Barbara Cox2 months agoFrom
It's relatively quiet, the spaces are small but adequate. Definitely needs more gravel the dust stirred up several times a day from vehicles coming/going makes sitting, eating, playing games outside very gritty. I wouldn't stay again unless the gravel situation was resolved
Ken Vuori2 months agoFrom
Pullman RV park is a nice small park with full hookups and a tent area. You are a 2 minute walk from Paradise brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. No food as you are literally at their brewing facility but you can call their restaurant and they deliver. There are a couple of baseball fields next door and a 1/2 miles paved walking path. The park was nice and quiet with little to no traffic noise but they could use some fresh gravel to eliminate some dust. Great for a weekend getaway especially if you have activities in the area.
Jonathan Lightner2 months agoFrom
It is what it is, no more and maybe a little less. As about the only transient RV parking option in Pullman, it's better than driving 20 minutes to the next option. The best spots are by the little creek as they have good shade. Hookups are full, adequate, and functional but if you are used to not hooking up, and using the campground facilities that won't work. There was only a porta-potty during my visit. Internet service was poor. The saving grace is the Trailside Tap Room, literally a stones throw away... they have good internet. If you are staying in Pullman it's either because you are lost, or because you have something to do with the University. If it's the latter, campus is a short (though hilly) walk from the campground and you don't even have to go cross country. City staff were friendly and helpful, but not around much. I would stay again, but not if another nice modern RV campground opens in the decade between my visits...
