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!

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.

Great place to roll in and rest. Pass by the mile high, it is a moble home park. Trails everywhere…read more Next to Goose Lake. Nothing for 80 miles . The road it better traveled during the day. No services either. It was wonderful to find " Base Camp"

Very cozy park. Bathrooms are immaculate. Hosts are super friendly. Highly recommendableread more

This clean and well kept small park right on 395 was a true find! So quiet despite the highway…read morelocation. water, electricity, and sewer all in good working order. Free Wi-Fi also available. During our stay, we encountered some significant problems with our rig that left it undrivable. We had to stay quite a bit longer than we expected, but the manager was very helpful throughout the process and even allowed us to leave our disabled rented RV behind after a new one was delivered to us. (The mechanic and tow were reported to be coming soon.) We had only expected to stay one night, but we were very thankful to be in a safe place when we encountered engine problems. It's a great place to use as a base camp to explore the area, although we didn't get to do much of that. Thanks again, Kayla for being so understanding and helpful!

My opinion at the time of the dinner. So I have to say that…read morethe two waitresses who seated and took our orders. Tess & Bailey you two are the best. Amazing recommendation for a perfectly cooked steak. They are very knowledgeable friendly people. Hope there management knows that they have two gems right there. Actually all the meal was great. Wife loved her sald. Pictures to come soon. The atmosphere, ( people seem to be happy and having a good time ). The lighting and views where nice with Lots of nice window seating. Great to see Oregons geyser. Believe it or not lol. The drinks where good and not strong. Everything was perfect so if your going to travel to some of the most gorgeous views on the eastside of Oregon then you need to have one of the best steaks on the east side. Enjoy

I was here for a special occasion and decided to splurge on the ribeye, the star of the show as…read moreI've been told. I ordered it rare, and I asked for specifically no salad. I don't like wasting food and all I wanted was the smashed potato for a side. The steak arrived; it was not a cut id associate with a fifty dollar entree and as it was set in front of me I clarified whether it was rare and the server confirmed it was. It was medium done for most of it and medium rare in a couple of bites. A whole side of vegetables (cooked from what I'm assuming is a frozen mix was on the plate as well, and I don't know where that came from. They were not good. That was a side that cheapened the whole dish and the steak did not deliver. I'll be trying the other steakhouse in town or just order a basic entree to not be disappointed next time.

I would stay here again, just know that when I booked it for February 2026, they did not do email…read morereceipts, which could make company travel more of a hassle. Please know that there is a chain pull open/close vent that will pump heat into your room from the ceiling, which I originally made a mistake of thinking was a smoke exhaust vent from the hotel's previous era. It will pump hidden into your room in winter, even if you turn the thermostat off on the room's heating unit. The landline phone contacts faceplate still has the previous hotel's name, Budget Inn. Sheets were old but clean and I'd stay here again.

We've stayed in worse but if I'm honest I really don't want to stay here but we're stuck the hotel…read morenext door is full and we're too tired to keep driving. The guy checking us in seemed nice. Our room is clean. The refrigerator is cute. But this place just gives me creepy vibes. Not a place for a single lady that's for sure.

We totally love the Fremont Inn! This was our first time staying here, but it certainly will not be…read moreour last. Erica (pronounced more like a-REE-ka, she says it SO much prettier than I can) was amazing! She runs the front desk (I believe is an owner) and is so welcoming and helpful. I totally agree with Michele R's review, especially what she wrote about cultural differences and pride/care in ownership not being the same as bad attitude. I read her review before going and was thinking that I should just keep that in the back of my mind if I took something as a negative attitude (remember that it could definitely just be a cultural difference), but that time never came. Maybe it was because we strive to be respectful anyway, so our attitudes were not coming from a place of entitlement. Yes, there are signs up at different places stating some rules, but that is to protect their property as well as make everyone aware of what the rules are. I would much rather know what to do or not do than to get "in trouble" for doing something wrong or breaking something. This lovely hotel used to be a senior living center, but obviously a really nice one. There are not many options in this really small town and as far as I can tell, it is the best one. We have stayed at the Best Western in town and did not have any problems, but the Fremont Inn is now our favorite by far. We were in room 111 and it had a little kitchen area with a larger refrigerator than most hotel rooms, a microwave, desk, two large closets (one with built in shelves), a nice shower and short tub (with accessible bars, if needed), and a queen-size bed with lots of pillows. I also love the facts that the entire property is no smoking of any kind (Don't even try it! You will be fined... and I, for one, really appreciate that!), the room doors open into an interior hallway, and the entire property is all on the ground floor. Their lobby and dining area are so much nicer than you would expect in a small town hotel. We were there during the time that they are not serving a complementary breakfast, so I cannot speak to that, but I am sure it would be good. They do everything with a lot of care. I had trouble with my tv at first. I could not get it to turn on. Erica called over the housekeeper and they both came to my room to help me out. The housekeeper (sorry that I did not get her name) fixed it quickly, because a cord simply was a bit loose. Erica also showed me how to use the thermostat while she was there. I had not looked for it yet, so that was helpful. It is on the wall between the kitchen area and the rest of the room. This is just a peek at how they went above and beyond during our stay. I most definitely recommend the Fremont Inn.

Great price. Great Mexican restaurant two doors down. Hotel personnel were courteous and helpful…read moreand showed us our room before check in.

This New park is just with Lakeview needed. It is clean, safe, nice wide spaces, nice hook ups and…read moreWi-Fi, easy access to HWY 395 and the owner is the great standup guy!!!! .

This motel is completely renovated as of summer 2026…read more And it is called Oregon Trail Inn & Suites. Rim Rock no longer exists. I'm not doubting the prior 2 reviews dating back many years. This is an old motel, and I'm guessing built in the 1960s. Rooms become dives fast if they are not updated and maintained. However this motel room today, believe it or not, is on par with Holiday Inn Express. No free breakfast, no pool, but the actual room looks new with new furniture and very clean. My price was about $145 on a Saturday night. Pictures below are from my room. We looked at the competition in Lakeview. Executive Inn? No way unless you need to catch all the action of the robust city center of Lakeview. Freemont? Much more expensive, not as new, but offers a breakfast. Personally, I would rather have a good breakfast at Tall Town. Best Western? Looks run down from the outside and more expensive. It's apparent that the owners of Oregon Trail are serious about attracting customers and have dumped a lot of money into renovations lately. I'll probably never visit Lakeview again, but hope the owners can keep up the maintenance, and not let it get run down. As of summer 2026, this is where I would be staying.

Shabby, will skip next time and spend ten dollars more to get something better elsewhere. Stained…read moresheets, burn holes in linens of the non smoking rooms. I hate that.