No pool, no laundry, no cordial front desk. Made to feel like she's doing you a favor. Open at…read more9:00, closed at 12:00 for lunch, open at 1:00, closes at 5:00. Did not explain the differences in price structure from the day rate, the week rate, to the month rate (you have to pay for your electricity.) We ended up opting for the week, and extended it twice. Then extended one more week, but she charged us four consecutive weeks, amounting to almost $800 for our stay of four weeks. In addition, kept reminding us we would have to move to accommodate a previous reservation. Our neighbor RVer was told by her to 'bring a pie' and she would move others around. Not good.

I got the last site before the eclipse, and got in late. Front desk was still open and was very…read morefriendly. Got to the site, backed the trailer in, unhooked, and finished getting last minute supplies. I have camped in a number of fairground rv parks and this was one of the better ones by far. Only real complaint is wifi password didn't work (wait - camping and wifi? Will wonders never cease.) Overall I was happy with this place. Cheaper than a lot of other rv parks and better as well. Oh yeah, Prineville is home of Les Schwab world headquarters, among other things.

Found this looking for a site close to Smith Rock with showers on our van trip thru Oregon. Only 3…read morecamps here plus the host trailer but never saw them. Sites are all paved on a hill overlooking the lake. All have fire pits, picnic tables and a water pump nearby. One closer to the entrance could hookup to a hose. In between the loop of camps is a nice shaded grassy area. The bathrooms are coded, warm and clean with two hot water showers and a hand dryer by the sinks. The lake was very quiet no one on it but could be used for boating. It has a strong odor like urine that carries up to the camp. Probably not a swimming lake. The highway is very close so you do hear road traffic all night. It is not a secure campground and people come in late at night and leave early.

This place is beautiful, but the host wasn't in the spot it says. On their door it said they would…read morebe down by spot #30, she was but we didn't know that, so we went down their asking if they know who the host is and they said no. We then proceeded to call the county parks office to get a spot that wasn't taken, she gave us no other option than a spot right next to the bathroom and in between the walking paths. Then we were given an invalid code to the bathroom. The camp host shows up and doesn't even acknowledge us. We found out she was the chick laying right in front of us at spot 30 saying she doesn't know who the camp host is. Then 22:00 rolls around and our camp neighbors are a bunch of teenagers talking about guns and shooting from long distances (from home to their school) until 01:00 (why I didn't get up to ask them politely to be quiet since we have an early morning). The camp host didn't go around or even close the gate at 22:00 to make sure that everyone is following the camp quiet hours. I hope they never hire this camp host again. She is rude, obnoxious, and flat out doesn't do her job. This place is beautiful and I was hoping to enjoy it but I was asking too much by wanting a camp host that does their job.

Great park! We stayed in the cabin because we were looking for cheap accommodations and dont own…read morean rv. We had a blast. Cabin is adorable and affordable. About a mile from the reservoir. There is a gas station and diner across the street too. We were nervous when we pulled in because the park was packed with Rvs .. but the 3days and 4 the next weekend we barely saw anyone about. ( facebook workers) Outdoor pool was clean. Free showers on site. Game room had TV and AC Downside: Only 1 cabin. - But 3 A frames. 15min outta town We will be back anytime we need somewhere to stay in Prineville Hidden Gem for sure

New managers. Very friendly and helpful. Well out of the way, peaceful and quiet. Beautiful…read moremountain views. All good experiences so far and been here a month.

Extremely quiet and peaceful location, especially at this time of year. The park and campground…read morewere open with only a handful of campers on the night we stayed. The reservoir was beautiful and the park grounds clean and very well-maintained. The feeling of serenity here was top-notch (although to be fair I would imagine that to be mostly due to the season, as I could see that aspect waning when the campground is busy as there isn't a lot of privacy between some sites.) We really enjoyed the night. Two notes, however. I was surprised to see the lack of a trail system in such a location. And, the camp hosts we approached for info didn't seem to be very informed. Overall a very serene International Dark Sky Park in a lovely setting.

Beautiful spot with great views and plenty of space for camping, boating, and relaxing by the…read morewater. The lake is peaceful and perfect for fishing or kayaking. Campsites were clean and well-maintained. It can get pretty hot during the day, and some areas are a bit crowded in peak season, but overall a great place to unwind and enjoy nature.

We decided to camp here during our trip to the Painted Hills which is approximately 45 mins away…read more We got pretty lucky that we were able to walk-in and get the last campsite available next to the lake during July 4th weekend. The vault toilets were clean. There's one water spout for the campground and a picnic table and fire pit at each campsite. Only downfall was there was no cellphone reception but that could also be a good thing!

I have rented there for sometime. Nice people. No electrical hook-up, just a simple patch of dirt.read more

We absolutely loved this place. We booked last minute over a weekend in July and were truly very…read morepleased with the place. Yes it's dated, but in an awesome hot tub time machine kind of way. The rooms were super clean, and had updated flat screen TVS. The mattress was firm, but quite comfortable. A/C worked like a charm, and it was quiet and pleasant. The wooden ceiling and octagon shaped rooms are a very fun and unique experience. There are several old reviews from perhaps years back from folks who just might be kind of...Jerky. If you like the outdoors, beauty, history, vintage fun type hotels that are well maintained AND a little adventure, then this is the place for you. The views are absolutely beautiful, perched on the edge of a canyon that one could consider a mini Grand Canyon. There's a trail right from the property that you can take to the bottom of the canyon to enjoy a beautiful river. We walked the trail in the early evening and immensely enjoyed nature's art, the Canyon's walls painted with the tangerine light of the setting sun. Then we sat on the deck outside our room and enjoyed a cold and delicious beverage. Also, is now dog friendly with a modest deg deposit required per night. Get your friends, both furry and human, and go here.

Pretty good! Here's the lowdown: downsides- old rooms and furniture. Small tv 12 inch…read more Upsides- fridge in room, beautiful grounds and views from each room, friendly staff, great cable tv selection, close to town, affordable. Overall glad to be here. Would return.

Basically a parking lot with hook ups…read more No WiFi No Cable No Pool No Clubhouse No Shade

Great RV park outside of Redmond OR. Easy in and out. The best wi-fi we have expeienced across…read morethe country. Really like this park and it will be our go-to whenever we are in Bend.