We stayed here last minute and got a great spot under a tree with a little deck off our front door. This place has many different ways to camp with cabins, RV spots, tents and you can even rent a TeePee to camp (how cool is that). On top of this some of the sites have view of the Yakima River. And kids were have a blast all around with...moreWe stayed here last minute and got a great spot under a tree with a little deck off our front door. This place has many different ways to camp with cabins, RV spots, tents and you can even rent a TeePee to camp (how cool is that). On top of this some of the sites have view of the Yakima River. And kids were have a blast all around with the pool access and playgrounds, horseshoes and basketball all on site. The only slight thing i would say is watch getting a spot close to the road overpass that goes through the Teepee section and the tent section. Worked out good for our overnight. If you would like to see a full site by site review of the campground you can find it on our Youtube Channel. - Unique Adventurez.

This place was a good pitstop and the staff were very friendly. Our first KOA. Too much road noise to be enjoyable for more than a pitstop. The river spots are the best. Good BLM hike closeby.

Lucky enough to get a spot on the river. Furthest spot away from the freeway so we barely heard it, Plenty of room between the gravel and level sites. No sewer but restroom is close. Friendly efficient staff. They even pick up your garbage. Large well maintained park. We’ll be back.

We stayed here on night while making our way to Seattle. We stayed in site 37 in a row of pull-through sites where each pair of sites share a power pole and water station, so our neighbor was parked facing the opposite direction. Our site was fairly level, with a gravel pad and shade from a large willow tree on our right: most sites...moreWe stayed here on night while making our way to Seattle. We stayed in site 37 in a row of pull-through sites where each pair of sites share a power pole and water station, so our neighbor was parked facing the opposite direction. Our site was fairly level, with a gravel pad and shade from a large willow tree on our right: most sites receive shade from the trees planted between sites. The spacing between sites is typical for a KOA.The office is on your right as you enter the campground, and all of the RV sites are on the left. Most of the recreational facilities - the volleyball court, the horseshoe pits, the swimming pool, and the main playground area - are clustered around the office. I assume this is also the area where they show movies on Saturday nights. The campground is bordered on the south by the Yakima River. There are about 19 RV sites that back up to the river on the east end, while the west end is populated with tent sites, a few of them being actual tepees. Catch-and-release fishing is allowed, but I didn’t see an obvious public access point to the edge of the river (swimming is not allowed, probably due to the current). The tent sites extend under the overpass next to the campground, and there is a fenced-in dog park back in that area.The other enclosed dog park is next to the free standing bathhouse located in the middle of the pull-through sites, and there is a small playground with a swing set on the other side of that dog park.Most of the speed tests I performed using my Verizon Jetpack with MIMO antenna showed very low speeds - 2Mbps down and 4 up - but given how well I was able to stream video, the one reading I got with 14Mbps down and 8 up seemed to be more accurate. The one speed test I did with my AT&T phone showed 15Mbps down and 1 up, but my wife’s AT&T phone had terrible signal. We tried the “high speed WiFi” (described as such by the person at the desk) and I got 1Mbps down and 4 up with that.We would stay here again if we were in the area.

Family friendly park. There are teepees, cabins, tent sites and tree covered sites on the river. They offer free Sunday pancake breakfast, an outdoor pool, two big dog runs, lawn games and advertised a Saturday outdoor movie. I wanted to love it, but this park is twice the cost of most with pretty sad sites. We had no grass at our site...moreFamily friendly park. There are teepees, cabins, tent sites and tree covered sites on the river. They offer free Sunday pancake breakfast, an outdoor pool, two big dog runs, lawn games and advertised a Saturday outdoor movie. I wanted to love it, but this park is twice the cost of most with pretty sad sites. We had no grass at our site. When we made our reservations we were told we were in a tree covered, shady site. We had no trees and had to share a pedestal with the neighbors. The power went out several times while we were there - often late at night. A spot across from us had no power and they rented a temporary power supply yet didn’t comp or reduce the visitor’s fees. Sounded risky for their trailer setup. There was no movie Saturday after all as they overbooked so the lawn was filled with tents. Sounds like overbooking is common and guests are often turned away. This park is struggling under the new ownership. Again, we wanted to love this park, but until some changes are made - we won’t be back.

I normally do National campgrounds but it got hot and I wanted a/c. This KOA had electric with sites right on the Yakima River. The place was clean, showers were hot, people working there were nice. Ellensburg is a great small down with many parks and lakes. My dog and I loved swimming at the off leash dog park. A trip to Yakima C...moreI normally do National campgrounds but it got hot and I wanted a/c. This KOA had electric with sites right on the Yakima River. The place was clean, showers were hot, people working there were nice. Ellensburg is a great small down with many parks and lakes. My dog and I loved swimming at the off leash dog park. A trip to Yakima Canyon with Kayak was fantastic. 5 stars.

We stayed here over a July weekend to perform a shakedown cruise in our new motorhome. We stayed in site 90, which is back-in site along the far end of the park. It was a good spot with decent spacing between our neighbors, an isolated fire pit area behind the front of the site (as opposed to on the side), and some shade provided by th...moreWe stayed here over a July weekend to perform a shakedown cruise in our new motorhome. We stayed in site 90, which is back-in site along the far end of the park. It was a good spot with decent spacing between our neighbors, an isolated fire pit area behind the front of the site (as opposed to on the side), and some shade provided by the green space behind the park. Grab one of these sites if you can.Pretty typical KOA set up - nice, small pool, good camp store. The park was completely packed with families and kids over a hot July weekend.Staff was great. Helpful and not overbearing. They politely asked campers to follow rules like shutting down wood fires during a burn ban. They picked up trash site by site every morning. Best part of this park.The park is along I-90 but it sits down in a bit of a low spot near the Yakima River and is separated from the freeway by a high berm, so the freeway noise is kept in check.Lots of services just across the freeway, less than a mile away, including two truck stops in the form of a Pilot and Love's. The town of Ellensburg is a short drive away and has some good eateries, art shops and boutiques with proximity to Central Washington University. A college town with a rodeo background - cool combo!Poor AT&T cell service. Typical poor KOA wifi.

Right off of I-90, very easy check in process. Well organized and staff stopped by a couple times in the beginning just to make sure we were all good to go and set up.

Great little KOA. Accommodating for big rigs. Level, gravel sites. River access. Our sewer didn't work when we arrived, so the owner himself came out to apologize and offer us a refund. We actually argued that we didn't need a full refund, just charge us for a no-sewer site, but he insisted. Would definitely come back here again.

We only stayed one night at the Ellensburg KOA, but were very impressed. The grounds were beautiful and clean. The staff was friendly and attentive. Loves, Fred Meyer, Safeway and several good restaurants were all just a few minutes away yet we felt removed from the town and the park was quiet. We would definitely stay here again - and...moreWe only stayed one night at the Ellensburg KOA, but were very impressed. The grounds were beautiful and clean. The staff was friendly and attentive. Loves, Fred Meyer, Safeway and several good restaurants were all just a few minutes away yet we felt removed from the town and the park was quiet. We would definitely stay here again - and longer!

This is a nice park just off I-90 in Ellensburg. Easy off and onto the freeway. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our site was level and shaded. We were a stone's throw from the Yakima river. Mature trees and green grass made the surroundings seem peaceful. We would stay here again. We camped at Ellensburg KOA in a Travel Trailer in ...moreThis is a nice park just off I-90 in Ellensburg. Easy off and onto the freeway. The staff was friendly and helpful. Our site was level and shaded. We were a stone's throw from the Yakima river. Mature trees and green grass made the surroundings seem peaceful. We would stay here again. We camped at Ellensburg KOA in a Travel Trailer in July 2016.

Overpriced but Worth $3 upgrade for river sites. Convenient to I-90 but there is road noise

This is your standard KOA. It is kept up nicely. My favorite part was there is a wild deer that hangs around, it seems to have adopted the park as its home. The park is quiet and clean, spots are not too cramped.

This KOA is an easy off and on from the HWY if you're passing through and our spot was so perfect. We had a pull thru spot with full hook ups and so much shade. So much room in-between each site. There are 2 big areas for kids to play in and a pool we didn't end up using. There is a trail in the back of the park that is considered ...moreThis KOA is an easy off and on from the HWY if you're passing through and our spot was so perfect. We had a pull thru spot with full hook ups and so much shade. So much room in-between each site. There are 2 big areas for kids to play in and a pool we didn't end up using. There is a trail in the back of the park that is considered the dog run but it leads through the woods and we really enjoyed exploring back there. This campground also backs up onto a little river and you can walk down to the tent camping area to go fishing out there. Laundry room was nice. Tiny bit of interstate noise but we enjoy a little noise. Oh and amazing Wifi.Go explore Ellensburg if you are traveling through. They have a really nice farmers market and just generally a really cute downtown area. Everything you might need in a small college town.

Although its right off the highway, its very quiet. The price is high, but the sites are large and pull-through and they have showers and laundry and some really scenic river side sites.