Reviews

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: The sites are nice and wooded. If you are looking for full hook up, there are only a fraction of sites with sewer. However, cost for entry is the same for entry. We found them overpriced for the area even if you get a FHU site. The shower I tried had a strong smell of mildew and the hot water did not work. We left early in favor of somewhere else.

Posted Oct 09, 2021 by Paul from Texas. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: Staff provided a list of available water & electric sites during check-in. The ranger even put our name on the list for a future FHU site. Great start! We chose site #47, dropped our jacks put out slides and then the power completely died after 20 minutes. ACK! So then we had to start our generator to pull in the slides, then retract the jacks unhook water etc. Our next step was to hightail it down the road to very small and unlevel site #58. Nightmarish setup that involved multiple blocks and a whole lot of headache. I then turned in the registration card and another ranger said "oh yeah I think we already have a maintenance request for site 47." HUH? Well then why were we told it was fully functional and available? Good grief! We later discovered that only 40 of 330 total RV sites have sewer connections, and half of the 40 are taken up by annual members. The overall lack of FHU sites was very frustrating. Campground is supposed to charge a daily $10.78 fee per guests but they let ours come in for free. Well at least that is something! Blazing fast free wifi at the Lone Tree Lodge. Lodge itself is closed but you can sit outside on picnic tables. Restrooms 1 and 4 are rather small and old in appearance. Restroom 5 was our favorite as it had the largest showers and appeared to be relatively recently remodeled. Staff interaction was a mixed bag. Brittany was very abrasive and borderline rude. She could definitely use some additional customer service training. Kat was very friendly and empathetic after learning about our site 47 meltdown. Beach area is beautiful during low tide. No kayaks or canoes available for rent. Onsite store is supposed to be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday but it closed early during our stay. Recycling is available onsite.

Posted Aug 26, 2021 by Jon Whobrey from South Dakota. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: It gets the two stars for its location only. The beach and walking along the sound are wonderful. Great driftwood, pretty sunsets, LaConner is a cute town. However, the campground is deplorable. They give the same story (consistently) that they are not sure their lease is going to be renewed by the Tribe and therefore do not make improvements. However, that doesn’t speak to how dirty it is. We almost fried our electrical system here and while the privacy between sites is nice, I don’t think I would ever come back.

Posted Jun 06, 2020 by Laura from Full timer. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: Quiet, secluded sites, beautiful location, but needs upgrading and better maintenance! Muddy uneven sites need more gravel. Showers were deplorable and filthy. We were told that since it is leased from the local tribe that prevents restroom upgrades! Hot tub had dirty scum because live-ins use it as a bath. Lots of permanent residents and permanently parked lifetime members.

Posted Apr 16, 2019 by MarcieB from Pasco, Wa. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: Sites uneven and muddy, roads full of potholes, many full-timers, abandoned rusted trailers around, very run down. We left early and moved to another campground, too depressing. Avoid

Posted Apr 10, 2019 by Sammfam from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: Our favorite in the North West.

Posted Feb 16, 2019 by Jim from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For La Conner RV & Camping Resort: One of the nicer Thousand Trails that we have found. Narrow roads and lots of trees. If you have a big rig, take it slow and easy. I had to trim some trees around the slides, but I like the foliage between sites.

Some 50 amp sites but most are 30 amp. Very few have sewer sites but the dump station is handy and they have a honey wagon.

If you need satellite service, your choices are limited.

We would stay here again and easily.

We are Thousand Trails members in a 40 ft diesel.

Posted Aug 16, 2016 by Paul Roberts from Campbell, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.