Ruby's Resort and RV — Reviews

It was quiet; everything worked. The lake next to the campground is beautiful. It’s not fancy; just quiet with lovely scenery.

This resort looks to be booked by people who have seasonal rentals with a lot of "stuff" around each campsite. The overall look and appearance of the campground was sad. For example, I was there at the height of the summer, and there were many weeds about 2 feet tall growing up through the sand on the lake beach. Water was delivered to my campsite via a hose strung above the ground and attached to a water spigot. The Dumpstation is also set up weird in that the ground receptacle is higher than the parking area next to it (this means filling the stinky slinky, then massaging the liquid into the sewer drain. I did give two stars because the staff were nice and helpful.

Though the lake is beautiful, this is a primarily residential campground with people living out of broken down RVs, U-hauls and vehicles. The facilities are dirty, one washer and dryer, and spots are extremely small with no turn around, so you have to back all the way in or all the way out down the road to your site. Such a shame, as the tiny beachfront and lake have potential.

The hosts were friendly and helpful, dump site was close and available, electricity and water worked without issue - recommend using a water pressure regulator. We enjoyed the lake and the area nearby. The bathrooms seemed to be having difficulty keeping up with the larger crowd near the 4th of July and could have used more cleaning. And it was a would have been nice thing for us rather than a thing that made us decide to leave. By and large, almost all the other campers were pleasant and friendly to be around. It's a smaller place than we expected, so sites were close together. It creates a sense of community vs. privacy. On the negative side - We did have a noise problem with one particular camper in the site nearest to us who was very loud and obnoxious. The camp host stopped by and told him it would be nice if he could stop screaming expletives while playing a game. His response was belligerent, lasted for another 3 hours (until nearly midnight, and was not addressed another time by the park staff). During the conversation earlier, he proclaimed that whoever complained should get a room at the Hilton because he's been coming here for 3 years and never had a problem (we were not the ones who complained, BTW). He went on to guess that it was us, what he thought out lives are like, and the 'type' of people we are - all of which stopped after I made a point to talk to some other people in his group. Point being, ask for what you need from your neighbors directly, or at least the women in the group. The next night he was more quiet.

This campground is an older site and appears to be in disrepair. The driveways through the park are narrow with tight turns and definitely not for larger RV's. I finally did get backed into my spot but even after moving a little several times the most level I could start with was 2 bubbles off! My entry steps were so far off the ground that I had to use my step stool to get in & out of my RV. Also the bathrooms were filthy! So glad I have my own with me ! I will not ever stay there again and advise everyone I know to avoid this place as well.

Stayed there on two different occasions. Recently first night the ground was completely unlevel and they said it was for a RV. It literally felt like we were sleeping on a mountain. Second time we stayed, we bought the most expensive spot right next to the water. And it was okay. Bathrooms are not clean. Showers were great though. And some of the pictures where they show you can stay are already occupied by residents of the resort. Like the one next to the bathrooms and shower with the beautiful rock wall. You'll never get to stay in that because somebody lives in that spot

Run down, sites too tight, no place for dogs, mucky beach and water, bathrooms were not attended to.. men’s bathroom no toilet paper for 2 days, dumpster overflowing and most sites were full time residents.

Too expensive. Had to pay for shower and no water at dump station.

Unable to access WiFi in order to work. Longterm permanent “campers” make the place feel messy and crowded. Our spot was supposed to be pull-through. It turn out there was only one way to get into the spot: back in 120 yards.

This place has the potential to be a great RV park however they fall short in providing the amenities that could make it better. We paid for a premium site however we did not even have sewer. They really could make it nice with some effort and put a few bucks into the place. Also it has a lot of full time residents with a lot of junk outside their RV's which trash the place up.

Place was very nice and host was extremely helpful.

This could be a nice little campground, but the sites are pretty close together and there are several long term tenants living in their trailers, including a lady who was emptying her holding tanks into five gallon buckets right next to us. She was nice enough, but the smell was pretty bad, and not something you should expect to encounter.

We did a 2 week trip from Bend, OR across Idaho, to Montana and back through WA. This was the most expensive reservation we had. The campground sets off a busy road and then to use the shower it was $ .50 a minute. REALLY? Over $100 to stay one night and we had to pay to take a shower. Very disappointed. We won't be back.

Good location, excellent manager

Changed my camp spot without permission. Arrived after dark could not find spot and left without staying. Greatly disappointed.