Zen Monkey RV Retreat — Reviews

The spot they assigned to me was very tight between two RVs so I called and they were nice enough to let me park in the empty grassy lot across from my site. The bathroom and shower were so so - could have been cleaner. It was nice that they had a washer and dryer on site and they only charge $1.50 for the washer (but you must have quarters). There were quite a lot of cars going up the drive to the house next to the property, and a “neighbor” came out and was shooting birds or squirrels or something.

Loved our stay at Zen Monkey RV Resort. Quiet, clean, and super well‑run. The staff is kind, the grounds are tidy, and the whole place has a peaceful vibe. We’ll definitely be back.

The area appears to be primarily long term residents. There was a rusty firepit, bathrooms were disgusting and filthy also they were locked and had to call for a code to use. We pulled in late and had to wait till morning to get code. They quote price then asked for an extra $15 to hold your spot. I would have rather parked at a truck stop.

Stayed at Zen Monkey retreat with a rental from Outpost Supply Co on Instagram. Setup was easy even without much experience with the rig. The campsite is east to find and in a good location. I felt misled by the name- 1. There is another company called Zen Monkey in the area that definitely feels retreat-ish but this isn’t that. 2. We were one of 4 campers the night we stayed and all of the others appeared to be permanent or long-term lodgers. It made it feel like we were uninvited guests at a strangers house. Having said that, the folks who run the campground were very nice and each of them checked in with us. And from our site we could see horses, cows, a pond, and a llama, so that was fun. I just would’ve preferred to know ahead of time that it was more of a long-term RV park than a campground or “retreat”