Silver Spur Rv Park

Beautifully landscaped park! The park and plants are well maintained and expertly pruned. The bathrooms are clean as is the entire park. There are train tracks right out front but we never heard a train. Would definitely stay here again.

The staff are very friendly and helpful. The pRk is attractive and has bird songs –more than other parks, all sites are pull through. The lodge sells useful RV accessories. The bayonets for my holding tank drain cover broke and I was able to get a replacement immediately. But the best part is the friendliness of the staff, always greeting with a smile. The only reason this didn’t get 5 stars is the sewage drain was so far from my 2014 rv drain pipe that my hose didn’t fit. They do have a dump site next to the exit
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Based on reviews we chose Silver Spur RV Park over Phoenix RV Park (which was just down the road about 15 minutes). When we rolled into Silver Spur we were a little disappointed at first because of the gravel everywhere and the fact that there were SO MANY rv’s there! In fact, we almost decided to pack up and split. But we were tired and decided to try it out for a night. WE’RE GLAD WE DID!
The last couple rv parks we stayed at (which also happened to be the first couple rv parks we stayed at) were very very updated and more «modern» for lack of a better term, so I think we got spoiled by those. Silver Spur doesn’t really have a wow factor that some fancier parks have, but everyone we came across was very nice and gave us a friendly wave and a smile. Restrooms & showers were clean and tidy.
MOST IMPORTANTLY, the nights were very quiet and peaceful and we felt like we were in a safe environment. We happened to drive by that Phoenix RV Park at one point and when we saw how close it was to a very very busy intersection with a lot of «questionable» people walking around, we knew we made the right decision in sticking with Silver Spur.
Great RV Park. We will definitely stay there again the next time we’re in the area!

We took a road trip from So Cal to Whistler BC and back. We ended up staying here for a night. We called for a reservation the same night of our stay and the person who handled our call was polite, friendly and very helpful. The camp facilities were great. Nice and spacious and quiet. Clean restrooms and very nice showers. We didn’t hang out long enough to get a vibe on the ambience but from my vantage point it was an excellent place to catch some zzz’s.

Our RV group has stayed here three years in a row. The staff is very accommodating, friendly, attentive and helpful. There is not another campground we have visited that puts on what Silver Spur does. We had lawn games, Bunco and Scrabble to play. One night we were treated to a live singer and for $ 5.00, hot dogs and hamburgers. The next night was a $ 10 steak dinner. I would highly recommend this park!

Whenever we are up this direction of the state we always choose to stay here. They are always friendly and helpful. It is a quiet park, the bathrooms are clean and the showers also. If you are on a budget, they are both Good Sam and Passport America members. There is no longer a drive-​up expresso as the previous reviewer mentioned. We have stayed at this park in the past up to two weeks at a time and have always been happy here!

I’ve been staying here about two weeks now and I am pretty happy. The main office has a really nice log cabin feel to it. The laundry room is very clean and reasonably priced. There’s even a drive-​up espresso shack near the exit. The staff seems to be pretty friendly. It’s very quiet, especially towards the back of the park. The cons… The sewer is too far away from my drain pipe. I had to buy a 25 foot hose to reach. I’ve got a 2007 model 5^th wheel so it’s not that my trailer is behind the times. The cable is free but it comes in poorly. The spaces and roads are all gravel and grass. Not too big a deal but to some it may be. Overall a pretty good place to stay.