Twin Pine RV Park — Reviews

Clean, level large pull-through sites.

Nice large level site with nice grass. Easy off easy on highway access.

The property is immaculately kept. All the amenities one needs for an RV. Bathrooms and showers were nice and clean. The lawn is meticulously watered and there is no rubbish to be found anywhere. A nice bonus is that they allow RV washing for a small fee to cover water. Highly recommend.

Great for price, convenient location. There is train noise all night, so beware if you’re a light sleeper.

Great spot. Friendly staff. As we were leaving the awning failed to retract. Staff immediately brought me a much needed ladder. Akways a clean and quiet place.

Check in was fast, the spaces were large and level, the place was clean and mostly quiet. Easy to get to and out of.

Easy access from freeway. Large pull through sites. Arrived after hours site information left at front and well labelled. Great for overnight.

Quick easy pull in for an overnight stay.

Verry nice spot but much highway noise.

When traveling we are always looking for a place with easy access and this has it. Since it next to the Hwy there is a little road noise but it didn't keep us from sleeping. It has a fenced dog park, which for us was a big plus. After riding all day the dogs where happy to have a place to run around with out a leash. Really like the pull through space. We would stay here again.

Friendly staff, long pull thru sites, great daily price. Easy in & out!

Very nice and enjoyable Campground.

This was an overnight stop for us. The main part of the park is very nice with spacious sites and nice amenities; however, we were given a site that appeared to be on an old converted parking lot right on the service road of the highway. No grass on the site-just asphalt. We were within just a few feet of the RV next to us. The road noise was substantial. It would seem that if they are going to offer these sites, they should be at a discount. If you plan to stay here, I would call and ask for a site in the main part of the park and not the front “parking lot.”