Trailer Inns RV Park
RV Park
Write a Review 15531 SE 37th Bellevue, WA 98006 425-747-9181 Reservations: 800-659-4684 Official WebsiteGPS: 47.5768, -122.1329
Overview of Trailer Inns RV Park
Last Price Paid: $51
Reported by B_Thompson on 8/19/2024
Longest RV Reported: 42 feet (Fifth Wheel)
Reported by ChangeOfPace on 9/25/2019
Weekly Rate Yes
Monthly Rate Yes
Number of Sites 90
Pad Type asphalt
Reservations yes
Elevation 328 ft / 99 m
Max Length 63 ft
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Reviews of Trailer Inns RV Park 13 people have reviewed this location.
“HARD NOPE!”
Reviewed 8/25/2024
Days stayed: | 2 |
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Site Number: | 50 |
Look at the photos before deciding. Lots of reviews that start out with “okay for 1 night etc” that’s why I booked. Should have spent a little more time reading reviews. You are packed in so tight that we could not open the trailer door to get out. (I wondered why I had to sign a waiver that I wouldn’t damaged others property). It all... more
Look at the photos before deciding. Lots of reviews that start out with “okay for 1 night etc” that’s why I booked. Should have spent a little more time reading reviews. You are packed in so tight that we could not open the trailer door to get out. (I wondered why I had to sign a waiver that I wouldn’t damaged others property). It all made sense afterwards. We could not even open our step fully. My husband squeezed into the tow vehicle (our Toyota Sequoia which is much smaller than our Ram so think wisely of pulling w a truck) and then I could climb in after he pulled forward. The sewage dump made the parking even more tricky. It is under the rig. The guy comes out to watch and give you instructions. Probably to watch and make sure you don’t damage someone else’s property. You also cannot get your $$ back. Anyway, I won’t even get into the rest because it sounds like sour grapes but we have been on the road for 3.5 mos and Cabellas or Cracker Barrel would have been a better stop.
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“Good Place For A Night Or Two ”
Reviewed 8/19/2024
Nightly rate: | $51 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
RV Length: | 25' (Travel Trailer) |
We stayed one night and were lucky enough to get a late check out (for $20 extra) so we could explore Seattle a little longer. It’s about 10 to 15 minutes from the city which was nice. Otherwise, feels like you are staying in a parking lot. Spaces are very close together. Not really a campground that you want to hang out outside. There... more
We stayed one night and were lucky enough to get a late check out (for $20 extra) so we could explore Seattle a little longer. It’s about 10 to 15 minutes from the city which was nice. Otherwise, feels like you are staying in a parking lot. Spaces are very close together. Not really a campground that you want to hang out outside. There was some highway noise, but not terrible. Not the friendliest staff, and they have lots of rules. We prefer to stay at friendlier, family friendly campgrounds if possible, but just couldn’t find much in this area. This was fine for a one night stay, and full hookups was a plus.
B_Thompson would stay here again
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“Good for a base camp”
Reviewed 7/1/2024
Nightly rate: | $51 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Site Number: | 77 |
We were traveling to Bellevue for a convention, and this is certainly convenient for that. The park is clean, but is basically a parking lot with hookups. All spaces are right next to each other. That said, check in was amazing and smooth, and the attendant on duty was very helpful. As we work a convention here about every ot... more
We were traveling to Bellevue for a convention, and this is certainly convenient for that.
The park is clean, but is basically a parking lot with hookups. All spaces are right next to each other.
That said, check in was amazing and smooth, and the attendant on duty was very helpful.
As we work a convention here about every other year, we'd return for the convenience
TheMuellers would stay here again
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“More parking lot than RV Park”
Reviewed 5/15/2024
Days stayed: | 2 |
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We stayed there for 2 nights cause there is no other place to stay near Seattle. It was ok for that sort time but i wouldnt stay there longer. The women in the office had just a bad additude and everything she said sounded a little rude. The shower and laundry rooms are good, you just have to clean the tumbler first bevore you use it.... more
We stayed there for 2 nights cause there is no other place to stay near Seattle.
It was ok for that sort time but i wouldnt stay there longer. The women in the office had just a bad additude and everything she said sounded a little rude. The shower and laundry rooms are good, you just have to clean the tumbler first bevore you use it...
The Pool/Sauna area, i dont know not what i expected. The pool is good for some small kids, the hot tub wasn't working right and the sauna was actually good after you warmed it up enough.
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“Desperation Stay”
Reviewed 5/4/2022
Nightly rate: | $45 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
RV Length: | 23' (Travel Trailer) |
As with so many other reviewers we chose to stay here due to a lack of other options in the Seattle area. Boondocking is simply not a 'thing' in these parts, and most National Forest campgrounds in the region are open only seasonally. If it weren't for having tickets to an event in Seattle we probably would have gone in another directi... more
As with so many other reviewers we chose to stay here due to a lack of other options in the Seattle area. Boondocking is simply not a 'thing' in these parts, and most National Forest campgrounds in the region are open only seasonally. If it weren't for having tickets to an event in Seattle we probably would have gone in another direction.
There are, indeed so many rules signposted everywhere that it looks like wallpaper. The confirmation email we received had various instructions hi-lited in obnoxious yellow hues which actually made the information hard to see.
David, the assistant manager was pleasant enough upon check-in, but very paranoid that we would crash into our neighbors while backing in. His nervous presence watching us proceed just aggravated us and made a simple-albeit tight back-in much more difficult than it would have been otherwise.
The spaces are VERY tight, side-to-side as well as front-to-back (photos posted!).
The one redeeming quality about this parking lot is access to an indoor pool, hot tub and sauna. The downside (of course there is a downside) are the hours these amenities are available....Only during office hours. So much for enjoying a soak after a full day in the city!
One last negative...We received an email from the office alerting us to the fact that two other vehicles had been broken into. Oh, joy........
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“Parking lot camping, but it wasn't bad.”
Reviewed 10/11/2020
Nightly rate: | $45 |
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Days stayed: | 4 |
Site Number: | 2 |
It is a parking lot--although a large one and quite busy. Many long-termers, but it is well kept and clean. Very nice and friendly staff, with clean bathrooms and the normal amenities. WiFi, but not great. We had trouble finding a good location in/near Seattle, but settled on this one. It was not really that bad--nice and quiet ne... more
It is a parking lot--although a large one and quite busy. Many long-termers, but it is well kept and clean. Very nice and friendly staff, with clean bathrooms and the normal amenities. WiFi, but not great. We had trouble finding a good location in/near Seattle, but settled on this one. It was not really that bad--nice and quiet neighbors, functional amenities, and friendly. The entrance/exit was interesting onto a 1-way street, but the location in Bellevue was quite convenient. Would likely stay again if we are in the area, as there are not all that many options and this was quite functional.
Paul would stay here again
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“Cheap paved tight parking lot close to downtown Seattle, WA”
Reviewed 3/24/2020
Nightly rate: | $55 |
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Days stayed: | 0 |
Booked same day we stayed. Most guests are long term staying the summer or a few months for work. Quiet people wise, little highway noise, but not bad. Really no additional amenities, and limited front desk staff. We never saw an employee our 2 day stay. Perfect for us as we came in 6pmish, and spent the next full day downtown Seattle... more
Booked same day we stayed. Most guests are long term staying the summer or a few months for work. Quiet people wise, little highway noise, but not bad. Really no additional amenities, and limited front desk staff. We never saw an employee our 2 day stay. Perfect for us as we came in 6pmish, and spent the next full day downtown Seattle. Washing machines expensive and not all functioning. No dollar/coin exchange machines, and no staff to get coins. Fit our 37 ft motorhome with towable car on site, though no extra room.
Lori would stay here again
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“Parking Lot Camping”
Reviewed 9/25/2019
Nightly rate: | $70 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
RV Length: | 42' (Fifth Wheel) |
We, like most, stayed here only for its proximity to the city. Great freeway access and a Safeway within walking distance. I gave it 2 stars only because of the good customer service and location. On a negative note, I have never seen so many signs and rules in an RV park- there was a sign for everything they didn’t want you to do (do... more
We, like most, stayed here only for its proximity to the city. Great freeway access and a Safeway within walking distance. I gave it 2 stars only because of the good customer service and location. On a negative note, I have never seen so many signs and rules in an RV park- there was a sign for everything they didn’t want you to do (don’t dye your hair in the bathroom, don’t leave your laundry more than 5 min, don’t park here or we will tow you, no pay no stay, no kids on the folding table, and so on. All of these things are valid concerns, but come on?! It feels so rigid and unwelcoming. Also, there is absolutely the least pet friendly place I have ever stayed in our 7 months of full time RVing. They say they have a pet walk, but it is actually just a grass area in the front of the property that you have to walk your pet all the way out of the park in order to get to. We were the farthest site from the pet area and our dogs were rarely able to make it to the grass before relieving themselves on the asphalt- there was a sign against that as well. Not likely to stay again or recommend.
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“Campground from Hell!”
Reviewed 9/6/2019
Nightly rate: | $60 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
ATTENTION!!! THESE PEOPLE ARE EVIL!!! Please read ALL of the negative reviews about this campground, and stay here at your own risk. We didn’t read the reviews and we regretted it. Our experience: We checked in for five days. I had to fly to Philadelphia for business and on my return to Seattle, my plane was delayed and almost canceled... more
ATTENTION!!! THESE PEOPLE ARE EVIL!!! Please read ALL of the negative reviews about this campground, and stay here at your own risk. We didn’t read the reviews and we regretted it. Our experience: We checked in for five days. I had to fly to Philadelphia for business and on my return to Seattle, my plane was delayed and almost canceled due to bad weather. My wife, who is in her seventies and is disabled, told the manager that we might need a late checkout. Veronica, the manager, proceeded to scold my wife saying, “Your husband should have planned for something like that and come back a day sooner etc.” She then asked if my wife if she knew how to hook up the RV and move it out or know someone who could do it for her. When my wife answer no, she said that she would have our RV towed off the lot if it was still there after check out. In her previous job, Veronica must have been a warden in a woman’s prison and probably got fired for being too rude to inmates. (We found out later that she is the general manager/owner’s daughter, so is likely she is not able to keep a job elsewhere.) We ended up leaving their half empty “parking lot” ten minutes after their checkout time. The next day I checked my credit card online and found that she made an unauthorized $50 late charge on my credit card.
I disputed it and my card company returned my money. People, do yourself a favor and find another place to stay, any place, but don’t stay here!!
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“Super tight parking lot. Right off of highway. Good if you won't be in your site too much.”
Reviewed 9/11/2018
Days stayed: | 7 |
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RV Length: | 34' (Travel Trailer) |
This post is mainly for you digital nomads out there - as most of the vacationing and retired folk can spend their time away from their trailer/RV. But if you are like us (large monitor toting computer nerds) then you know that getting work done in a noisy cafe on a laptop is not the ideal and you would rather stay in your trailer cave... more
This post is mainly for you digital nomads out there - as most of the vacationing and retired folk can spend their time away from their trailer/RV. But if you are like us (large monitor toting computer nerds) then you know that getting work done in a noisy cafe on a laptop is not the ideal and you would rather stay in your trailer cave.
Outside of nerdom - trying to get our 34' trailer into a spot here was the hardest parking job we have encountered during our 1 year full time on the road. Imagine that scene from Austin Powers with the luggage cart in the hallway and you have a pretty good idea of what it looked like for us to get our triple axle in.
It's close to Bellevue which felt sterile, uninviting but at least full of malls and shopping for that yearly wardrobe update. Seattle is a >30 minutes drive and full of traffic and highway closures (at least when we were there).
Now on to the numbers...
Overall digital nomad rating: 4
Wifi rating: 2 Public wifi was available but slow - did not use.
Verizon data: 5 Fast - was able to do everything on it. > 15 mbps
Workspace rating: 0 there was no different room to work from that we found.
Access to data rating: 5 nearby to cafes, restaurants, libraries etc.
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 30 Amp
- 20 Amp
- water
- sewer
- Full Hookups
Connectivity
- cable tv
- wifi: free
Recreation
- Game room
- hot tub
- playground
- rec hall
- swimming pool: indoor
Site Amenities
- big rig
Facilities
- hot tub
- laundry
- propane
- restrooms: flush
- showers
- swimming pool: indoor
- trash
Pets
- pets
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