We arrived 80 minutes early and were told there would be a $25 fee for early arrival, this on top of $95+ fees for a pull through. All the sites are in gravel and not level. Most of the garbage cans were full at 1:00pm and 95% of the sites were empty. The internet was weak, even standing under the repeater. We have had a much better experience at half the price. Very disappointed.

I can see the attempt at making this place nice but if you look a little closer you’ll notice things that don’t add up to being $100/night. Save yourself some money and easily look elsewhere. No close restaurants, bathroom and shower facilities are severely lacking and the women’s shower was out of order. I’d pay $30/night for this but $100/night is laughable. Fool me once I guess!

Have been going here for a few years now. Cabins are great and have air conditioning! I love that this is right on the lake, only downfall is there is no dock to fish/swim/etc. They have new owners as of this year, staff are all super friendly. The pricing has gone up so I’m hoping they add more amenities or upgrade the ones they do have.

This isn't camping. These are grass and gravel parking lots. Place was only at maybe 5% occupancy when we visited. But there would normally be no privacy. Only stumps remain where hundreds of trees shown on their web site once stood. Between the hours of 8 to 5 (not counting lunch) you constantly hear the employees racing around in their gas powered carts. At $90 a night for a basic back in site it is very over priced. Could get a median hotel room for that. The place is very clean, I saw fewer than 10 pieces of trash on the ground in 2 days. The common rooms are mostly kept pretty clean. There was some cult indoctrination materials left in the main hall one night but camp staff properly disposed of it the next day. While there are a few maintenance issues they seem to pretty well keep up. I saw staff painting picnic tables and emptying trash cans. They could be more efficient and buy a couple of riding mowers. They literally have acres and acres of grass and staff use push mowers. Their ADA parking spots are not ADA compliant. Check in was fast and easy from my online reservation. I walked in and they handed me an envelope with my name, site number and codes for bathrooms and wifi. The wifi was strong, no issues streaming tv. You are expected to use your onboard bathroom and shower. There are only 3 single stall bathrooms and 3 single stall showers. Not nearly enough if they were at capacity. There is a playground and the toys are well maintained and painted, but they are very old. Lots of trash cans but no recycle cans anywhere. They charge a $5 fee per night for paying with credit card which last time I checked violated the Visa Mastercard merchant agreement. And, they have a sign in the lobby that they don't accept cash. Which I'm not sure is legal under federal law. So how are you supposed to pay? There are no emergency phones and it is a long walk to the office. No campground hosts ever seen.

We went to Silver lake Thanksgiving weekend. This is our first time and we rented cabin 85 and 86. The resort is very clean, well kept and maintained. It's a nice place to go relax or do some fishing. There's plenty of fishes out there and good sizes too. The staff there are friendly and nice. The manager Cherry is super helpful and a kind person. We like it so much we already booked cabins again.

We travel for work and have stayed at many Rv parks/campgrounds. This was hands down the best one we've stayed in yet. We stayed for about 2.5 months. The people in the office are really helpful and friendly. The park itself is beautiful and well kept with nice neighbors. The only issue I saw was that the WiFi really only worked near the laundry room/front of the park. But overall, great place. Would definitely recommend!

We loved our stay out here. The fishing was spectacular and we were well taken care of. Very friendly people around. I will be back for sure

As other reviewers have mentioned, the overnight price is a bit steep. However, this meant we were able to stay there for 3 weeks kind of last minute (which isn't easy to do normally). And it also meant that especially during the weekdays that the park was sparsely populated -- which was amazing. Our site was right on the water at 104, and it was enormous. For a while, we were the only campers on our street. So that alone made it worth the hefty price for us. We saw SO MUCH wildlife too. Osprey, lots of deer (who came close), many bunnies. It was fantastic. The employees were very friendly and accommodating as well. Excellent people running the campground. We checked beforehand and they allowed us to have a package and a piece of mail sent. And they also did a great late check-in procedure with when Snoqualmie Pass traffic set us about 2 hours behind our original ETA. Brief list of nitpicky cons: Spotty wifi (StarLink worked great), hookups weirdly placed and sewer kinda uphill, site unlevel, no pool/sauna Would absolutely stay again. Loved checking out the area (Mount St Helens is so pretty), relaxing, and communing with nature