Pine Near RV Park

This is a nice quiet and well maintained camp. I would camp here again. But I was turned off my the fact that there was no park map so we had a tough time finding the trash. Also there was never anyone in the office in the mornings and there was no information about restaurants or things to do. Another camper told us it was 50 cents per minute to use their shower! Towels were provided however. The grass is so green and their were deer in the park every night.

Check in was easy. Super friendly. Helped park our rv. Great recommendations for where to eat…3 finger Jacks. Great Santa fe salad
Park super clean and quiet

They only thing we didn’t like was the neighbors sewer hose was under our table and right by our door. Close quarters so no privacy but that being said we spent our time in winthrop anyway

We came here without reservations, because of an event downtown, the park was fully booked. Manager was offer us an reserve spot , it was a parking spot with power , water and a picnic table. That was all we need.
Restrooms and showers nice warm and clean, they offer you also free towel use.
Downtown Winthrop is only a ten minute walk and a lovely town from the old Wild West .
Thank you David!

Came here without reservations and the park was full because of an event downtown Winthrop.
Manager was very friendly and offer me a reserve spot. Perfect for our campervan with power, water and a picnic table.
Showers and restroom very clean and you van use their towels for free.
Downtown is a ten minute walk an absolute a must do. Very old western . We liked it.

Stayed @ Pine Near for ten day, five of them by myself, while my husband & his hiking buddy finished their 2,650 mile hike on the Pacific Crest Trail. Campsite was near the office, so I felt safe being alone while they were gone. It was an easy half mile walk into town for shopping & meals. Anna (owner), Steve (her dad), ad all the staff were very friendly and helpful. Plus, very well maintained & clean campground & facilities. This old GA gal definitely plans on a repeat visit in a few years.

Want to spend time visiting the western themed town of Winthrop, Washington? Well this is the park to stay at. It’s great location make it but a short stroll to downtown Winthrop for shopping and dining. And located right across the street from the historical Shafer Museum. The Methow Valley is also a very cool part of the state to explore. Every day we were here we found something new. i.e. hiking trails, campgrounds, scenic viewpoints and eateries.

Sites are very close to each other. We were but a mere 12-15’’ away from our neighbors on each side of us. You park on a well kept carpet of grass, with full hook-ups and good wi-fi. Restrooms and showers are kept very clean even with heavy use. Laundry is available on site. Very tidy park, many shade trees, and very busy. The park site was full almost every nigh we were there. The park is pretty quiet at night though. This is a very popular rv park due to location, so busy is to be expected. Friendly and knowledgeable management are always available to assist.

Forest service campgrounds in the area would be our choice to stay at when we return to this area.

This park has a fantastic location. You can walk to town in five minutes or less. Spacing between RVs is close, so we splurged $5 extra on a more spacious site, which ended up being next to a crowd of tent campers (on the weekend) and actually more spacious (on the weekdays). Still: clean, quiet, nice grass, nice shade from trees at many sites. Park staff has been really friendly and helpful. The park's wifi connection is a little sluggish.