The RV park we found in Chehalis was at a golf course.  It was small with about 25 spaces, and was literally right next to the course.  The area where we were had a high net right behind the trailers in case of golf balls, and players often came right behind the trailer when they would hit into the rough on the hole there.

Jeff really enjoyed staying there as he could walk the dog along the course and lots of people would come up to pet Laddy and talk.  I enjoyed it as the road was very quiet – golf course on one side, small airport on the other and the road dead-ended about a 1/2 mile down.  So, I could walk along the road and rarely have cars pass!

The weekend that we were there they held a golf tournament, so the golf course was pretty busy, but it was fun to watch the activity.  We were planning to stay just one week but Jeff broke a tooth and we stayed a couple of extra days so he could get in to see a local dentist.  It didn’t hurt, he said, but we didn’t want to chance it breaking more or getting infected in the root.

Here’s the link to the RV park (golf resort): http://www.playriversidegolfrv.com/

While in Cody, WY, we stayed at the Absaroka Bay RV Park.  Great place!  Here’s the review I wrote for it on Yelp: http://www.yelp.com/biz/absaroka-bay-rv-cody#hrid:rB1Rj_Vm_c8eQZYzDslhvQ

We’re here in West Yellowstone for a full month, and when we made reservations the first place we called only had availability the 1st through the 12th of June.  So we found another RV park in town that had availability the 12th through the 30th.

The first RV Park was Hideaway RV Park, right in town.  It was very small but clean and nice.  The spaces were adequate.  We were very comfortable there.

We moved on the 12th to Buffalo Crossing RV Park, also right in town.  It’s a fairly new RV park but we didn’t like it.  They have a rule that Laddy could not be left in the trailer alone, EVER.  Also, the whole park is deep gravel which is uncomfortable to walk in and gets tracked into the trailer by Laddy and Jeff’s boots.  And, they only have 3 channels (no cable) and they aren’t channels we watch, and with no Redbox in town we had very little choice for TV/movies during our downtime.  So, after 2 days we moved to Lionshead RV Park which is a few miles out of town but really nice, pretty scenery and setting and very nice managers.

Here are our reviews of these RV parks:

Hideaway RV Park, Buffalo Crossing RV Park, Lionshead RV Resort