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Pine Village Koa Campground
Apr 26, 2008 by Erin from Reno, NV
Overall Rating: 2

• The Wenatchee River is nice.
• Please read my review.

“The actual grounds of this KOA are beautiful and the river is just a short walk down the hill. The owners, however, leave much to be desired. We found them to be extremely stingy and petty. We stayed a month because my husband was working in the area. I suppose, since we were given a monthly rate, they felt justified in giving us the worst possible site in the campground. Right on the only entrance, in between the dumpsters/dump station and a flooded leech field. Not only was this location extremely loud, the stench from the leech field was quite overpowering at times, not to mention a health concern. When we asked if we could move, they said no and assured us that the leech field would dry up in a day or two. Mind you, this was in April when there was hardly anyone else in the entire campground. Yet somehow they couldn't afford us a different site. Additionally, we had no barbeque pit our entire first week here, so my husband felt it would be ok if we borrowed the fire pit from the neighboring site. Within a half hour, a man came and took the pit back saying that we couldn't use it because we weren't paying for it. Several times after that, we would see the owner driving by our site very slowly, craning his neck to see if we had taken the fire pit back. The washers and dryers cost $1.50 per load and are frequently broken, which you don't find out until you've already put in your money and soap. There were many other little things that made us never want to stay here again, but if I took the time to list them all, I would be just as petty as the owners of this KOA.”

Port Susan Camping Club
Nov 30, 2007 by Nancy from Mukilteo
Overall Rating: 9

• The feeling of safety even when there on my own.
• Some lots are not keep clean and maintained.

“Safe and secure as anyplace can be. Friendly folks and the staff have been ever so helpful. Looking forward to living here in the future.”

Bellingham International Airport
Nov 30, 2007 by Ryan from Bellingham
Overall Rating: 2

• Quick check in. Nice waiting area.

“I have had 2 flights out of Bellingham WA in the last month, and all I can say is if you can avoid it you should. I am sitting in the airport right now for the second time, only to have my flight delayed for the second time in a row. Today the delay is due to maintenance issues, so they have to call the maintenance crew and get them out of bed to come assess the situation (I'm not kidding) and last time my flight was cancelled indefinitely due to fog. I am beginning to wonder if flights ever leave on time from this airport. It would be wiser to fly into or out of Seattle, because most likely that is where they are going to make you drive when they cancel your flight. There are a lot of great things about Bellingham bit the airport is not one of them.”

Port Susan Camping Club
Oct 9, 2007 by Mike from Seattle, Washington
Overall Rating: 8

• Facilities, services, setting, relaxed attitude, quiet for a campground.
• Predictable park politics, some condo commando type people (easy to avoid if you don't want to be involved).

“Port Susan is a private camping club, where you buy a membership and pay an annual maintenance fee. You have access to a camping site for 180 days each year. You can leave your RV there all year, so you have may have drive to camping. This is nice because once you are set up on your site, you don't have to spend a lot of time preparing each time you get away. Positives include reasonable buy in and annual maintenance fees. The club is non profit. Location is easy to access off I 5 (about 15 minutes from freeway). There are plenty of stores within a 20 minute drive. Although close to city services, the location feels remote. You definitely feel that you get away to a remote location. There are an incredible amount of facilities and services (24 hour rangers, gated entrance, pools, lake, clubhouse, water, and power, septic). There are no weekend passes so that you can check out the part before you buy in. The best you can do is visit the membership office and ask for a tour of sites for sale. Our family has a site at port Susan. We really enjoy it and would recommend it.”

Tulalip Casino Inc
Oct 4, 2007 by David from Seattle
Overall Rating: 8

• The reception staff very helpful.
• Air conditioning is on all the time, it can get cold in the casino.

“I visit a lot of the casinos in the Seattle area, and I have to say the tulalip is the best so far. It's not too big or too small, and the energy there is better than in most Washington state casinos. I've found the slots at tulalip to be looser than any other casino in the area, the table game staff is always very friendly, and the buffet is quite good. There is a good selection of slots, and the high limit slots use the same tickets as the standard slot machines, so there is no need to keep cashing out every time you want to change machines, which is one of my casino pet peeves. However, they have introduced a second type of slot ticket for use at their new machines. I'll have to wait to see how that works out. All in all, it's my favorite Washington casino so far.”