RV Resort Four Seasons

We stayed here June 10-24, 2023 in site #59. We did not have a pull through site. It was paved (note that jack pads are required). We disconnected our tow vehicle, but didn't have enough room to park it in our site, so just parked it up at the office parking lot which was conveniently close. The interior roads were easy to navigate and wide enough. We were very close to our neighbors on all sides, but the park was only full on the weekends. During the week it felt very spacious, so not a big deal to be so close to people because the sites around us were empty half the time. The site we were in shared with another rig (nose to tail). Hook-ups were in good working order and easy to use. We did have some shade from a big tree at our site which was very nice. We had a picnic table. Bathrooms and showers were clean as well as the laundry which had what seemed to be brand new machines. It was quiet and the staff was very personable and helpful. Very clean resort with non-stop working grounds crew to keep the landscaping nice and trimmed. There were a few very minor cons - 1. The showers don't have locking stalls. They are private and plenty big, well lit and have hooks to hang things, however, just a curtain pulls across the entry way to the shower bay, so it doesn't feel as secure as having a door you can close and lock. 2. The driveway angle/slope could be an issue for some rigs if you have a longer hitch, or low-hanging jacks. We noticed a lot of scrape marks from rigs bottoming out. One of our levelling jacks hit on our way out (no damage), but pulling in the resort wasn't a problem. 3. The trash dumpster is closed/locked at 5:00pm. Despite the cons this park is a nice, quiet, convenient, and clean place to stay with friendly staff.

We had a truck breakdown on Hwy 12 coming into Walla Walla on a Sunday afternoon while pulling our GD Solitude. Teresa at the park was so very helpful. Not only did she get us a spot and make sure it was something that a large tow truck could maneuver us into, but she even went around the park when AAA had trouble finding someone to tow the 5th wheel and asked if anyone would be willing to help. She was so very kind and when we finally got a tow truck out there, she reassured us that the site was waiting and that we could extend our visit as needed for the truck repairs. Very handy that it was right across the street (almost) from the Chevy dealer where our truck ended up also. On top of all that, it is a very clean, neat park that is obviously well cared for and maintained. Customer service goes a long way with us and we will definitely be back when passing through this area (hopefully not under the same circumstances). Thank you Four Seasons!

Very friendly staff here at RV Resort Four Seasons... but it's no Four Seasons hotel! :D. But I will say, the camp grounds are very well maintained. Every site has grass and they don't want matts put down to ensure that it stays lush and green. Plus they want pads put down as well for jack stands, which makes total sense, even on the asphalt.
Check-in was easy, although they do take a lunch break it appears... we arrived right at the tail end of it so we didn't have to wait too long to get checked in. We were upgraded to a pull through site, which was way better than the back-in site we originally had. Further, we were delayed a day on our arrival and they were very understanding and supportive... no issues whatsoever!
The pull-through site we were stationed was very long... easily 60ft. We are kinda stacked close to neighbors but it wasn't a problem and everyone around us was super nice.
Something to be aware of, the facility is pet friendly, but only if you have certain breeds of dog. We discovered (fortunately) that they do not allow German Shepherd Dogs as well as other breeds. I get it... it's unfortunate, but I get it. I just want people to be aware that if you're coming here with pets, check with them to be sure that your breed of dog is welcome.
Overall, this is a great location and RV Park and we'd certainly stay here again when we come back to Walla Walla.

This is a standard RV park made for retired people with some full timers. No bathrooms or showers due to COVID and the water has been turned off for winter. Staff was nice and the grounds are very well maintained. I felt it was overpriced given the lack of water and amenities, and the sites are very close to one another, even for an RV park. What bothered me most, though, were several rules and policies against families: 1) you’re charged extra per person, they even charged us for our 9 month old baby and 2) There are several rules against playing of any kind anywhere in the park, including writing in chalk on your own site even if you wash it away. We definitely got the feeling this was an old timers club so we went elsewhere.

We stayed here for a week during May 2020 and very much enjoyed our visit to the this resort. It was during the pandemic so the bathrooms and lobby were closed, but the very nice laundry room was open. Sites were semi-close to each other, but we have seen worse. Each site has either a picnic table or a convertible bench/table.

We very much enjoyed watching the local male turkey's "courting" a couple of pea hens in all their regalia.

We were a little disappointed with this place given the price. I've stayed at "resort" rv parks at a comparable price that had a pool, more spacious sites, etc. That said, this place was well maintained, and the showers and bathrooms were nice (and free). Wifi was very spotty, so don't count on it. Verizon 4G on your own data plan will be better. Cable TV was fine. Check in was easy.

The sites are really pretty tightly packed in, and in the center loop, they are back to back. With some long-term residents, you are eating next to someone's sewer hookup, which I don't enjoy. The shrubs between sites don't really provide a lot of privacy or mask that view. I'm sure some sites in the outer loop are better, but they cost more because they are 50 amp. If I stayed again, I would make sure I was on the outer loop even though I don't need the additional amperage. We were in the inner loop and on what was probably an afterthought for a campsite--a rounded grassy area at the end of the row, no concrete or gravel, and very little room for a table.

Wild Turkeys wander through the RV park which is kind of fun. If you have kids, they might like the menagerie of fake animals (bulls, a cougar, a bear, etc.) The real plus on this place for us was the off-leash dog park down the road a quarter mile. It is worth the walk and much larger than the "pet exercise area" which is actually quite small. The dog park has a large and small side, so you can bring your german shepherd or chihuahua and find separate spaces if needed.

We enjoyed camping at the Four Seasons in Walla Walla, Washington. The grounds are nicely maintained and look great. The majority of the sites are back-in and we had plenty of room for our 25 ft Airstream Flying Cloud. Each site had a picnic table, regular hook-ups, and cable TV. The internet provided by the campground was spotty and we had a difficult time connecting when the camp ground was full. However, our Verizon hot spots worked very well for routine internet access.

We have 2 dogs and took them around for walks around the campground in the morning and evening. There is a great dog park located less than 0.5 miles away which had plenty of room for both large and small dogs.