Oregon (pronounced Ory-gun)
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Baker City
RV Parks:
Mountain View Holiday Trav-L-Park
Old-fashioned campground with all the modern conveniences. A
few miles off the interstate - which makes for a quiet
sleep. Full-service sites and a tent area. Lots of shady
trees, lawn and picnic tables, wifi, cable TV, hot tub,
small shop. Very friendly owners.
In the area:
The Geiser Grand Hotel |
Read our postcard
Bandon
RV Parks:
Bullards Beach State Park
A favorite park. Not too many sites for Big Rigs (sites near
A16 are long and good for satellite/datastorm reception). Sites are cozy, have
30 amp, water and sewer. Good cell service. Pretty far from the beach, but it is
really close to Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes Golf Course.
In the area:
Bandon Dunes and Pacific Dunes Golf courses - two of the
best in the country. If you need to bring your rig, they do have RV parking and they will direct you to the proper area.
Read our postcard.
In town:
There is a lively shopping street in downtown Bandon and plenty of places to
pick up fresh, smoked or canned fish.
Bandon Historical Society Museum
On the way:
Cape Blanco State Park
- between Bandon and Gold Beach
Restaurants & Food:
Lord Bennett's |
Review
La Fiesta |
Review
| Another visit
Cranberry Sweets |
About
Bend
RV Parks:
Crown Villa RV Resort
60801 Brosterhous Road
Bend, OR 97702
541388-1131, toll-free 1-866-500-5300
Very nice RV resort in Bend, Oregon. Huge paved back-in sites with full-service,
50-amp sites, wifi and cable. Shady pine trees - nearly impossible to find your
satellite in this park. Spa, laundry, very nice community room, friendly
staff, newspapers. Expensive!
Restaurants:
Staccato at the Fire Hall |
Review
La Rosa Mexican Kitchen
(two locations) - very good Mexican food with an emphasis on seafood.
They use only fresh ingredients and have a great margarita selection.
Guacamole made at your table.
Brookings
RV Parks:
Whaleshead Beach Resort
GPS: 42.1466N/124.3517W
Whaleshead Beach Resort is just north of
Brookings. It is mostly a park for
live-ins and park models. Sites may be
purchased. It is not on the beach, but
on the other side of Highway 101. You
can walk to the beach via a very scary
700-foot-long dark tunnel (bring a
flashlight). However, once you make the
trek, the beach is very pretty with huge
rocks just off-shore. There are nicer
campgrounds in town. They have a
restaurant, a small shop, full-hook-up
sites, cable TV, restrooms and laundry.
Beachfront RV Park
GPS:
42.04439N/124.2678W
This RV park is nothing more than a
gravel parking lot with full (30 amp)
hookups, but it is right on the beach
next to the jetty, and minutes from
town. Operated by the port. Pull-through
and back-in sites available, bath house,
laundry, picnic table, good water
pressure and great cell service. If it
is foggy, the fog horn will be your
constant companion... all night long.
The RV park is right on the beach, so
you will hear waves crashing too (this
is either a good or a bad thing,
depending upon your preferences).
In the area:
Nobuo Fujita's sword at the City Library | Read our postcard
Largest Monterey Cypress in Oregon |
See a photo
Salmon Run Golf Club
Restaurants:
Delaney's Donuts |
Review
Chetco Seafood |
Review
Brownsville
Read our postcard from Historic Brownsville
Along the way:
Over the River and Through the Woods
Scenic Byway
Walton Ranch Interpretative Trail |
Read our postcard
Cannon Beach
RV Parks:
RV Resort at Cannon Beach
Very nice park. You can walk to town, or ride your bike.
Full hook-up paved sites, cell service, pet friendly, indoor
pool and hot tub, newspaper box and small store. Sites
1-4 are best if you want to get your satellite TV, but they
have cable. Cannon Beach has many restaurants, shops and
galleries. The most famous feature is Haystack Rock, which
sits just off shore and is accessible for tide-pool
exploring during a very low tide. Puffin's nest on Haystack
Rock.
Canyonville
RV Parks:
Seven Feathers RV Resort
(I-5, exit 99)
325 Creekside Drive
Canyonville, OR 97417
1-888-677-7771
GPS:
Latitude N42°56.037'
Longitude W123°17.797' Altitude: 760'
Seven Feathers expanded! They have built a first-class
191-site RV Resort across the freeway from their popular
casino. The campground is at Exit 99 on I-5, but is away
from the freeway noise. Facilities include: an indoor pool,
spa, fitness center, tiled laundry, private shower rooms,
BBQ/group area, meeting room with full kitchen, paved and
lighted walking paths along Jordan Creek, horseshoe pits, great grassy dog walk
areas, a playground and
- of course - a shuttle that will take you over to the
casino every 20 minutes. Escorts help guide you into
your concrete site. Each site has 20/30/50 amp, water and
sewer, cable television, free wifi, a little lawn, plantings
and a round picnic table. Everything is very tasteful. Seven
Feathers RV Resort would be a great rally park! The
concierge service can arrange golf packages at
Myrtle Creek Golf Club, winery tours and help with other
area tourism information. Seven Feathers offers
discounts to military, AAA, Good Sam, FMCA, Escapees - plus an additional 10%
off if
you have a Club Card from their casino!
See more photos of
the Seven Feathers RV Resort
In the area:
The Seven Feathers Casino is operated by the
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians. (Pronounced:
UMMp-kwah - but the "p" is nearly silent.) The main
casino is smoke-filled with a popular buffet and several
other restaurants, hotel and convention center. No alcohol
is served in the casino, but it is available in the
restaurants. The casino has a very nice shop with local
Native American craft and food gifts. Also on the property
is the
Seven Feathers Truck & Travel Center - a full service
truck stop gone fancy - everything you could need for your
rig and a nice coffee shop. There are several restaurants in
the very small town of Canyonville and a small grocery.
Charleston (also see Coos Bay, Oregon)
RV Parks:
Oceanside RV Park
Quiet park on the bay. Good for a visit to the Coos Bay
area. 50 amp gravel sites.
In the area:
Shore Acres Park, famous for their Holiday light display
during the winter, is gloriously blooming with rhododendrons
in April and May. The park was once a private estate.
Columbia Gorge
In the area:
If you are driving east/west of Portland on I-84,
there is a fabulous stop at
Multnomah Falls. The parking area is in the median of
the freeway, so drive/park carefully. There is space for 5
or 6 RVs. (If you are a Big Rig or towing a
trailer/5th-wheel DO NOT drive the scenic by-way in this
area.) You can spend several hours here (hike to the top of
the falls) or just spend ten minutes to snap a photo of the
gorgeous waterfall. Restaurant, snacks, toilets, gift shop.
This waterfall is one of the most beautiful in the country,
the second-highest in the country (Yosemite Falls is the
highest). Best in the spring or winter, but always
beautiful... but, as an Oregonian, my opinion is tainted.
Coos Bay (also see Charleston)
RV Parks:
The Mill Casino RV Park
The Coquille Tribe has added a huge RV park at their
casino on Highway 101 (trust me, you can't miss it). Bay
front sites. Paved pull-through sites up to 63 feet long,
internet, pet walking area, full hookups, showers, laundry.
Shuttle circles the RV park to take you up to the casino
(which no longer has bingo, by the way) and they also offer
a free shuttle to Bandon Dunes Golf Course for registered
guests. The tribe also allows RVs to park free in their
parking lot overnight and don't mind if you "camp" free, but
ask that you do register in the RV park office - the
RV park office then has security drive by and check things
for you as a courtesy. Pronounced:
CO-keel.
In the area:
Coos Bay was the home town of Oregon running legend,
Steve Prefontaine, who died in 1975 at the age of 24.
"Pre" attended Marshfield High in Coos Bay before
enrolling in the University of Oregon in Eugene. There is a
memorial to Prefontaine next to the Visitor Center (one
block south of the Tioga Hotel).
Restaurants:
Bennetti's |
Review
(Not) Taylor Maid Donuts |
Review
Crater Lake National Park
RV Parks:
Mazama Village Campground
GPS: 42° 52.106'N, 122° 10.002W
Altitude: 6078' (not a typo!)
Your only option in the park if you are camping in a RV in
Crater Lake National Park. Mazama is a
beautiful campground at the south entrance to the park. No hook-ups (though
there are now a choice few electric sites). Some sites can hold up to a 50'
RV (okay, that is what it says on the website, but I have never seen/heard
of a 50' RV. We camped here in a 40' motorhome - with slide rooms -
and stayed in #A3 with no difficulties.) Sites are (dusty) dirt with nice
fire pits and picnic tables. Treed sites, but with enough openings it is
probably possible to find your TV satellite. Flush toilets and pay showers,
ranger programs/hikes and a very nice amphitheater, firewood, store,
restaurant and fuel (seasonal). This campground is operated by Xanterra
Parks & Resorts and it is easy to book a site through their website.
Read our postcards from
Crater Lake - with many nice photos.
Note: if this campground is full, try
Diamond Lake
Resort RV Park, not far from the north entrance to Crater Lake National
Park.
Eugene (area)
RV Parks:
Premier RV Resort
GPS: 44.13213N/123.0486W
The park is now under new ownership and has made huge
improvements. It is still right off I-5, which makes
it very convenient (exit 199) and a little noisy, which is
the only reason I don't give it a higher rating. Sites
are full-hook-up long paved pull-throughs, 50 & 30 amp,
cable, paper delivered to your door, pet area, pool, good
cell service and the staff are really friendly. They offer
free wi-fi. RVers will be happy to know it is just across
the freeway from Cummins and the Monaco factory and just a
few miles from the Country Coach and Marathon factories.
Ducks will be happy to know it is less than 15 minutes to
Autzen Stadium. There is a small grocer in Coburg.
In the area:
University of Oregon
Alton Baker Park |
Read our Postcard from Pre's Trail
Restaurants:
Marché |
Review
Florence
RV Parks:
Heceta Beach RV Park
GPS:
44.03191N/124.1284W
A few miles north of Florence. Small
old-fashioned campground with
full-service RV sites operated by a
Father-Daughter team. Walk 3 blocks to
the beach. Store, laundry, rec room. No
cell service. Sites are
satellite-friendly. (Pronounced
this year: HAH-see-ta;
rhymes with casita. This
pronunciation is a never-ending Oregon
controversy. When I was a girl, it was
always HECK-ah-ta.)
Carl Washburne Memorial State Park
15 miles north of Florence. This
campground is very pretty and shady.
Campsites are in the trees, not
satellite friendly and no cell service.
Across highway from beach, but there is
a trail tunneling under the highway. 56
full hook up sites, maximum site 45
feet. dump station, beach parking,
bathrooms at beach.
Alder Dune Campground
US Forest Service Campground. 39 sites,
limited sites for larger RVs, no
hook-ups, shady sites with fire pits,
picnic tables, Rhododendrons, lake
fishing, camp host on site, limited cell
service. Five miles north of Florence.
Harbor Vista
Lane County Parks. 3 miles north of
Florence. 38 RV sites with water and
electric. A very nice park with large,
shady, paved sites with views of jetty,
harbor and sea. Fire rings, BBQ grills,
bath house, playground, viewing
platform, some sites can handle big
rigs, some sites are satellite friendly,
rhododendrons, dump station. Firewood
available.
Port of Siuslaw RV Park & Marina
In town - one block walk to Old Town.
Good cell service, picnic tables, 85
sites (59 full hookup, 26 water/electric
only, all on grass. (Pronounced:
SIGH-oos-law)
Jessie Honeyman State Park
A few miles south of Florence, this
large Oregon State Park is very popular.
The campground has a lot of over-grown
trees and shrubbery and is difficult for
big rigs to maneuver. Popular with
ATVers, but ATVs are not allowed in the
park, but must be trailered several
miles south to dune access. It is over
two miles to the beach from this park.
Honeyman is the second largest
campground in the Oregon State Park
system and one of the most popular parks
- a great, old-fashioned campground. 47
full hookup sites, 121 electric/water
and 187 tent sites, 10 yurts for rent.
Fire rings, firewood for sale, flush
toilets and hot showers, dump station,
on-site camp hosts and great
rhododendrons in the spring. Lakes
nearby.
In the area:
Heceta Lighthouse |
Read our postcard
Darlingtonia Botanical Gardens |
Read our postcard
Sandpines Golf Club |
Read our postcard
Restaurants:
Mo's |
Review
BJ's Ice Cream |
Review
The Waterfront Depot |
Review
Gold Beach
RV Parks:
Four Seasons RV Resort
GPS: 42.47452N/124.3383W
This river-front RV park is about 5 miles up the Rogue River
from Gold Beach. It is an old-fashioned style campground,
but the views can't be beat. Reserve a river-front site -
they overlook the Rogue River. Before we had settled-in the
staff at Four Seasons had us reserved on a jet boat trip and
dinner at next-door Tu Tu Tun Lodge for dinner. Very helpful
staff. 30/50 amp, sites on gravel/lawn, good water pressure,
very pet friendly (say hi to Hank), bathhouse, very quiet,
cable TV. No cell service.
See a photo
Kimball Creek RV Resort
Kimball Creek is a few miles up the river from Four Seasons
RV Park. The parks are similar, Kimball Creek is larger.
Operated by a very nice family, they will also make dinner
and jet boat arrangements for you and also offer river-front
campsites. No cell service.
Ireland's Ocean RV Park
This campground is really only a basic campground, but has
an ideal setting, so we give it an extra star. Situated
behind a motel, the campsites are on a little bluff over the
ocean. Free wifi and hookups, but there are only a few
pull-throughs and only a few sites have 50 amp. Ireland's
has a great view of the sea from their cool "lighthouse"
lookout.
Turtle Rock RV Resort
GPS: N42°23.299'/W124°25.164' Altitude: 50 feet
This campground is located on the south side of Gold Beach
along the mouth of Hunter Creek. There is a path which
crosses under Highway 101 for beach access and the beach is
very nice here - you can walk for miles. Though fairly close
to the highway, this park is still quiet. Gravel sites, 30
amp service. Good water pressure, good cell service, wifi
and cable TV. There are a few park models in this
campground.
In the area:
Jerry's Jet Boats |
Read our wet and wild postcard
Rogue River Myrtlewood
Sebastian Point |
See a photo
Restaurants & Food:
Fisherman's Direct Seafood
Spinners |
Review
Tu Tu Tun Lodge |
Review
The Riverview Restaurant |
Review
The Nor'wester |
Review
The Rod & Reel Sports Bar |
Review
Grants Pass
RV Parks:
Jack's Landing RV Resort
GPS: 42.46132N/123.3172W
Jack's Landing is right on the freeway, but you get to drive
around several blocks to finally reach the campground - but
the route is well-marked and the turns are easy in a RV.
This campground is super clean and the owner is very
friendly. The campsites are well-situated with easy access.
Paved sites, pool, putting green, horse shoes, shuffleboard,
Gazebo BBQ area. Cable TV, exercise room. Very nice RV
park, but a lot of freeway noise.
Riverpark RV Resort
Very pretty campground on the Rogue River. It took us a bit
of trouble to find the campground, but when we did, we were
happy. Under beautiful trees (sorry, if you want your
satellite TV - but they have cable). Full hook-ups, friendly
staff.
La Pine (also see Bend, Oregon)
RV Parks:
La Pine State Park
We love this campground and would give it a higher rating if
they offered more than 20 amp electrical. Great location in
the forest, along the Deschutes River. Full-hookup,
semi-paved sites, surrounded by dirt. Picnic tables and fire
pits, ranger program, hiking trails, rental cabins.
Campground hosts, firewood available. Great family
campground.
See photos
In the area:
The Largest Ponderosa Pine in Oregon |
Read our postcard
Cascade Meadows RV Resort
GPS: 43° 44.920N/121° 27.658W Altitude: 4224'
There is nothing remarkable about this campground. It is a membership park, but
also allows non-members to camp. Full hook-up sites in a field on Highway 97
(across from a train track). Maintenance and weeding do not seem to be a high
priority to the management. Swimming pool in season, popular restaurant, ice,
newspaper, some recycling. They were not friendly either, but they had great
water pressure. See more photos
Lebanon
RV Parks:
Mallard Creek RV Park and Golf Course
31958 Bellinger Scale Road
Lebanon, OR 97355
541-259-0070/1-866-632-9133
GPS: Latitude N44°31.146', Longitude W122°47.778'
Altitude: 490'
Mallard Creek is a destination resort. Very pretty campground in quiet country
setting on a magnificent regulation 18-hole golf course. Full hook-up sites
include wifi. Paved pull-throughs and back-in sites in open or treed areas.
Lincoln City
RV Parks:
Devil's Lake KOA
Large pull-through sites are available.
Quiet campground in park-like setting.
Friendly staff. Cable TV. Near Lincoln
City and close to the outlet mall.
In the area:
Kernville Steak & Seafood House |
Read our postcard
Jacksonville (also see Medford)
Jacksonville was a gold rush
boomtown and was the most important stop
between Portland and San Francisco. The town has been kept in its “original”
condition as much as possible. We
visited the museum and walked around the
streets and visited the
Jacksonville Inn. In the summer,
Jacksonville is host to the world famous
Britt Music Festival.
Read our postcard from Jacksonville
Joseph
RV Parks:
Park at the River
Very nice campground. On the river, in
the trees. Nice Staff. Full hookup
gravel sites, just a few of the sites
are pull-through. Many trees, so not
satellite-friendly. No cell service. Hot
tub. Close to everything, walk to lake,
shops and restaurants. Stay here if you
want a full-hookup site as an
alternative to nearby
Wallowa Lake State Park. Pronounced: Wah
- LAU (rhymes with cow) - ah (trust me)
Wallowa Lake State Park |
see a photo
In the area:
Wallowa Lake Lodge
Wallowa Lake |
see a photo
|
Afternoon on the lake postcard
Hells Canyon | Read our postcard
Grave of Chief Joseph |
Read our postcard
Alpine Meadows Golf |
Read our postcard
Bronze Foundry Tours |
Read our postcard
Restaurants & Foods:
Terminal Gravity Brewing Company
The Embers Brew House |Review
Old Town Cafe |Review
Klamath Falls
RV Parks:
Klamath Falls KOA
This is a basic KOA in a convenient
location, but with many live-ins. Full,
level gravel hookups with cable TV. See
if you can get a site in the front - a
better location.
In the area:
Running Y Ranch Golf Course |
Read our postcard
Manzanita
RV Parks:
Nehalem Bay State Park
We've camped here many times. Sites are back-in with
electric (30 amp and 15 amp) and water. No sewer at sites,
but they have two dump stations. Ranger programs. The
campground is just over a dune to a beach that runs for
miles. Be aware that the sea is quite dangerous here! You
can arrange to rent a boat to go crabbing in the bay, go on
a horseback ride on the beach and there are grocery stores
and restaurants in town. A few miles south is the
infamous
Tillamook Creamery. home of Tillamook cheese. Sites may
be booked 9 months in advance and may be booked on-line. If
your rig is over 40' feet in length, you are going to
just-fit in some sites. Pronounced: Nah-HAY-lum (rhymes with Salem)
Medford
RV Parks:
Pear Tree RV Park
GPS: 42.27836N/122.8099W. Elevation 1500'
Now at a Super 8 Motel, this campground is right off I-5, so
it is noisy, but a great place for overnight - especially if
you want to wait until the next morning to cross south over
the Siskiyou Pass (or a good place to stop after crossing).
They have many large pull-through sites and a pool.
In the area:
Harry & David (I-5 exit 27) (42.18755N/122.51439W)
Famous for their pears - there are hundreds of pear orchards
in the area - you can find fruits of all sorts, fresh
vegetables, nuts, frozen cheese cakes, sweets, cheeses,
meats, teas, wine and great gifts. Harry & David also sell
Jackson & Perkins roses and many other plants. Tours of the
Harry & David packing facility leave from the store parking
area four times daily. For reservations and more information
visit their website or phone 877-322-8000.
Harry & David have a large parking lot, but long rigs (and
those towing) might do better to park across the street in
the (usually not too full) Fred Meyer parking lot and walk
across the street. Fred Meyer is a one-stop shopping mecca -
you can pick up a gallon of milk, a hammer and a new pair of
shorts under one roof. Great prices. There is also a
Starbucks at Freddies.
Next to the Harry & David store is a very good shop selling
Birkenstocks and a nice deli - if you are still hungry after
"shopping". Don't forget: no sales tax in Oregon!
Myrtle Creek/Winston
RV Parks:
"On the River" Golf & RV Park
Elevation 538'. This park is, indeed, on the river - the
South Umpqua River. It sits on a pretty little bend and
there is a nice swimming hole too. The park is quiet, yet
less than 2 miles off Interstate 5 (exit 113). Friendly
owners. Pull-through and back-in gravel full-hook-up sites
(30 and 50 amp). Pay showers, no cable TV (a few grainy
antenna stations), fishing pond (barbless, catch & release),
playground, lots of trees and lawn, well-maintained
old-fashioned campground. Good water pressure. Wi-Fi. But
forget about the "golf" advertised. It is like a putt-putt
Par 3 - and only six holes! Stay 6 days and get the 7th day
free. AAA, Good Sam, Escapee discounts, plus others.
In the area:
Wildlife Safari
Neskowin
RV Parks:
Neskowin Creek RV Resort
GPS: N45° 05.723' W123° 58.784
Neskowin Creek is in a large grassy field - so it is very
satellite-friendly. They are a membership park (Coast to Coast, RPI, and
many others - check their website for details), but have offers for
non-members. Full hook-up sites on gravel, picnic table, 50 amp. Swimming
pool, spa. This park is not on the beach and has no beach access. There are
about a zillion rabbits and bunnies running around, so be aware of this if
you travel with a beagle! Read our postcard (with
lots of bunny photos)
Newport
RV Park:
Newport Marina RV Park
This is a convenient place to stay if you are going to spend
a few day in Newport or are going fishing. There are sites
right at the marina, or at the "annex" next door to a motel.
Opt for the newly refurbished main area. The Hatfield Marine
Science Center and the Oregon Coast Aquarium are within
walking distance of this RV park, as is the Rogue Brewery.
You can also get a fishing charter from the marina or rent a
crab pot or two. Fish cleaning stations and crab cooking
stations. Full hook-ups, good cell service, free wi-fi. The
park is operated by the Port of Newport.
Pacific Shores RV Resort
One of the nicest RV parks in the country. So fancy, they
have room service. Prepare to spend the big bucks - but you
will receive fabulous service and a perfect campsite. If you
love the Oregon Coast - this is your park. Motorcoaches
only, with RV size and age restrictions. Non-aggressive dogs
only. No beach access - because the park sits on a cliff
over the ocean - but otherwise, sweet.
South Beach State Park
Garmin GPS: N44° 36.527' / W124° 03.607'
Another great Oregon State Park. Old-fashioned campground
with back-in sites in trees. (It can be tricky to get your
satellite through the trees in some sites, and not all sites
are long enough for a big rig.) Family and pet-friendly.
Play grounds, great bike path to the Aquarium and brew pub.
Quite a hike to the beach - 1/3 to 1/2 mile - but what a
great beach! Nature trails, recycling center, ranger talks,
campground hosts, firewood for sale, plus a small store
selling ice, etc. 228 electrical sites. Many have water.
Since there is no grass, and just a narrow strip of
pavement, it tends to get a little sandy & dirty here. Dump
station. Tent area, hiker/biker camp and 27 yurts to rent.
In the area:
Oregon Coast Aquarium
Mark O. Hatfield Marine Science Center |
Read our postcard
Yaquina Head Lighthouse |
Read our postcard
Restaurants & Food:
Rogue Brewery |
Review
South Beach Fish Market |
Review
Mo's Clam Chowder |
Review
Newport Farmers Market |
Read our postcard
April's at Nye Beach |
Review
Nearby:
Gracie's Sea Hag in Depoe Bay |
Review
Ainslee's Salt Water Taffy in Depoe Bay
Pendleton
RV Parks:
Wild Horse Casino, RV Park and Golf Club
We stay here quite a bit as it is basically a days-drive
east of our home. The RV park is behind a huge
casino/hotel/restaurant complex, a few miles east of the
city of Pendleton, on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. Full
service, paved pull-through sites. 30 or 50 amp. Heated
pool, hot tub, laundry. Office if often unstaffed, so
self-registration is common. Shuttle bus swoops-in often to
take campers up to the casino. The golf course is very nice,
with a great variety of bird life.
In the area:
Pendleton Underground Tour |
Read our postcard
Pendleton Roundup |
See a photo
Wild Horse Golf Club |
See a photo
|
April 2004 round
Pendleton Woolen Mills |
Read our postcard
Tamastslikt Cultural Institute |
Read our postcard
(Pronounced: Tah-MUSK-tah-lick)
Restaurants:
Cimmiyotti's |
Review
Shady Cove
RV Parks:
Rogue River RV Park
Ask for site 74, 75 or 76 - they face
into the river. Very quiet. Shade, but I
could still find the satellite. There
are some long-time live-in's here, but
still a pretty nice park, right on the
Rogue River. You can use the pool and
hot tub at the motel across the street.
They have very soft water for a
wonderful shower. Full service paved
sites with picnic tables, laundry, cable
TV, restrooms and a friendly staff. This
is the place to be if you fish!
In the area:
Rogue River Gorge Viewpoint |
Read our postcard
Union
RV Parks:
Eagles Hot Lake RV Park
65182 Hot Lake Lane
(Hwy 203 & Hot Lake Lane)
La Grande, OR 97850
541.963.5253
Situated on Highway 203 between Union & La Grande, Oregon, this nice park is a
good location to explore the area. 90 foot full-service gravel pull-throughs
with 30 & 50 amps, heated pool & spa (in season), store, laundry, bathhouse,
free wifi, pavilion, tent sites. Set in a meadow below a hill, this park is
nothing fancy, but has good facilities and is quiet (though there is an
occasional train about a half-mile away). Cell service.