Tall Chief RV & Camping Resort
RV Park
Write a Review 29290 S.E. 8th Street Fall City, WA 98024 425-222-0778 877-570-2267 Official WebsiteGPS: 47.5986, -121.942
Overview of Tall Chief RV & Camping Resort
Last Price Paid: $0
Reported by HallBears on 5/3/2024
Longest RV Reported: 42 feet (Fifth Wheel)
Reported by HallBears on 5/3/2024
Weekly Rate Yes
Monthly Rate Yes
Number of Sites 113
Pad Type dirt
Reservations yes
Elevation 360 ft / 109 m
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Tall Chief RV & Camping Resort 18 people have reviewed this location.
“Low Voltage Electric, Otherwise Nice.”
Reviewed 7/8/2024
Days stayed: | 5 |
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Site Number: | 46 |
Sites are nice and wooded, offering privacy in most areas. Tough to find sites where starlink will work well but Verizon/t-mobile are both > 100mbps. Have driven to several sites and all of them have low and fluctuating voltage from 30amp. This is causing issues with higher draw items and as a result we are unable to run our A/C.. it’s... more
Sites are nice and wooded, offering privacy in most areas. Tough to find sites where starlink will work well but Verizon/t-mobile are both > 100mbps. Have driven to several sites and all of them have low and fluctuating voltage from 30amp. This is causing issues with higher draw items and as a result we are unable to run our A/C.. it’s supposed to be 96 tomorrow.
Hot tub and amenities are nice but overpriced unless you are a Thousand Trails member(lowest cost membership has been incredible for us in this part of the country)
camper-856965 would stay here again
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“Nice Campground with easy access to Seattle”
Reviewed 5/3/2024
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 14 |
Site Number: | 73 |
RV Length: | 42' (Fifth Wheel) |
This was our first time at Tall Chief and overall loved it! It is very close to all the Seattle area and it’s beautiful landscapes. We stayed in site 73 (ADA) site, it was fully paved which meant Richard (our son) was able to play outside more and work with his walker. Pros • Great Staff with at shout-out to Ed and James • Close t... more
This was our first time at Tall Chief and overall loved it! It is very close to all the Seattle area and it’s beautiful landscapes. We stayed in site 73 (ADA) site, it was fully paved which meant Richard (our son) was able to play outside more and work with his walker.
Pros
• Great Staff with at shout-out to Ed and James
• Close to about every shop you can imagine
• Well maintained roads and sites
• Lots of big rig friendly sites
• Well kept up grounds.
• Nice pool (open seasonally) and newer playground
• Lots of grass fields to let the kids play in
• Great wildlife and nature learning opportunities
• Quiet at night
Cons
• Limited total number of sites
• Trails Collection so shorter stay limit
• In a high cost of living area so cost of goods, services and fuel is higher
• No Sewer hookups in the entire park
Local recommendations
• Lots to do in Issaquah
• Near Snoqualmie Falls
• Short drive to Seattle and Snoqualmie Pass (hiking, skiing and all things mountains have), Tiger
Mountain, Snoqualmie River (kayaking and rafting) and Remlinger Farm
• Food recommendations
o Scott’s Drive-in, North Bend, Wa
o El Caporal Mexican Restaurant, North Bend, Wa
o Raging River Café, Fall City, Wa
o The Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn, Fall City, Wa
HallBears would stay here again
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“Great Staff, Great Location ”
Reviewed 10/2/2023
Days stayed: | 4 |
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Site Number: | 99 |
RV Length: | 37' (Class A) |
The roads and majority of the sites within the campground are gravel. Most sites are 30 amp, but they do have some 50 amp sites. Once arriving with reservations, sites are FCFS. I think all the sites were back in. The staff member, Danielle, I interacted with was one of the nicest campground employees I’ve ever met. Campground has a... more
The roads and majority of the sites within the campground are gravel. Most sites are 30 amp, but they do have some 50 amp sites.
Once arriving with reservations, sites are FCFS. I think all the sites were back in. The staff member, Danielle, I interacted with was one of the nicest campground employees I’ve ever met. Campground has a gate at the entrance. Park changes the gate code once a week.
Campground has restrooms, showers, laundry room, dog walking areas, a clubhouse, mini golf, a pool, sauna and a dump station with 2 dumps. The restrooms and showers that were near the laundry room seemed updated and were clean. The laundry room had 4 washers and 6 dryers (one was out of service). It was about $2.50 per load. You could use your phone or credit card to pay. Both times I used it, it was clean. It did open at 9:00 am, and closed sometime in the evening.
Most of the sites were in the trees. Some had trees on the sides and back, while others had a tree canopy over the top of the site too. Definitely a variety of site lengths and low hanging branches. Only a handful of sites seemed to be in the sun, if the sun was out. Site 99 was the closest site to the entrance station, but noise didn’t bother us one bit. Did need to use blocks to level the RV. Site was pretty secluded. There was a picnic table and fire ring.
Verizon signal was adequate enough to text, search the internet, and stream videos.
Dawn would stay here again
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Reviewed 2/16/2023
Nightly rate: | $35 |
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Days stayed: | 120 |
Travel nurse staying for a few months & this was the closest park with availability near Seattle hospitals Great sites, it’s a find your own spot situation & if you’re lucky you can get a relatively secluded one. Park was pretty quiet during day & night. Staff was great & super helpful, always very friendly No sewer hookups but the... more
Travel nurse staying for a few months & this was the closest park with availability near Seattle hospitals
Great sites, it’s a find your own spot situation & if you’re lucky you can get a relatively secluded one. Park was pretty quiet during day & night.
Staff was great & super helpful, always very friendly
No sewer hookups but they do offer a honeypot service at $60/empty
Facilities & common areas were well kept & clean
Nice little dog park area
Laundry was a bit small with limited times so usually took mine up the road to the issaquah laundromat or Tolt laundry Co in carnation
Location: great in my opinion, 15 min drive to a lot of shops/groceries/whatever you need, great location for hikers as you don’t have to deal with all the Seattle traffic & a lot of great hikes are within an hour to two hour drive
However, getting to/working in downtown Seattle was a huge beast, about a 40 min commute, sometimes an hour with heavy traffic- this made it a little less fun to explore the city
All in all wonderful stay, price was expensive but worth it & compared to a lot of major cities now-a-days during their peak season, relatively comparable. -did do the monthly rates
byrnesmk would stay here again
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“Outstanding Campground”
Reviewed 11/1/2022
Nightly rate: | $50 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
RV Length: | 34' (Travel Trailer) |
Each site was nicely secluded without being inaccessible. The sites were gravel and flat with power and water.
The showers were brand new, hot and free!
No wifi in the sites, only in the lodge.
Stuart A would stay here again
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“Just okay- depends on what you’re looking for”
Reviewed 9/18/2021
Nightly rate: | $80 |
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Days stayed: | 21 |
Site Number: | 13 |
RV Length: | 34' (Travel Trailer) |
Agree with some of the previous reviews. Very expensive for no sewage hookups. Also the laundry room isn’t 24hrs and closes at 7pm, which is extremely inconvenient. First come first serve sites are also inconvenient, just tell me where to park! Lastly, I don’t mind requiring proof of registration and insurance but I thoroughly read all... more
Agree with some of the previous reviews. Very expensive for no sewage hookups. Also the laundry room isn’t 24hrs and closes at 7pm, which is extremely inconvenient. First come first serve sites are also inconvenient, just tell me where to park! Lastly, I don’t mind requiring proof of registration and insurance but I thoroughly read all my check in emails and saw no mention of this until I was informed by the guard at check in. I’ve been full time for a year and this is the first place that required it.
Oh, and staff are not friendly.
There are some pluses- this is a very shady park with mature, beautiful trees. Sites are lined with wild blackberries which made for a delicious cobbler. Park is mostly quiet and made for a good midpoint for us to visit all three Washington national parks. I wouldn’t steer people away from this place, I’m just not 100% satisfied.
Stefanie would stay here again
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“Way overpriced. Way.”
Reviewed 9/12/2021
Nightly rate: | $80 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 115 |
We are on a 3 month trip, and this is the first time I’ve been disappointed with a campground. First - the good. It’s fairly quiet. It’s pretty far off the interstate and on a small road outside of town, so it feels peaceful. A good portion of the spaces feel fairly private due to mature trees, etc. Now the bad. It’s first come, first ... more
We are on a 3 month trip, and this is the first time I’ve been disappointed with a campground. First - the good. It’s fairly quiet. It’s pretty far off the interstate and on a small road outside of town, so it feels peaceful. A good portion of the spaces feel fairly private due to mature trees, etc. Now the bad. It’s first come, first serve, so we did a LOT of driving around to get to a decent, available spot. Not sure if this is common in campgrounds around here but it isn’t something I’ve experienced before. When we checked in, we were required to show proof of insurance on our camper. We may have missed that in the fine print, but it was a hassle to dig that out of the glove box and show it to the check in person. Especially when they’re supposedly doing everything to be COVID safe (which I’m fully on board with!). But why not have this be something to upload prior to checking in? In the end, I didn’t have the policy expiration date available. Just the policy number. The guy said I could call to let them know it later. I did not ever do this. Also, no sewer hookups for $80? This seems high! There’s cigarette butts in the fire ring, and on the site. Gravel/dirt was spread on the picnic table, so we ate inside. Clearly no one is checking these sites when people leave. Also, we were supposed to report what space we chose when we got to it. We were literally chocking our rig when the guy drove by in a golf cart and called out our last name and the site number, and said we didn’t need to call. I didn’t feel like he was offering to do it in a helpful way. More like “It’s been far too long since they checked in. I MUST investigate”. I don’t know. I felt like he was being a little passive aggressive. For $80, I’m not loving it. Again, we didn’t have a huge choice where to stay in this area due to a change in itinerary, so I’m grateful they had a space for us. I just think it’s wayyyy overpriced.
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“No sewer connections and bad cell reception”
Reviewed 8/12/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | 20 |
Easy check-in and the ranger even let us know which sites were available. Pretty cool! We ended up in spacious and level back-in site #20. There was lots of shade so that was great. The lack of a sewer connection was a massive bummer though. We've stayed in over 100 campgrounds in 2 years of full-time RVing, and Tall Chief is the ... more
Easy check-in and the ranger even let us know which sites were available. Pretty cool! We ended up in spacious and level back-in site #20. There was lots of shade so that was great. The lack of a sewer connection was a massive bummer though. We've stayed in over 100 campgrounds in 2 years of full-time RVing, and Tall Chief is the only one where all of the sites have no sewer connections. An outside contractor handles honeywagon service. They only come by once a week and it's $60.00 to sign up. Yikes! We used the campground restrooms & showers as much as possible to avoid filling up our tanks. Site also had poor electrical box wiring in that the 30 amp and 120 volt plugs are on the same circuit. This meant that our breaker kept tripping every time we tried to run 2 air conditioners in 90+ degree heat. Bad job folks! And they need to do some tree trimming! Lots of overhanging branches makes it hard to get into the site. Campground is close to Issaquah and Redmond so there are lots of nearby grocery and shopping options. My AT&T phone had 2 bars of very slow service and my wife's Verizon phone had 1 bar. Our cell phone hotspots were also slow. The free lodge wifi was fantastic. No optional wifi at site available for purchase.
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“A great PNW camping experience!”
Reviewed 7/29/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 11 |
Site Number: | 175 |
RV Length: | 30' (Travel Trailer) |
Checkin was easy. The park is gated and a gate code is provided upon arrival. The rangers are really helpful and easy to find. The sites are a bit older, but well-maintained. Sites are first-come, first-served. No sewer available, but there are 2 dump stations on site. Our timing for our stay coincided with 10 straight days of rain. Mu... more
Checkin was easy. The park is gated and a gate code is provided upon arrival. The rangers are really helpful and easy to find. The sites are a bit older, but well-maintained. Sites are first-come, first-served. No sewer available, but there are 2 dump stations on site. Our timing for our stay coincided with 10 straight days of rain. Much of it heavy. It caused some small power issues during storms with really strong winds. The issues were temporary and resolved fairly quickly.
Friendliness: Very nice to deal with the rangers.
Sites: Gravel and grass. Lots of space between sites. Wooded with tall trees. Site #175 is one of the 50 AMP sites and we were really happy with it. Lots of privacy.
Location: About 20 minutes from town for groceries, food, and gas. Redmond is about 30 minutes away for shopping and great restaurants.
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“Beautiful campground”
Reviewed 2/10/2021
Nightly rate: | FREE! |
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Days stayed: | 14 |
RV Length: | 22' (Travel Trailer) |
We enjoyed our two week stay here in September 2020. Sites are very shady, but spacious. Amenities were shut down due to COVID. Staff very friendly and the location is just remote enough. As with most TT campgrounds there were sites unavailable due to electrical issues.
Serenity would stay here again
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“Can I please talk to a live person?”
Reviewed 6/20/2018
Days stayed: | 0 |
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Site Number: | 0 |
A cluster of a reservation system by phone. Push this button, push that button. Please hold for 20 min. Poops they hung up. Try again and Same round and round. I just got to annoyed to try a 3rd time so I moved onto making reservations at the next rv park. Anwser the damn phone people or at least learn your phone system buttons.
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“Worst Customer Service EVER”
Reviewed 8/15/2016
Nightly rate: | $60 |
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Days stayed: | 0 |
I drove down 2 hours to tour this camping area months prior to our pending visit. We made reservations months ahead of time and were excited to come down. We had to leave late because we have a farm and hay was delivered last minute. Once down to that area, we decided to grab dinner prior to our arrival. We showed up at 10:30 an... more
I drove down 2 hours to tour this camping area months prior to our pending visit. We made reservations months ahead of time and were excited to come down.
We had to leave late because we have a farm and hay was delivered last minute. Once down to that area, we decided to grab dinner prior to our arrival. We showed up at 10:30 and buzzed them to let them know we were ready to check in. At that point we were rudely informed that we could not come in because it was quiet hours after 10:00. That we were to camp in the driveway outside the gate and at 8:30a.m. the manager would let us in. Keep in mind we had no water in our holding tanks etc. After being hung up on several times and buzzing again and again, we were told that they had left a message on our machine about it being later (when we got home there was no message, so they lied). How is that supposed to help me when I live 2-3 hours away and haven't been there for at least that long to get the message?
After much deliberation about what to do and how to handle this situation, we had no way to back around and my husband had to back a 53 foot truck and trailer down a dark road that was VERY long. All while he was doing this we counted at least 7 trucks/cars coming up and entering the gate code and going into the campground. It was horrible and an awful end to a long and exhausting day.
We called the next day to Thousand Trail and canceled the visit and got the corporate number. We wasted all that gas and what little time we ever have to go on vacation. This was our first experience with Thousand Trails. We have stayed all over the U.S. at many different RV parks and facilities. Usually we go to KOA camps and have had awesome service every single time.
The overall attitude and lack of service continued when they called two days later to find out if we would be coming for the last part of our reservation? This is after we cancelled the reservation the day prior. The best part was, they had our cell number and could have called to tell us about their unusual policy that we have never seen anywhere else!
My feeling was that they won't let you come in after 10p.m. because they are too lazy to go park you or help you get your spot! Why else would they allow all the other traffic to come and go? If you are going to have a policy that is out of the norm, you need to let people know when they make a reservation! This whole experience was horrific!
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noted 7/9/2021
When you turn off Highway 202 you will wonder if you made a wrong turn. You will see a formidable 20% grade immediately in front of you, once you get over that hump it is better. You will go on SE 8th St about 1 mile from the highway. Keep going straight and you will end up right at the check-in gate.
noted 7/9/2021
Sites are available on a first-come first-served basis. If you want a 50-amp site, good luck! Check the website for check-in window times, they vary by time of the year. If you arrive after check-in you will need to boondock outside the gate overnight.
noted 3/22/2020
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- basketball court
- Game room
- horseshoes
- hot tub
- mini golf
- rec hall
- recreation trail
- swimming pool: indoor
Site Amenities
- big rig
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- hot tub
- laundry
- propane
- restrooms: flush
- security
- showers
- swimming pool: indoor
- trash
Discount Clubs
- Coast to Coast
- Thousand Trails
Pets
- pets
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