Tall Chief RV Campground

I’m a long time camper in Washington , I’ve seen some of these opinionated reviews about the campground as far as unhappy stays and I’m confused at them , the pools and hot tub when they were down we had great communication ahead of time via emails and the staff ahead of the stay as well as every other member , In regards to the dump station by the yurts they show that on maps as well as how many 50 amp sites there are . The camp grounds are first come first serve which gives everyone the same opportunity for the 50 amps . So these complaints seem more like people that are just disappointed In life in general or you know the power of a pen with people who may have done things they weren’t supposed to so they get online and make it a point to disrupt a beautiful company for their own issues . I believe this campground is amazing and beautiful and peaceful the way it’s supposed to be as well as the staff Sarah Mike and Emily in general are amazing people and they should make clones of them for all their locations as well as their new manager heather I’ve gotten the privilege to witness the new things she is brining in and I can’t wait to return in a month or so . They are very friendly go above and beyond their positions , seems they do more then just their labeled job position if it’s needed and that in its self is amazing . I can’t imagine a better , more enjoyable campground . When there are issues they are addressed immediately and no matter what time it is . I’ve seen them respond to issues at 2am before . They also do movies now every Friday and it’s crazy how much has changed in a short time but for the good . 5 star all the way around.

Enjoyed my stay. Staff is very welcoming and friendly. Amenities are clean, and sites are spacious. My TMobile worked well at my site, but I did not have tree coverage overhead. Lots of sites using Starlink but had more tree coverage overhead than my site had. However, any site you choose, they are all beautiful. Be prepared, campground does not have sewer connections but they do have a dump station and offer a dump service but at an additional cost. Enjoy your stay and safe travels.

The cabins are a great way of getting into the forrest but have a nice warm cabin awaiting your return. The High Chief resort is nice and quite resort. We have stayed several times and have enjoyed all the stays. The outside chairs are great way to enjoy the birds and when possible the camp fires at night.

We stayed in a yurt and some or our other family stayed in a cabin and across from them, an RV. There are only 2 yurts and they’re both at the end of the property that backs up to some private property who have roosters and a large dog. You may not see them, but you will absolutely hear them. It’s also rather dark at that end and could use some additional lighting on the pathway. You might think my biggest critique is that the pool was inoperable for our entire August vacation, but luckily, there were a lot of other water activities nearby to stay cool. My biggest gripe was the sewer dump station’s location. In order to get to the bathrooms on the north end, which is situated near the yurts, you not only have to walk past four huge industrial size garbage bins, but the sewer dump site is within 20/30 feet of the bathrooms. The first thing most people do in the morning is go to the restroom, and I tell you what, smelling feces first thing in the morning was not a pleasant way to start the day, or end it. I would not suggest staying in a yurt here or reserving RV space that is anything north of the dump station, period. It may be a little closer, but that smell doesn’t go away just because you do. Enduring that smell multiple times a day… Especially first thing in the morning and last thing before sleeping id just not worth the short trip to the bathrooms. On the up side, the area is beautiful. You’re only about 25 minutes from Redmond but you feel like your worlds away. I would definitely stay here again, but only on the south side of the park with a functioning pool.

I left this campground angry. It seems many others have before me as well. We were told we had a 50 amp site, but upon arrival (during an excessive heat warning mind you) that there weren't any 50 amps sites available. We need the 50 amps to cool our rig for pets and small children and were relying on that. Without it we had no choice but to leave and find another campground with a 40 ft rig on the same day. After calling all of the campgrounds in the area we were lucky to find one 45 minutes away. Shameless. We were expecting issues from tall chief based on the reviews but we didn't even make it through the gate without having problems.

Our cabin was comfortable and well-appointed, which we really appreciated. Unfortunately, the pool and hot tub were closed during our stay. Looking back at other reviews, this seems to be a regular issue over the past several years.||I was especially disappointed because I stayed here about six years ago with just my husband and kids and had a wonderful time using the amenities, which is why I was excited to return with my sisters and their kids. This time, without access to the pool and hot tub, it was a letdown for everyone. ||It was almost 90 degrees all weekend, so we had to find other ways to stay cool. We floated the river one day, visited McCormick Park in Duvall to swim, and even boated on Lake Washington. Luckily, the location is great and only about a thirty-minute drive to a lot of water fun.||At this point, I’d be much less likely to recommend Tall Chief to friends or family. If they can figure out how to keep the pool open consistently, I’d love to come back — but until then, the experience just doesn’t measure up to the memories we had before.

The campground could have been amazing, but in typical 1000 trails fashion, the pool and hot tub were closed for several more weeks, during a very hot time of year. I think it is very disengenious to send me reminders to check in, and to not let people know that one of the major amenities, and the entire reason many people book there, isn't working ahead of time. This place cost us almost $300 for 3 nights for a site with water and electric only, showers, bathrooms, and garbage. I could have parked at a travel gas station for free for the same thing.

We booked Tall Chief 4 months before our stay, get to the campground to find out pool is closed, only 2 showers working and only 1 sink working in men’s bathroom. The worst part was the “dump” area, to say it was gross is an understatement, people were just dumping their sewage anywhere forget using hoses every one you could screw your hose in was busted. We left a day early because why stay? I don’t like standing in line to shower. With all of that I will say we had a great site, private and shady. I would not invest in the membership after this experience.

Everything is amazing this is a beautiful campground and the staff top notch very relatable normal people I read a couple bad reviews and in no way did I share thier experience we arrived way later than we were supposed to and ranger Mac was on that s$^%! He was at front gate so fast a d he was so cool about ever h thhing and helpful a d informative thanks ranger Mac I read about a bad bathroom/shower expieriance the showers were amazing pouring rain shower head and a shower massager togetherclean it honestly seemed to me lime a new bathroom honestly tall chief and the staff just nailed itway out ofthe park on all levels for me id recommend this campground to anyone and ill definatly spend time there again thanks tall chief.

I thought this place was great. Excellent Covid precautions, easy check in and we were worried about not making it on time and just called to tell them to ensure we could check in. It was super helpful. We found a great site and love the site we found that was large and surrounded with lots of trees and bushes to make it private. We did not use amenities due to Covid, but enjoyed the hook up to water and electricity and they have a dump to use before going home. Loved the garbage and recycling access too. Price for campsites without having the thousand trails pass was a little more than normal that you pay for a state park, but it was fine and worth it for the amenities If open but we understand it's Covid so no big deal. We will be back in the future.

This is one of the loveliest parks we've visited. Yes, it's an older park and the 50 AMP sited are limited. There are no sewer connections, which is another limiting factor. But, the sites are beautifully kept, all of the electrical is up to date, and you can choose from a sunny site or a shady one. We have cocooned up in a deeply forested spot and are LOVING the privacy and quiet. The sites are all pretty level, so you don't have to spend much time leveling your rig. I've posted pictures of the clean, well-kept laundry room too. The machines are all cleaned and in perfect operation condition. They have also installed credit card readers on all of the machines, so no need for a bag full of quarters! The one issue with the readers is connectivity. The internet service is spotty at best so the card readers may, or may not, work the first time you insert it into the reader. Great people, Great sites, Great park! We'll be back!

5-Stars for this campground!! Cindy was great. She helped us find the perfect spot (#86). It feels like a cozy, woodsy campground, but the roads are wide and accommodate all sizes coaches and trailers. Dump station was easily accessible, and laundry room clean and and all machines seemed new. We WILL be back.

Micro aggression, red 2020 hats, and white hoods all seem to be a prerequisite to stay here. They are open on Sundays but the office is not so if you want to get a hold of anyone your best hope is you thought the day was Sunday but it's Monday. Terrible communication and zero awareness of available campsites. Basically you get the service of boondocking for the price of an RV resort. You pay and you look for the campsites yourself because they don't know which ones are available. Be ready for them to charge your for as much as they can. Once again, micro aggression at it's finest to try to keep the place homogeneous..

Not doing my homework and not knowing that Tall Chief is a Thousand Trail Campground I'm giving them three stars, not a one star. When we arrived, the gate person told us what sites were available and where the bathrooms and showers were located. She also mentioned that only one bathroom was open 24/7, the other two locations were open only from 9am-10pm. FYI, this is for 113 sites. If you needed to use the restroom during the night you either went in the bushes or drove there. The next day I brought this up with the gate person and they were surprised that it was an issue. Turns out that most of the guest are self contained, we weren't and some other folks were in tents. This is a Thousand Trail Campground, most are self contained. Some reviews complained about the pool, hot tube and sauna were closed during the summer. We were there in Sept. and all those things were still closed and they had big generators powering the whole camp. For us, we were only there at night, used it for a sleep location for $85 per night($258 total). If we had a self contained unit, I suppose it's a good place to stay. Some sites are reserved for those really big units and 5th wheel rigs. The is a free dump site there so on your way out you can get rid of all your dirty water. It is quiet, gravel roads, 30 minutes from Seattle.

Our campsite was beautiful and off the main road with major shade. We weren't around during the day as we went to Seattle. Seattle is about 45-60 minutes away depending on traffic. The shower by the pool and laundry hours are ridiculous. If you need to do laundry plan to waist an entire day due their ridiculous hours. On our last day we went to take a shower but had to wait till nine. (Yes hey have another shower that was open by the laundry room but they are not nice to actually get clean in) As me and my daughter were showering a maintenance man was going in and out of the women's bathroom area. You don't open till 9 as it is! Do what you need to do before women are in there exposed. My daughter was worried a man was going to see her naked. I don't think we would stay here again.

ETA: there are plenty of open spots here, including overflow we were willing to dry camp in and were told no to. My son was hospitalized last night for asthma issues and they admitted him at Seattle children's hospital. When my husband went to ask to be extended so we could care for my son they asked him a bunch of questions and then told him he was lying about our son being in the hospital and denied us extending. So we have to move our camper on top of everything else. To say I'm furious with Tall Cheif is an understatement. We thankfully called Thunderbird and they were super accommodating and fitting us in last minute when Tall Chief not only was rude to us and wouldn't let us stay, but told my husband that he was lying about my son being sick. Last night they gave him IV mag to get his asthma under control (because he was so bad off) and his BP dropped as low as 72/29. When he was being questioned by the Tall Cheif staff they told him there's no way his blood pressure was that low. He also told them (again due to unnecessary questioning) how low his oxygen levels were and they told him 92 isn't that low. They shouldn't have been trying to get medical information or judge whether or not a child is actually in the hospital due to numbers. They wouldn't even let him eat or drink all day because he was having such a hard time breathing they were scared he was going to aspirate. Thankfully he's doing much better and being discharged later today. But we have to stay in the area for follow up appointments. I will also be calling the thousand trails office to report this incidence. I'm beyond furious and action needs to be taken.

Stayed here maybe 30 times over the last ten years and it's always been convient for a quick weekend. They used to charge a $5 fee to dump if you were not staying at the park. Now they have said that the rules got changed. They have lost my business. Never again. Staff has never been friendly and now the Park Ranger was down right rude when I called.

Place literally smells of sewage and check in is run poorly and rude!!! Mosquitoes are well feed an campers every evening.

Great experience and I hate camping. 4 Stars because pool was invested with bees. A bear broke into a bee hive nearby. We stayed in a cabin and it was nice and cozy and extremely clean. I was impressed my the cleanliness and how friendly the housekeeping staff was. The housekeeping manager was very helpful and kind. Our family stayed in their RV and we had a great time. Nice set up, clean and most importantly felt safe. The bunks was nice but the kids didn't use them and instead the pull out bed.

I absolutely loved Tall Chief. They were able to get me into a long-term spot on short notice when the other parks in Issaquah, or near-by, were completely booked for months. I dealt with Misti from beginning to end and will miss her prompt responses and friendliness. The spaces do not have sewer, though they do have a "honeywagon" (why do they call it that?) on a schedule and for a fee. That was the only downside I encountered. The spaces, and park, were beautiful. Trees and bushes separated the large spaces and I felt like I was the only one on my street despite having neighbors on each side. I've read other reviews about the facilities being dirty and the roads muddy. I never had to use the facilities so I cannot speak to that, however, I can say the dirt roads got muddy. It rains there, folks, and dirt + water = mud. It was never a problem despite walking two big dogs in the rain. I adapted. I cannot love Tall Chief any more. And if I have the chance, I will return.

It's a nice place to and peaceful, clean and the staff is terrific. The only negative thing was swimming pool was closed.

The only reason we stay at this place is it is so close to carnation and it's a part of the thousand trails membership. We have been treating like pieces of shit by the staff and harassed about our insurance card almost every day since we have been here and I gave the info 3 different times and they keep asking about it. Also the showers are gross bring sandles for the shower. On 12/20/19 our site flooded from the rain but it doesn't even drain out. I stepped out of the trailer and soaked my foot in 3" of water first thing in the morning. there is a lake around my trailer. I had to dig a drainage ditch to get the water out of the site. They just let this happen to all kinds of the sites and they have all the nice dry sites blocked off and unavailable. If it wasn't 65$ a month for my membership to thousand trails I would never pay the full price for the shitty sites and rude people you have to deal with.

No sewer hookups, knew that going in. But it means you have to use their showers. Only 1 facility open before 9AM, was busy one day so had to wait for a shower. Dirty. Didn't get very hot. Worst issue is that there is little to no privacy. Showers are in public bathroom style stalls where you get to see the hairy legs of the guy next to you. Don't bend over or you might see too much. One day had a 6'4" tall guy in the shower next to me and he could easily see over the partition. Hi buddy. Don't show up your first night past 'curfew' (8PM non-peak, 10PM peak) or you will have to park outside of the gate overnight as nobody will let you in. Once I realized this, I had to drive 8 hours non-stop to try to make it in on time. Yes it says this in the email, but i've never experienced this before and really didn't think about it. At $50 a night I expect full hook ups. Also no wifi except in the building. Dirt roads, dirty and muddy, broken picnic table and broken 'fire pit'. Absolutely will not come back to this place.

Lived here off and on for 2 years. I've read the negative feedback. Have to do disagree with most of it. Come on people it's camping. There are showers and laundry facilities. If Anyone doesn't like this place, they shouldn't be camping.

Easy check-in and the ranger even let us know which sites were available. Pretty cool! We ended up in spacious and level back-in site #20. There was lots of shade so that was great. The lack of a sewer connection was a massive bummer though. We've stayed in over 100 campgrounds in 2 years of full-time RVing, and Tall Chief is the only one where all of the sites have no sewer connections. An outside contractor handles honeywagon service. They only come by once a week and it's $60.00 to sign up. Yikes! We used the campground restrooms & showers as much as possible to avoid filling up our tanks. Site also had poor electrical box wiring in that the 30 amp and 120 volt plugs are on the same circuit. This meant that our breaker kept tripping every time we tried to run 2 air conditioners in 90+ degree heat. Bad job folks! And they need to do some tree trimming! Lots of overhanging branches makes it hard to get into the site. Campground is close to Issaquah and Redmond so there are lots of nearby grocery and shopping options. My AT&T phone had 2 bars of very slow service and my wife's Verizon phone had 1 bar. Our cell phone hotspots were also slow. The free lodge wifi was fantastic. No optional wifi at site available for purchase.

This campground supposedly has no snow plow and does not have the ability to rent/hire one. We cannot move our RV due to the roads not being plowed. We shoveled our area but can't do the whole dang road. Our black and gray tanks are full and we are running out of propane quickly. We were suppose to leave on Monday and get married today. It's irresponsible, unprofessional, mean and downright outrageous that the owners avoid this situation while people are literally suffering and stuck here. Literally held captive. The staff have been concerned and helpful but they can only work with what they have got. Don't come here in the winter. Frustrated beyond!

The staff and grounds at Tall Chief RV and Camping Resort are spectacular. They are kind, considerate and compassionate. They run a "tight ship" and the grounds, restrooms, and facilities are clean and well maintained. We had a transmission go out on our tow car and Lori was able to find a way for us to stay until the part for the car was ordered and installed. They have exceptional customer service. They also have a gentleman named Bruce Halvorson, membership specialist, from Thousand Trails who helped advise us when the world around us seemed to be going topsy turvy. We were able to learn about wonderful programs that would make RV'ing even more fun with dependable resorts and services. Thank you to ​Lori, Manager of Tall Chief, and Bruce Halvorson. You are both a credit to the jobs that you do! Mark and Malka Ittleman Winnebago Atasca Sunova 33C

We were disappointed in the RV park. A little rain made the whole place very muddy as the sites and roads are just dirt. Sites are pretty small and those sites that have a fire pit are pretty lame. The fire pit is just a circle of rocks. The best thing about this place is the swimming pool and spa facilities. The pool was warm and pretty clean. The price was $54 a night which is too high for the quality of the place. Also we thought the place had septic hookups but that proved not to be the case making it difficult to take showers without moving to dump. The place is large with lots of trees but you have to wander around to find a spot.

I've been staying at Tall Chief for years. but this was my first time as an RV'r. they have lots of options for tent camping, Yurts and even trailers for rent. the water pressure is good, they have a ton of very secluded and shaded back in spots. the only downside, and why I didnt give 5 stars is the lack of individual sewers at sites. they have a central dump station. if your site is anywhere near the dump station you get a constant aroma throughout the day... I will be more mindful of where I reserve in the future. the pool, clubhouse, and facilities are all top notch.

Nice park, but no sewer. Also, the clubhouse being closed for the season was bummer. Otherwise excellent. I expect to return someday.

The campsites were ok but the 30-amp service wasn't enough to run the microwave if I had anything else turned on or even plugged in. We had to drive to ranger station to report outage because nobody would answer the phone. We tried to stay longer so we could visit with family but nobody would answer the phone. Not sure if that was the resort or Encore's fault but we tried for two days.

We are fairly new to RVing, and we have absolutely loved it so far. The good news of Tall Chief: Everything needed for our stay was provided, and they had plenty to do on-site even though we are in the off season. Bathrooms are clean and cared for. The reason for the 3 star review really doesn't have anything to do with staff and facilities..... it has everything to do with people stealing our belongings. Apparently someone decided not to do the responsible thing and buy their own anti sway clasp or hitch clasp, because both were stolen from us. We locked everything else up and thought we would be in the clear considering the camaraderie. Sad. Thankfully a fellow camper had resources and was kind enough to help us find a diy solution. The other thing is it's a long term campsite, so some set up shop there. Doesn't bother us at all but some campsites there seemed a little sketchy. Overall it was enjoyable for us, just lock up your things.

This place is sold as luxury camping, but it doesn't quite make that level. The RV spots are nice and big, and the property is nice(ish). There was trash in the grassy area between our space and the one next to us. The pool was fabulous except that it was swarmed with bees, so my husband, who is allergic, couldn't play with the kids and me while we were there. A sign saying they knew the bees were there was posted but nothing was being done about them. The mini golf equipment is in horrid condition. The website boasts a playground, but there isn't one. My 8-year-old politely suggested that they update their website because one of the deciding factors in coming there was the playground (which is true). The employee suggested she play in the sandbox. Ha!! She and her 10-year-old friend are not really interested in sandbox play right?? Anyway, it's ok, and we had a good time because we have the attitude that we make fun wherever we are, but luxury camping this place certainly is not.

This is an excellent rv Park, the sites are pretty private and cozy, the staff is friendly and kind. This is a water and electricity only campground. The main lodge is big and cozy, the other lodge is cozy as well.

One of the nicest RV parks we have been to. Nicely treed and sites have good spacing. Clubhouse has blazing fast internet and a nice TV. Great cell phone reception for Tmobile. Lots of kids for our son to play with. Staff is AMAZING, very friendly and accommodating. There is no septic at sites BUT they do have a reasonably priced 'pump out' service that will come to your RV once or twice a week to empty the tanks.

Tall Chief RV is an Encore resort and a great find. Although the driveways/roads are all gravel/dirt and sites are not paved the remainder of the resort makes up for this. The pool and common area is top notch with a great pool table and fun space for the kids. They have shuffle board, basketball, mini golf, and pickelball/tennis. We stayed at quite a few RV resorts the last few weeks and this one was by far the most fun. As Jay states the bathrooms are clean but out of date and the other facilities are not 5 star however the community here and the care takers more than make up for it. We were in between houses for a few days and were day to day on the close date of our new place. They were very accommodating and allowed us to adjust and even check-out late the final day. We will definitely be going back and soon.

Tall Chief has really gone downhill over the years. It appears that there are many people actually living in this park and it is more of a mobile home park in some areas than a camping resort. Because of this, there were some areas that we did not feel safe to have our children play or ride their bikes freely. The pool area is very nice and they have always kept that clean and pleasant to play in. There are some trails if you are into hiking around a bit but nothing very strenuous. We have a couple of smaller dogs and there were several people camped at this resort with pitbulls so be sure to keep your dogs on leashes at all times. The best part about Tall Chief is how close it is to the city yet you feel like you are away from it all. Great for a little weekend getaway but would not want to stay here for longer than that.

I drove down 2 hours to tour this camping area months prior to our pending visit. We made reservations months ahead of time and were excited to come down. We had to leave late because we have a farm and hay was delivered last minute. Once down to that area, we decided to grab dinner prior to our arrival. We showed up at 10:30 and buzzed them to let them know we were ready to check in. At that point we were rudely informed that we could not come in because it was quiet hours after 10:00. That we were to camp in the driveway outside the gate and at 8:30a.m. the manager would let us in. Keep in mind we had no water in our holding tanks etc. After being hung up on several times and buzzing again and again, we were told that they had left a message on our machine about it being later (when we got home there was no message, so they lied). How is that supposed to help me when I live 2-3 hours away and haven't been there for at least that long to get the message? After much deliberation about what to do and how to handle this situation, we had no way to back around and my husband had to back a 53 foot truck and trailer down a dark road that was VERY long. All while he was doing this we counted at least 7 trucks/cars coming up and entering the gate code and going into the campground. It was horrible and an awful end to a long and exhausting day. We called the next day to Thousand Trail and canceled the visit and got the corporate number. We wasted all that gas and what little time we ever have to go on vacation. This was our first experience with Thousand Trails. We have stayed all over the U.S. at many different RV parks and facilities. Usually we go to KOA camps and have had awesome service every single time. The overall attitude and lack of service continued when they called two days later to find out if we would be coming for the last part of our reservation? This is after we cancelled the reservation the day prior. The best part was, they had our cell number and could have called to tell us about their unusual policy that we have never seen anywhere else! My feeling was that they won't let you come in after 10p.m. because they are too lazy to go park you or help you get your spot! Why else would they allow all the other traffic to come and go? If you are going to have a policy that is out of the norm, you need to let people know when they make a reservation! This whole experience was horrific!

Loved this place! Decent wifi, great cell signal (Verizon), quiet neighbors, relatively close to civilization (10 min drive to town) and beautiful sites. The staff was super nice and helpful as well. We did have one issue with a mouse that got in our RV during our stay, so take precautionary measures for that! Otherwise, great people, great service, great views!

KOA prices with lack luster facilities. The campground is very much like your traditional "camping in the woods" facility. The sites are very nice and most have lots of shade and space. The showers are old and bordering on disgusting. There is a laundry room but the hours it is open is comical. The pool is where this place shines. It is heated and nice and warm. The area around it is also in very good condition and pleasant. However, again, the showers at the pool are bordering on disgusting. There are also a excessive amount of people who appear to be living here for a very long time. If you have ever had that old nosey neighbor that complains about everything and claims to not be spying but "just noticed," then you had better be prepared to have 50 of them here. Most of them are the full timers living here and half of which stating "they wouldn't say anything but they work here so they need to." Then returning to their motor homes. We consider ourselves polite campers, we do not speed through the campground, allow our dogs to be bark nor be unattended, allow the kids to be really loud etc. But we had, a full timer claiming to be an employee, tell us we were driving faster than the speed limit based on how our truck bounced around. For such a keen eye and calibrated speedometer he apparently does not know what a truck with air suspension looks like when hitting speed bumps (which are closer related to speed mountains) without a load on it. If you are a young family you may want to spend your money somewhere else. You will get a better, more family friendly, facility for the same money somewhere else. Enjoy the outdoors and good luck!

This place is gorgeous. Sites are very large and spacious. The sites have a picnic table and fire pit. It is very quiet and the staff is friendly. I did experience trouble when communicating about a monthly stay and had to finalize it when I arrived. I had been trying for about two weeks prior to confirm and finalize a spot. This and the lack of a sewer hook up make it 4 stars. The pool is large and clean. There are two different buildings to shower with four showers each. The laundry room is nice and it costs $2 to wash and $2 to dry per load. I like this place but really wish they had sewer hookups.

We stayed here for a week. I love this campground. Large sites with trees for privacy. 30 amp service, some 50 amp, water, no sewer but we used a honey bucket service for$60.00. Laundry, showers, restrooms were clean with lots of hot water. Big private areas for tents. In season, pool, sauna, hot tub, billiards, mini golf, basketball. Nice lodge with wifi year round. We had awesome cell phone service through T mobile and used hotspot for internet. The grounds are well maintained and the staff are very friendly and helpful. There were 2 dog parks close by. We will be staying here often as off season campers. The only improvement I would like to see is sewer added.

Really nice place. Lush green forest surrounds each site. Beautiful pool, hot tub and recreation room. Clean and well maintained. The only reason I did not give this 5 stars was because sites do not have sewer and are only 30 amp. Even that was not a problem though because we knew that when booking.

I have updated my initial review. Not having sewer hook-up is a major issue. It seems as though the management is running this place like a summer camp, and you should be grateful it exists. The electrical is 30 AMPS in most of the spaces, fifty in a select few. However, yes, nice spaces, laundry, pool. The deal with the sewer is that there is a guy that comes by twice a week, twenty-five bucks a trip to dump your tanks. So, would I have made reservations knowing this ? No. Wi-Fi is available if you take your laptop to the pool area or the clubhouse. So that's another missing star. There is a lot of room to run, bike and walk around. We are here for two weeks. This place offers six month stay at and more than reasonable rate. I would suggest that management cut the cost to $25.00 a night until they get the sewer, cable and wifi in. Yes, it is a nice place, but they could be doing a lot more.

If you happen to need somewhere to stop off at, then this place will work for you but for a multiple day stay, probably not, at least not for us. The place is not well maintained. The roads have lots of holes and appear to be well worn. No sewer hook ups, Wi-Fi or cable. Sites are ok to get into. We pulled into a spot and believing that the area is ready for all hook ups got our 32 foot trailer in place and set. We then discovered that the water hook up was broken so my husband goes to report this and was told the maintenance people are gone for the weekend and that was it, it was up to us to figure out. Another person comes out in a little car to see what the problem is and she says she can't fix it. Everyone that we talked says there was no knowledge of a report on this. Now someone has placed tape all over it and rust is in place big time. Hmmm...doubtful that this is true. We were supposed to stay for two nights and did not. As we were leaving, my husband used the intercom to let someone know. The person, the owner I believe was apologetic about the water issue. This place looks to house rv's for extended days, it's evident with the rv's that we saw that were in place that had gathered rust and lots of leaves and brush. A little tlc would go a long ways in making this a more attractive place. We won't be back.

Will never ever stay here again. No sewer hookups - which is fine. The adult swim time is from 8-9pm but that applies to the whole facility, so after my kids get out of the pool at 8, they can't go into the bathroom/shower area to take a shower for the night. Very annoying, super inconvenient. And then bathrooms don't open again until 9am - even though you will get woken up by lawn mowers and leaf blowers right outside your camper. Bathrooms are dirty, even when entering first thing at 9am when they open. Just not worth it. There are other places nearby. Check those out before committing to this camp grounds.

We stayed two nights this weekend at the RV Park. We stayed at Site #110 which was very large, flat and shady. Easy to back in and very quiet. The only negative would be that the fire pit is just a circle of rocks so didn't seem to be very safe. The bathrooms and showers were very clean with lots of hot water. The pool and hot tub didn't open until Memorial Day so we couldn't evaluate them. We would definitely go back.

We enjoyed our stay at Tall Chief RV Resort! This particular RV Park is part of the Thousand trails RV Parks. This is a huge campsite with a lot of different sites that can accommodate a lot of different setups. They have a very nice pool and club house, huge play ground, putt putt, and a ton of open area for kids to play. The owners were incredibly nice and allowed us to stay longer than checkout time with no additional cost. That goes a long way in my book. This was a very clean park and it appeared that they were putting some money into cleaning and further developing some sites. Some the sites were overgrown and looked like it had been awhile since they were used. The site we chose wasn't the best as it was a tad swampy but there were plenty of other good ones available so I put that more on me in choosing a bad site in the dark. The bathrooms were clean and the people that were staying there were nice and friendly as well. I think once they have put a little more money into further developing all the sites, this is a 5 star place to stay!

This place isn't well maintained. The facilities are clean but showing their age. The entire pool and building closes after labor day. Lots of sites are well lived in, with lots of dogs, constant traffic. Sites are large and easy to get in to. Probably okay for a quick stop off before getting into the city but, not for a resort experience. It's way-way overpriced for the condition and virtually no resort services after labor day.

Tall Chief is a great alternative for us to use instead of spending $200 per night for 4 nights stay in hotels in Redmond during my daughters Crossfire Challenge soccer tourney each year. An RV spot is between &50-$60 per night and has water and electricity but no sewer although there is an on site dump station. Has decent showers and bathroom and a few washers and dryers for a small fee. A very large campground there are almost 200 sites when including all types of sites including RV,Yurt,Cabin sites. Cabins are small but nice. Almost all RV sites have trees around and between to help with privacy. Has a large pool and a hot tub. The pool is wayyy too warm but the kids had fun in it. Mini Golf is ok for a time or two. Being in Fall city there is lots of outdoor stuff to do around. Tubing the Snoqualmie river, visiting Snoqualmie Falls, Biking and plenty of other stuff. The place will be locked if you try to get in after 10pm its clearly stated when you reserve so get there early. There are not people actually living there year round as others have stated in their reviews. There were some people who stay for a few months when visiting relatives. If youre worried about the fact that the roads are made of dirt then you probably dont belong in a campground but at a hotel with a nail and hair salon and a vending machine with feminine products. I would highly recommend this place if youre looking to stay near the Seattle metro area but with a middle of no where camping feel and a much lower price than hotels.

I made this reservation based on their website for spring break. When we arrived the gate was unattended and we had to use an intercom and then wait for about 15 minutes for anyone to come help us. The campground was only about half full so we drove around to find a spot. The sites are nicely spaced but not all of them had picnic tables. Some had metal fire rings and others had rock rings. Their website showed that there were plenty of thing to do for the kids. There were no activities. The game room was closed and locked. The pool drained. Tennis court net was half way down. The mini golf closed but looked beat-up and unplayable. Only one of the three shower stalls in the men's room worked but there was NOT any hot water. The WiFi only works at the club house. We ended up leaving a day early. We could have stayed elsewhere for less money and had more amenities. I have contacted Encore and their only response was that they would update the website.

We got here in the AM and there was nobody too help us so we had to use a call box to call someone to help. She finally arrived and seemed irritated. We signed all the paper work we were supposed to. We advised her that my brother in law was coming as he was at work. So we would have a an extra car and she told us no problem. Later on that day my husband and brother in law went to get wood at the Ranger Station the woman there was in training and was extremely rude to both my husband and brother in law. Then one of the staff members on a golf cart showed up later on and told us that we needed to move one of our cars and go park it at the pool about a quarter mile away, when we were already told in the morning that it was ok to have the extra car since my brother in law leaves at 2:30 am to go to work the next day. We asked the gentleman if we could pay to have the car stay and he rudely said NO! It's parks policy. You don't see any employees smiling here or waving at you when you walk by or then they are driving 15 miles per hour down the 5 mph road. For 61.00 a night I'll go 30 miles down the road and get a happy welcome and real Rangers that wave and talk to you in a kindly manner. And before the car incident we really thought about getting a membership..... not anymore and then there mini golf course that's a joke.