Layne007 Report post Posted November 6 Looking for a cool place to go for the summer. Northwest. We live in Phoenix! We would like a park that has a cafe/bar and some entertainment. Thank you so much Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Al F Report post Posted November 7 Astoria, OR is a small city that has those amenities. Also several of the costal cities along the Oregon coast are nice as well. Most places inland from the coast have a pretty good amount of temps in low 90's to occasionally over a 100 sometimes. Not every day, but often enough that it is not unusual to have mid 90's. It does usually cool down to below 70* by early morning. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
2gypsies Report post Posted November 7 So you want the RV park to have a cafe/bar/entertainment or the town? Any of the coastal parks along the Washington/Oregon coast would work including the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. Port Townsend is a nice little town. There's an Escapee RV park nearby in Chimacum. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Barbaraok Report post Posted November 7 13 hours ago, Layne007 said: Looking for a cool place to go for the summer. Northwest. We live in Phoenix! We would like a park that has a cafe/bar and some entertainment. Thank you so much Not many parks will have onsite cafe/bar. In fact I can’t think of one. Think parks catering to summer, meaning families. Entertainment will be being out and about. Summer isn’t the reverse of Arizona winters. Completely different mind set. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Twotoes Report post Posted November 7 It’s not the Northwest, but Northern Plains. In Rapid City South Dakota, just up the road from Mount Rushmore is a campground called Hart Ranch. It has a pool, hot tub, cafe, tennis courts and entertainment. Also has a small convince store and gas station. It is a membership campground but you don’t have to be a member to stay there, it just costs more. As a member, a one time cost of around $2,600 and annual dues of around $250 per yr, the nightly fee is only $10 electric included. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
trostberg Report post Posted November 9 The good sam website might be able to help. Some parks do not allow long term parking so you will need to check. The ones that do seem to be permanently full Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
