We rolled up with no reservation on a Thursday night, and not sure what to expect. Other reviews…read morewere all over the map - some great, some not so great. Firstly, the person I dealt with at the desk (the new owner) was super nice, and we were able to check in to a beautiful, newly renovated room. The decor was Scandinavian minimalist, with recycled wood, and a large comfy couch for serious lounging. The room was ADA ready and sparkling clean. The bed was comfy with excellent linens. There are planned renovations to the bar/restaurant area inside the main building that I assume are now on hold due to current Covid restrictions. Secondly, the hot springs itself is a large, in-ground concrete pool that's open air. Total plus. While this portion of the resort is still to be renovated, the water is clean and hot. The pool is drained every night and refilled the following morning. The source water comes out at 140 degrees and is regulated to be around 98 to 100 degrees. It was a joy to float in the water, as bats flew overhead and the stars glowed in the evening sky. Don't know if I'll ever make it back there again, but I wish the new owners well and hope other Yelpers will seek them out for a stay and a soak. Lakeview is a fairly rural town but quaint and welcoming.

Hunters hot springs is under new management. The new owners are completely refurbishing the…read moreproperty and have hopes to build an enjoyable and relaxing experience. I was at the soft opening of the restaurant and the food overall was good with just a few but expected missteps. I hope they succeed in their new venture as Lakeview needs a shot in the arm.

Charged me one hundred eighty and the wifi did not work. It was clean, I felt relatively safe but…read moreto charge the same as the hotel next door is gouging. The ladies just stared and not friendly.

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

This is such an unexpectedly beautiful RV resort. Location-wise, it is in a beautiful and quiet…read morepart of Oregon. You can clearly hear the birds and chipmunks, and the atmosphere is really peaceful. The resort itself is cleverly designed and very well maintained. It has a double ring road design, which means every single site is a convenient pull-through site. The bathrooms are incredibly clean, and the showers look really nice too. There is a nice deck with a fire pit near the restrooms, and there is a gorgeous grass field in the center of the resort. Each campsite has a nice tree, providing ample shade. The resort is also very walkable, with different hiking and biking trails to explore. My family will definitely be camping 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!

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

Stayed here twice. Loved it. Check in a a breeze. We had a pull thru site. My dog led me straight…read moreto the places she wanted to go. Really peaceful

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.

My friends and I rented the cabin for a long weekend and it was a spectacular escape from the rest…read moreof the world. The house is gorgeous, spacious, and luxurious. Plenty of space to play games, make group dinners, or lay out under the stars. We had a wonderful and relaxing weekend. The views were breathtaking, the quiet was serene, and Key, the cat, was the best greeter ever. It was also fun to say Hi to the horse in the mornings. Thankful for a wonderful space to have a relaxing weekend and enjoy Oregon's new Dark Sky Sanctuary.

Our Family Loved the stay her. We had a hoped it was a nice as all of the other review observed for…read morethis area. This RV campground is a true gem. It has all the features one would look for in an RV campground but, it has a quaint feel.

The only thing this park has going for it, is it's close to shopping and really cheap. Water sewer…read moreelectric and basic cable all for$300 a month. The bad is the manager goes around the park several times a day checking on every thing, and heaven forbid if there is anything out of place or something she doesn't like. And if you're home she stops at every trailer to talk to you. I look at this as harrassment. Wouldn't stay here! This is not a high end park. Its low end.

The park is quiet, has new managers and owners who are polite and easy to work with. Most of the…read moreresidents are long term but are quiet and the problem makers have all been cleared out in 2018. The rent is low and includes power sewer and water. The other parks in town charge more and do not include electric in the price. No, this park does not look like a high end park, but I've been in town for 2 years and I feel safer here than some of the other parks around, just by location and access. everyone here keeps an eye out for other RV'rs so I feel it's a good place to be.