Grandy Creek KOA, Concrete, WA

The Welcome sign, just past the gates.

Probably the last camping trip for our family this year. We decided to head down to Concrete, Washington which is only about an hour and a half from our place in Maple Ridge, BC.  We left on Wednesday August  29th and Stayed for three nights at the Grandy Creek KOA.

We have been down to this KOA before and it one of the nicest and most spacious KOA's we have visited.
The KOA is also affiliated with 1000 Trails Campgrounds.

There is ample space for kids to play. The KOA has a playground, basketball court, inflatable jumping area, mini golf and a huge grassy field to throw a football or kick a soccer ball around. The outdoor pool is great on the hot days, and there is also a hot tub.

Kids playground.

The wash room and shower facilities are clean and I mean very clean. There is also no charge for the showers.

Cabins that easily accommodate a family of 4.

We stayed in the full service pull throughs which were wide and very long. There are also back in sights and tent sites as well as cabins and a couple of yurts.

Large full service pull through sites.

We initially had only booked 2 nights due to last minute booking so close to the long weekend, but on the friday morning we checked with staff and were advised they had 3 cancellations and we could move to another site if we wanted to. So we quickly moved to a back in site which took no time at all.

Back in sites...lots of shade.

Concrete, WA is about 20 miles from Burlington which has outlet stores as well as a large mall. There is also a Campers Village in Burlington for RV supplies.

If in the Pacific Northwest, I would highly recommend a night or two at the Grandy Creek KOA.