Can't add to the many positive comments from previous reviews, other than to say little if anything has changed, and good luck getting in during the summer. (while this is the case at most parks since 2020, this park gets many return customers)Mgr Randy runs a casual, clean park that won't tolerate late night partying.(a good thing t...moreCan't add to the many positive comments from previous reviews, other than to say little if anything has changed, and good luck getting in during the summer. (while this is the case at most parks since 2020, this park gets many return customers)Mgr Randy runs a casual, clean park that won't tolerate late night partying.(a good thing to us) A few full timers and monthly folks, but no issues at all. Easy to maneuver our 32' Class A plus toad in and out of the space hooked up. Long 5th Wheels may have a tight time on some of the roads, but the spaces are pull-thru and large and private. Most will handle 40'+ and a toad. FHU, but 30a only. WiFi was a bit sporadic, even with an extender, but fast when connected.

All spaces have trees and adequate privacy. Spaces are level and have full hookups. Close to Port Townsend and other PNW towns close by. A few local over the air channels come in. Verizon cell service is good and allows streaming with no problem.

The Port Ludlow RV park is one of the nicest. Full hook-ups, private and spacious pull-thru and back-in lots, and responsive manager. The sites are heavily treed and feel like miles away from the town. But, if you run out of beer, a small village store and a pizza restaurant are only a short walk away. You can easily access the well-ma...moreThe Port Ludlow RV park is one of the nicest. Full hook-ups, private and spacious pull-thru and back-in lots, and responsive manager. The sites are heavily treed and feel like miles away from the town. But, if you run out of beer, a small village store and a pizza restaurant are only a short walk away. You can easily access the well-maintained trail to view Ludlow Falls from the park — a short and kid-friendly scenic walk. We also highly recommend the trail along Osprey — accessed next to the four way stop just a few minutes walk from the park. Neighbors are quiet. The only noise is occasional road noise nearby.

This is a very nice and quiet RV park. Not a lot for kids to do but that isn't to say that kids aren't welcomed - quite the opposite, the manager was very sure to say that kids are safe to play and explore here. There is no cable and no channels over the air (that we could get anyway). The park has open wifi that actually worked pr...moreThis is a very nice and quiet RV park. Not a lot for kids to do but that isn't to say that kids aren't welcomed - quite the opposite, the manager was very sure to say that kids are safe to play and explore here. There is no cable and no channels over the air (that we could get anyway). The park has open wifi that actually worked pretty darn well. It was down one day for a few hours but cell service is strong here so it wasn't a problem.The site we were in had an issue with the sewer but there's a dump on site so it didn't bother us any. The other sites all seemed fine.Within walking distance is a neighborhood market / gas station. A short drive gets you to several marinas and such. We didn't use the showers / restrooms but a quick glance showed that they were nice, clean, and well maintained.Cell service is strong enough here to use without a booster on AT&T and T-Mobile. A booster helped T-Mobile some. AT&T (unboosted) had about 4 bars of LTE and averaged about 20 to 30 megs down. T-Mobile was a bit slower but not much.

This is a gorgeous woodland park with great separation and a lot of privacy. Some of the pull-through sites are 60 ft and others are 40. Most back-ins are set back from the road, with wonderful forest settings. Many sites have room for two additional vehicles. Most are 30 amp FHUs. Some sites are w/e only, easy dump station on site. ...moreThis is a gorgeous woodland park with great separation and a lot of privacy. Some of the pull-through sites are 60 ft and others are 40. Most back-ins are set back from the road, with wonderful forest settings. Many sites have room for two additional vehicles. Most are 30 amp FHUs. Some sites are w/e only, easy dump station on site. No cable, no WiFi. We had very fast connection on our MiFi.Port Ludlow is a resort town with a couple places to eat and a small market/gas station. You are close to Port Townsend, Discovery Bay, Fort Flagler State Park, Indian Island, Hood Canal and lots of little places both on the water and in the forest. A very beautiful area.Park managers are very helpful and friendly. They received and delivered a package for us, and had good information on trails and places to visit. There is a trail to a waterfall from the park, other trails in the area, and plenty of kayaking and sailing nearby.