We had read the very negative reviews on this place prior to arriving and we were apprehensive. But it was close to our son’s place and we already had paid for our reservations and they are adamant about no refunds. (Plus, only other choice is the fairgrounds, which is another gravel parking lot and it’s first come first serve, no reservations, and only 5 full hook up spots).The nice thing about Rambler is that it is very, very quiet. We backed up to the wheat field and had nice views of the sunset. BUT, we had to worry about what the owner was doing for an hour right behind and next to our RV. He was drinking and wobbly so we were a bit concerned. Turns out he was watching the sunset. We did not talk to him due to past reviews. Couple points: All the nice tree’d spots as you come into the “park” are taken by full timers. There is a 25 mile long wide, paved bike path just outside the park that used to be the railroad tracks and goes all the way to Pullman.Now the water issue is real but not as bad as past reviewers have said. It does have heavy mineral deposits and has a brown tint. Our blue canister filter helped a lot and made it drinkable, it just tastes like well water, which we are used to. Our son has this same water in his apartment building a few miles into town. We had it at our house 30 years ago when we lived near there. It’s just normal for the area and doesn’t smell and isn’t bad.Overall, we will probably stay again for the convenience factor.