Sites are narrow, so camping can get a little tight on busy days, but some sites are long, so you still have plenty of space.
We enjoyed our time and are so happy to have stayed, but try come on quieter days to feel the full potential of this little gem!!
An oasis perched on a lake frontage. We loved the view!! Site 18 was close to amenities and water front. The swim area was a little walk away, but so great to have a roped area to swim (especially for my kids) as there were many boats.
The campground is beautiful! There is so much to do if you want or just relax. Bonnie the caretaker was so friendly and helpful. Made us feel so comfortable. I would not have traded my weekend for the world.
Only downside was the restroom became extremely hot by days end (but the days were above 90), so I'm sure not a problem on cooler days.
Our experience here was brief and poor. We called ahead of Labor Day weekend to reserve a spot and spoke to a gentleman over the phone. He told us there were plenty open spots with full RV hook up but it was on a first come, first served basis and they didnt take reservations. We showed up Saturday morning before 11am, picked a spot, parked the trailer and were about to go to the front office to pay when the camp host met us at the spot. She was immediately frustrated, impatient and confrontational. She told us the spot was reserved and we should've come to the office first. The office is up a steep gravel hill with no turn around so unless you park your trailer at the bottom and walk up, you're not getting up there. We told her about our convo with the guy over the phone and she cut us off to say, "YES, they are first come, first served but AFTER you make a reservation!" She then tried to find a spot for us which entailed telling another party to move their car so we could back in smashed between two big parties. It was a tiny spot with no shade and faced the parking lot. No thanks lady. We went to Sunrise RV Resort instead. They're right across the street from Blue Heron Park and have sewer hook up at each spot which Cascade doesn't have. The Cascade campground itself is beautiful and right on the lake, but good luck getting a decent spot or getting any clarity from the people who work there. I suggest skipping Cascade and going to one of the many other RV parks in the area instead.
We've been camping at Cascade Campground in Moses Lake for 25+ years, we LOVE it! Boats and jet skis can dock really close to the camp sites, water is always warm, and Bonnie is the best camp host ever! Safety is a priority for her and we really appreciate it.
The care taker was really helpful when we stayed there over the weekend. We had some people that was loud past the ten o'clock time and she took care of it. We have been there three times now and have always had a great experience. The scenery is beautiful and have fun fishing and swimming. My girls love exploring and meeting new people. They are dog friendly and have great camp sites. The bathrooms are kept clean and they even have showers.
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