Trailer Inn’s Rv Park

This is gonna be long, folks. But if you’re even considering staying here, please read it.
We’re recent full time RV folks and were traveling east from the Seattle area and needed a place to hook up for a few nights to wait for some RV parts and a mobile repair visit. I made a three day reservation online, and Ashley called back shortly to confirm it. At that time I told her that we might need to add another night and was assured that it wouldn’t be a problem at all. Initially I wanted 50 amp, but she explained that the live-​ins use most of those. Not a big deal for us, we usually don’t mind staying in a place that’s mostly a residence for others.
When we checked in (Ashley was at the counter), we were assured again that adding an extra night would be okay, as long as we let Michael (the manager, I guess?) know as soon as possible. I also asked if it was okay to have packages delivered, and she again assured me positively, though she said she would make a note of it for Michael, «so he doesn’t send them back.» She was cheerful, accommodating and efficient. She mentioned that she had the next two days off. She wished us a good stay, and I wished her a good time off. Ashley is good folk.
The next day, shortly after noon, we decided that we had to add the extra night. I went to the office and spoke to Michael. He shook his head and said, «Site 20? Are you sure you don’t mean site 21?»…and interestingly enough, site 21 was a full-​timer. I said that no, of course, we were in site 20 and were told it wouldn’t be a problem to add a night. He said that it wouldn’t be possible since our site was reserved for the extra day we required. I expressed my disappointment and asked then to make a reservation for another site two days later. He informed me that my only recourse was to check out on the original day of departure, come to the office, and see if they could accommodate us in another site for one more night. His last words from that encounter? «Sorry, but I didn’t make your reservation.» My red flag went off, and I’m a gut truster, but gee, maybe he was earnest.
Okay, so we’re hogtied to this place because we need the RV parts we ordered. We’ll try to make the best of it, and hope he has a space for us on the day we are to check out. In the meantime, I make use of the laundry facilities, which are perfectly nice and affordable. I started the machines and set myself down in the attached area that has comfy chairs, a big screen TV, and a computer if you need it (side note: the wifi is pretty spotty from the sites). No complaints on my part there, not at all. Michael came in shortly after, saw me there, said hello. I might just be imagining that he then purposely used the hedge trimmer or whatnot loud yard machine right behind where I was sitting… or that while I was folding my laundry he came in and slammed cups down on the washing machines to collect the coins. I might be imagining it. I get that. Happened, though.
So, checkout day comes. I go to the office at around 9:30am to make arrangements to add a day. Michael was there, and informed me that I’d have to come back at 11:00 (actual checkout time). There was «nothing he could do» until then. So, we unhook our motorhome at the requred checkout time and make our way to the office. Voila! Space number 28 is available (and we saw several others) and is assigned to us. My husband asks Michael to clarify the wifi domain name, and he tells us that we shouldn’t use the one clearly marked for the park, that «the Marshalls are watching it,» though it’s the only one we’ve been given a password for, and the wifi name he then gave us (ending in .gif…seriously, Michael?) is non-​existent. We make our way to #28…hook up again, and wait for our packages that eventually come.
The next morning as we leave, our original site, #20, is empty. No one checked in there at all. If we asked, I’m sure Michael would tell us that they cancelled or didn’t show up… but there’s no point in asking. We know that.
I’m not sure if the Trailer Inns have any type of corporate presence, but if they do, I hope they’re providing mental health insurance for their employees. Michael seems to find some sort of power in jerking around perfectly pleasant customers (and we were… we have worked in the service industry for years and would not dream of treating decent customers this way), and that’s a little sick.
I was glad to leave. I love to read Stephen King novels, but I don’t want to spend any real time in one.
Oh, and the noise? Yeah, you’re next to the freeway and behind a 24 hour warehouse, but that would be my last complaint.

Can’t believe they are even in business and promoted by Good Sam. What a joke– the spaces where as tiny as could bee — there were enough rules to choke a horse. The picture on the web shows these nice sights– we figured they moved every other trailer out and then took it. We pulled out after a drive around — tried to get a refund, was told to call corporate. I did that and the idiot on the end of the line told me to f… off — how’s that for customer service !!

The noise didn’t bother us. The location was near Gonzaga/​downtown, so we figured it couldn’t be too bad for two nights. But it wasn’t nice. I didn’t go to the bathrooms/​laundry. I wouldn’t let the kids go out alone. It was mainly a trailer parking lot of long time residents. The dog walk was the grassy side walk on the outside of the park, so no dog walk at all. The constant cigarette smoke from the seemingly long time residents was rough. Über was quick to respond, however, and get us out, as we didn’t have a tow car.

We spent over 2 hours trying to pay and set up, and then realized the place is a mess and way to small for anything over 35′ 2 spots have 50amp. also someone had dedicated on the bathroom floor and written things on the mirror, not just once but three times. Not a safe place to stay in !

I stayed for 2 nights. It is quite noisey with I-​90 close and the warehouse next door. It’s not great if you have dogs. The dog walk area is next to a road with cars driving by 30mph. Lot’s of long term residents, but they’re fine. Clean bathroom and laundry.

This is a good place for a stopover or a longer stay in Spokane. It was well kept and clean. The bathrooms had some minor cleaning issues the first time we used them but were spotless the next time (it’s all in the timing). The only reason I wouldn’t give it 5 stars is the freeway noise. If you can get a spot on the south end of the place you would do well but we were on the north and and the freeway is very close and very loud.

This place is NOISY! I-​90 freeway noise all day and all night long as it is only about 50 yards from the park. Behind the park is a warehouse where Franz bread loads its trucks ALL NIGHT LONG, banging the loading dock and constant noise from back-​up alarms as the trucks move in. We had work in Spokane so stayed for 6 months in this park in a motorhome.
We did not see any uncontrollable children, in fact there were almost no children in the park at all. The managers were polite enough, the bathroom and laundry facilities very nice and clean, the park is kept very clean and picked up. It was all about that constant noise and asphalt environment. For an overnight stop it is great, for longer than that I would consider another park.

I’d like to give a more updated take on Trailer Inn’s Rv Park since the last review is from a few years ago.
While the noise from I-​90 is a constant hum in the background it’s not that bad. As far as wild kids running amuck, I haven’t seen more than a few adults walking around the park let alone a pack of feral children. The location isn’t ideal but if you want an RV park that isn’t a total trash pile or way out of town, Trailer Inn isn’t a bad stop off. The bathrooms are clean and the laundry room isn’t creepy.
They do have Wi-​fi but Youtube and other video streaming services are blocked. I can understand where they’re coming from with this idea but it is a bit annoying.
The park does offer «long term» spots so some of the RVs may not have moved in a few years and some are a bit rundown but they are no worse than I’ve seen actually driving down the road.

Traveling through Spokane, we decided to stay at the Trailer Inn’s Park since it was the only RV park within the city limits. Wow, was I disappointed. Do not stay here!
This is more like a mobile home park for RV’s that do not move or can not move. This is not a traveling through friendly RV park.
There are uncontrollable children running around everywhere with no parents in sight. We actually had to ask a little boy to stop playing around our motorcycle several times-​he never stopped!
The laundry facility is sometime to be desired and be careful not to leave anything in the laundry room. Apparently, anything in the laundry is up for grabs –even your laundry basket with your clothes in it.
If you are looking for a nice RV park in Spokane-​keep looking because the Trailer Inn’s RV Park is not it.