Beautiful campground to see nature and all it has to offer and the stars in the sky look like you…read morecan reach up and touch them beautiful.

We stayed at Hawk's Nest two nights during a week long camping adventure we took as a family with…read moretwo kiddos (6&9). Overall, great place to stay with great (free) showers. The kids really enjoyed the playground (but be warned, they will come back extra dirty- yay for the showers). We only have a truck camper that has a battery with solar, but still booked a site with full electric just in case we needed an extra charge (we did use electricity for our air fryer though). One downside to me was not having a camp fire ring or a table (luckily we had our own, but we don't always take one)... but it wasn't a deal breaker. Pamela was very friendly, and when we came to the on site store for something we ran out of, unfortunately it wasn't available in the store, she did however get us what we needed from her personal house. Thank you again. If we are ever in that area we'd definitely come back.

Lakeside Restaurant and Motel met and exceeded my expectations! The room was clean and very nicely…read moredecorated. The beds and linens very fresh and clean. It was nice being able to watch a movie (they have DirectTV!) after a week of camping in Grand Teton and Yellowstone. The restaurant was also cute, food was excellent, and wait staff was very attentive and friendly. We had breakfast, country fried steak/eggs and an omelette...both dishes were amazing! I highly recommend staying and enjoying a meal here!

This is NOT the motel to stay out if you just need to sleep for the night. The lighting is…read moreabsolutely atrocious; it's a mystery how they haven't been sued for someone falling down and breaking their neck trying to find the room. Sure motion lights are up, but they don't trigger until it's too late. Furthermore in the dark trying to leave with a big rig good luck finding your way out. No lights no signs to help you. Oh well I was stuck out in the desert alone for under an hour no biggy. Sarcasm. This was absolutely the very worst stay of my lifetime, and I would sleep in a car before ever returning to your "self serve" check in/out motel. Horrendous!

Super friendly - new owners are happy to have you camping with them. Right next to Hole in the…read moreGround and Fort Rock, this small, family owned campground/RV Park was quiet and a great spot to drop the trailer and explore around. Adjacent to BLM land to hike right from your campsite, too. No city lights and was a excellent place for stargazing, too. One bar of cell service was just enough that you could pretend that the texts didn't go through that could wait for a later time LOL Thanks for the nice stay!

From the owner: Coyote Ridge Campground is a campground and RV park established in 2024. Our goal is to provide…read morepeople with a family-friendly campground centered around enjoying the Oregon Outback and all it has to offer. Located on the edge of the Great Basin Desert, overlooking the Fort Rock Tuff ring, the campground is the perfect space for hiking, relaxing, wildlife viewing, or catching a weekend concert at the onsite stage. Available sites include RV sites with power/water and Tent camping. The space is also bookable for events and festivals that are seeking to utilize the onsite stage, community gathering areas, and access to many outdoor opportunities.

Pull in off the road at Silver Lake one block in , from on the Oregon's Outback scenic byway. It's…read moreconvenient and a good value. A back area green-space for all to wind-down in and converse, an imaginative playground too. It's a real small RV park, 20/ night. $80/ week - prices reflect that in there is no laundry or bathroom/showers- You must be a self contained unit., and the pull throughs are drive-throughs nothing fancy. Gravel, level. A good stop in between long distances . If just looking for dump station @ $5 Exact cash, can put in black mailbox . High desert sunsets and west 20 miles from the Forest, or a reservoir to the East Call 541 576-2379 for Elaine The Cowboy Dinner Tree is reservations only it close . And the Silver Lake cafe/restaurant down has street with very good family food locally. The Mercantile store ( old-timey ) is in walking distance and has local meats, drinks and marshmallows. Very low key. Some folks have decided to stay longer. I'm staying for the summer

From the owner: In the main park, we have 2 spaces for overnighters where the trees are next to the lawn - space 6…read moreand 7 with full hook-up, must back in. We have a new area we call the 'overflow'. It does not have sewer hook-ups, but can empty gray water. One can pull-through or back in. It is great for groups. One comment made many times - it is so quiet here!

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!

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

The managers are the rudest and most unprofessional I have ever encountered, although the owner was…read morenice. The sites are small even though there is a lot of property. It could be really nice if they made more of an effort. Beautiful views, but no tables or fire pits. Fortunately, we are passing through and this is not a destination. Wouldn't recommend for families due to unwelcoming atmosphere. Fine for a one-night stay for one or two people.

From the owner: "Wild Goose Meadows is the best RV park in the Lakeview area! We're the perfect distance from…read moredowntown, where you can enjoy a campfire and ol' perpetual right from your RV or camp site. Free coffee and tea in the office all day long. We are at the center of a real OHV paradise with hundreds of miles of off roading trails to explore! The town of Lakeview is also OHV friendly and accommodating. Don't forget to enjoy all the abundant hiking, cycling and fishing in the myriads of streams and lakes in the area too. Stop by and enjoy sleeping around!"

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!

From the owner: Ready to book your RV Park in Lakeview Oregon? Click now to reserve your hideaway…read more Our Lakeview Oregon RV Park, The High Desert Hideaway, is a boutique style RV Park tucked away in Lakeview's downtown district right off highway 395. It's the perfect spot to "hideaway" if you are looking explore what the area has to offer or if you are just passing through . We love Lakeview Oregon- both the town and surrounding high desert has a lot to offer. Our little RV park will be the perfect stop for you. Whether your headed south on 395 on your way to Reno, north on your way to Bend, or west on highway 140 to Klamath Falls, or East to Winnemucca this hidden gem of an RV Park is your perfect rest stop for a night, or two, or more. We are located at 629 North G Street, Lakeview Oregon 97630.

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!