Thousand Trails Chehalis

VERY disappointed with this location. This was my very first Thousand Trails stay and after this, I was questioning everything. The sites themselves, are actually really nice. However, every single amenity was horrible. The bathrooms were gross + water hardly came out of the shower, the pickleball courts are horrible, the washing machines did not work, everything is completely overgrown and not taken care of, dog crap everywhere and during my 10 day stay not a single dog station had any dog bags, the dog park was horrible, the park map is completely outdated and not accurate at all to the trails around the park. Additionally, I heard a lot of thousand trails members saying that this location has had a lot of crime which made me feel fairly unsafe as a solo female. According the thousand trails handbook, RVs must be at least acceptable or in "ok" shape. There were MANY RVs at this location that were COMPLETE junk and look like they had been there for years. I was stuck sandwiched right between two absolute dump RVs when there was lots of open sites. As a solo traveler it felt uncomfortable. I ended up leaving a few nights early. With this being the very first thousand trails location I had expected that it would be taken care of a little more. Im currently at my 2nd thousand trails location which is really nice. It's good to know this this Chehalis location is hopefully an odd ball. I will never ever stay here again.

My wife and I took our vintage truck and trailer here for it's first camping trip. This place is tucked up on a hill, with the entrance easily missed if it wasn't for the big "Thousand Trails" flag! It was quiet, and the air smelled so nicely of damp earth, even though we were across the road from the bathrooms (necessary, as we didn't have one in our camper!) which says a lot about their maintenance. The lady who checked us in was very polite, even though she had a hard time finding our reservation due to someone else's mistake (wrote our name wrong on the mirror hanger and paperwork, though other info was right) and several other guests greeted us and even took pictures of our "vintage setup". There were only two small things I'd have to say were negative. One, the sites could use a little TLC in the form of cutting back some of the vegetation to the edge of the sites and roads so it doesn't scrape on vehicles, cleaning the picnic tables and water/power hookups so they look usable, as well as fixing/painting the site numbers. Our site number post wasn't even there, we figured it out by the excellent map handed to us at check-in. Two, the quiet hours could use some enforcement. I've got nothing against kids having a good time on a trip, but running around screaming til midnight or later is not relaxing. Next time I'll bring earplugs. We are already planning next year's trip there.

Little sad that they don't give them more money for maintenance compared to the other ones since it's the 1st cabin is great other than bed. This will be 2nd time here ranger said they spent 3 million at this park if this is true they need to investigate were the money went this park is ran down. Stickers in just about every site hardly any power with 50 Amp lower pool hot tub never open

Very run down and money definitely not put into the resort. Three quarters of the bathrooms are broke, over filled or taped off. The sites are overgrown with weeds. By looking at past reviews it was brought up before. The lodges were so hot and smelt like sewer from no exhaust. Would be a beautiful resort if the owners put the money back into the park. Only good thing was they have two pools and were much needed during the 90 degree heat.

We stayed in a tent site. It was a wonderful spot. I wish there was a bathroom a little closer, other than the porta potty. RV’s have bathrooms in them, but the bathrooms at the campground are closer to the RV sites. The pools were great, very well kept up. The mini golf was fun, but definitely run down. We saw lots of deer and other wildlife. The staff was very friendly and helpful.