Cascade Meadows Rv Resort

If it wasn’t for the highway and train, Cascade Meadows would be a pretty quite place (…well, except when they have live music). The people here really seem to keep to themselves. I rarely see anyone walking around. They’re very particular about the grass. No tents, large outdoor rugs or parking on the grass. I never heard of that at other RV Parks. They have a restaurant on property that seems to keep strange hours. They have WiFi but it can be very very slow and keep dropping the connection when a lot of people are using it. Overall not a bad experience.

I had NEVER been to this dump before. I drove through going roughly 7 MPH (I drive a manual and going any slower than that becomes frustratingly challenging in my car), parked near the RV and climbed out of my car only to be ambushed by the RUDEST hospitality employee I have ever encountered. I was screamed at: «THE SPEED LIIMIT IS FIVE MILES PER HOUR.» I responded with a shocked apology. And he CONTINUED to yell at me, throwing his hand in the air holding up all five fingers; «FIVE MILES PER HOUR.» I could NOT believe how he treated me. I have worked in customer service my entire working life, and in fact, have been employed at a very nice RV Resort. I would never dream of treating someone like this. I understand rules and regulations, but there is a RIGHT way and a VERY wrong way to approach situations and berating someone for going 2 miles an hour over your speed limit because you can’t control your own dust problem is ridiculous and rude. At least have the decency to say «hello»? He put a terrible cap on my already stressful day of traveling and to make matters worse, I’m pretty sure he own the park. I will NEVER give this complete JERK or this company my money ever again.

This park looks very inviting from the road but it does prove that looks can be really deceiving. If you aren’t a member of the «club» don’t bother. Not a single person responded to a wave or a smile. My husband said «hello» to the people next to us while he was setting up and the woman just glared at him. What a cliquish bunch these folks are!
In reading the «brochure» there were so many demands, orders and warnings I guess I’d be a bit cranky too. I wish I had kept it so I could list them all but it was really bizarre.
As we were setting up we realized our location put us right near the highway and even with fans on we could still hear the traffic — and that continued all night long. We also realized we were right near what looked to be a defunct pond — half full with sludgy green water and the air was filled with mosquitoes!
We went out to do some shopping and returned to the park later in the afternoon. As we got out of our car a man raced up on his golf cart and yelled that we had to go slower because of the dust. He didn’t say hi — or bother with any pleasantries just an order. Since my husband was observing the 5 mile an hour limit posted EVERYWHERE in the park I was shocked he was so rude. But the man was right — they do have a dust problem… and a noise problem and a mosquito problem, AND an ATTITUDE problem.