Nice state park. But get ready for some Mosquitos after twilight. Standing water is nearby. They…read morelike standing water. I guess early or late in the season the Skeeters might level off. Stayed July 5th, 2024. Drove right up and got a campsite. Place was 40% full. Because of the Skeeters? Paid $19, out of state.

Sweet little state park on the edge of goose Lake. Hot showers clean bathrooms and very quiet. A…read moregreat birding spot from the picnic and Day use area. All sites are first come first served. There is a discount for Oregon residents. There are hosts on site. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Everyone was so nice and helpful here. Extremely quiet and exactly what I needed. Clean restrooms…read moreand huge HOT showers. I would stay here again.

Pleasantly surprised by this RV park! Nice check in person, clean and organized grounds, very clean…read morebathroom, huge showers, an outdoor covered picnic area with 2 gas grills, very nice laundry room with comfortable chairs and even magazines & books to peruse. A nice outside fire out to gather at, volleyball area, nice view of lake, even ladders in case you need to check something on top of your rig! I feel like they've consciously thought it every detail! Oh! And it's a quiet area NOT right on the highway!! We will be back!

What an incredible spot not far out of downtown Lakeview. The proprietors are such wonderful folk…read more We have a rooftop tent, so really, we are not an RV. But this place has everything you could ever want for a stay! Clean showers and restrooms! A wonderful laundry room! A great outdoor spot for washing dishes! Beautifully kept grounds, an outdoor firepit (propane), and a reservoir a stones throw away. We really appreciate Kahn for permitting us to stay here overnight. It was one of the best experiences of our Eastern Oregon adventure!

Awesome, peaceful park on a farm! Great for adults. Would definitely stay here again; highly…read morerecommended!

Nice, pretty large first-come, first-served (no reservations available) campground in Lava Beds…read moreNational Monument. I think I read there are 40 campsites. They're pretty tightly packed, and most people are sort of one top of one another, but campers were generally respectful and it was quiet by 10pm or so. There was at least one water faucet. I only saw one set of bathrooms, three stalls in the women's room, no showers. There were small RVs there, but I don't know if there were hookups. I think all of the sites were $10 per night, self-pay. It felt safe and clean. It's right in the National Monument, about 5 minutes' drive from the visitors' center and the main cave loop. It's way the heck out there, but there are paved roads the whole way. The nearest food I found was about 35-45 minutes from the campground, to the north.

Lovely and super friendly. It is remote and a bit desolate - but good WiFi, power, etc. Fantastic…read morefor its location.

This is a very friendly RV Park and you can tent camp as well. There is a playground for your…read morelittle ones. The owners are friendly and helpful. There are many attractions to see if you want a day trip. Medicine Lake, Glass Mtn and Lava Beds are just a few. You are one hour from Klamath Falls Oregon. Jessie is on the grounds daily. If you like animals this was a treat.

This place is AMAZING!…read more The location is perfect for storing our camp trailer and art cars and the accommodations that come with that are above par. They have any and everything you could need. The ranch is a nice respite from the city and from the craziness of build, burn and strike week! Thank you guys for everything! Not sure how we would have done it without you this year!!!

We use the ranch to store 2 art cars that we use every year at Burning Man. We also are welcomed…read morewith a smile when we show up to camp and prep our burn each year. After the burn we use the ranch showers and camp till the art cars are broken down and back into the storage lot. ~Sunset Lounge Camp