly and accommodating (it is hard to get a long-term spot in this town). I found the monthly rate reasonable. I liked the undeveloped field next-door where Millie could wander off-leash to explore the trails and track rabbits. You are within 5 min of the river and the paved trail that runs along it for many miles. You are 10 min to a great big dog park (I'll post a picture of it)

Cons: I have a class A, so I get a view of the rig in front of me. However, I have a more distance from my neighbors (side-2-side) than any rv park I have seen in 6 years. I find the sites an interesting concept. The 2 biggest issues are the trains (the park is next to the rail line) and the potato processing plant on the other side fo the tracks will daily shoot shotguns to scare off the birds from hangin out to grab the waste they store in big bins.

So, there you have it. The good, bad, ugly. For me the train and gunshots makes it not my first pick, but a decent 2nd choice.

This place does not look anything like it's internet profile!! Beware this is nothing more than a big gravel lot with only a few spots that are premium sites that have grass. The RV's are literally parked end to end, your front will be very close to the rear of someone else's trailer. The complex itself is surrounded by an industrial section of town.