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    Roamer's Rest RV Park

    4.0 (51 reviews)
    Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Dog walk area.
    Michele O.

    Just a place to park your RV while you check out the Portland area. Small sites, basically a cement drive with a bit of grass. No picnic tables. No campfires allowed. Traffic noise, but not too bad if you are on the lower section. Staff a little crazy with their golf carts...women pulled out right in front of us as we entered the RV park, when she realized what she had done, she just shrugged her shoulders and kept going. Recycle bins were overflowing when we were there. Also, didn't like the "dog walk", it is situated behind the RV sites that back up to the river, so you almost feel like you are intruding on their sites. Overall, an ok place to stay if you plan to be away from the RV park for sightseeing. Not a place to chill and relax.

    Site 69 is a back-in site- and because our trailer is so small, we had a little patio area!
    Kerri H.

    This was a good quick-stop on our way through Oregon! The staff was friendly, the bathrooms were clean (and spacious!), with a small laundry area (2 washers, 2 dryers @ $1.50 each- so $3/ full load). The back-in site was nicer than the pull-through because it meant we actually had some trees! What keeps it from being a 5-star was just how close the spots were to one another, and the lack of family-feel. It just didn't feel as if kids were all that welcome- there were rules against scooters, no fire-pits allowed (which, to be fair, was a rule at another rv park we stopped at) and no activities for them (we searched for the horseshoe pit that is labeled on the map to no avail). We stayed here twice- for 1-2 nights each- and I would stay here again, but not for more than a couple of nights.

    Howard S.

    Nice RV park near Portland. Pull-thru spots in lower lot are mostly flat, not overly large but are FHU. The shower rooms (4) are very nice. Each is a full bathroom. The showers have both volume and temp control knobs. 2 are nice big handicaps showers with flat roll-in floors and very large.

    Squirrel garden.  Pure kitsch.  Love it!!!
    Dina B.

    This RV park is immaculate! It has really nice restrooms and laundry facilities. Actually it is the nicest restroom I have ever seen in a campground. The grounds are beautifully landscaped. Also, the lady that checked us in was super nice. Why not 5 stars? It's missing a few things. There are no picnic tables, or fire rings, or much for kids to do. In fact, it's not really a kid place at all. There's just a few feet of (perfectly manicured) grass between each site. This is a great place to stop for the night. It's quiet for a good night's sleep, and you can have a great hot shower in the morning. The wireless from my campsite was flakey - when it was working, bandwidth was measured at 3-5 Mbps.

    Picture of our RV that was rejected from this park

    Shocked at how we were treated trying to make a reservation. They wouldn't even consider us because our RV is a 99 (picture of our RV attached to this comment). They wouldn't even let us send them a picture to show them the condition of our RV. People always compliment our motorhome and think its new. Its been stored indoors almost its whole life. This RV has never been rejected from a park before. We even explained I am a travel nurse trying to work in Portland. In this stressful year when it has been difficult finding jobs, this campground made it even more stressful. Most places make exceptions for first responders and medical staff. Not a priority here I guess.

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    Ask the Community - Roamer's Rest RV Park

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    Sauvie Island - 5/10/2024 - One of the houseboat areas people live on.

    Sauvie Island

    4.4(90 reviews)
    17.7 mi

    Many people only think of "the pumpkin patch" or other U-Pick farms on Sauvie Island, but there is…read moreSO MUCH to see and do here. * Bird & Wildlife watching. There is a refuge on the NW side of the island where visitors can see bald eagles, cranes, herons, Osprey, nutria, deer, coyotes, and other critters. * Greenways and trails (Wapato Loop, Warrior Point Trail). * Beaches along the Columbia River (swimming, fishing), including a clothing-optional beach. * Kayaking and SUP (paddleboarding) on Multnomah Channel. * The island is a popular place for cyclists. * Picnic area at Howell Territorial Park. * Dog training and boarding at Sauvie Island Kennels and Charleton Kennels. NOTE: Permit required to park anywhere on the Island (except private property & businesses). DFW Fish & Wildlife regularly patrols, checking for permits and asking people to show their angler's licenses.

    Perfect escape from Portland and just a 25 minute drive, Sauvie Island is a Gem! One of my Happy…read morePlaces! Where the madness of the world disappears, a slower pace, beauty, peace and calm take over. In every season, there is something to see. The wildlife - bald eagles, blue heron, birds too many to mention, deer - is reason enough. Getting in touch with Nature is the answer to so many things. Daffodils and pink cherry trees announce Sprin with the white blossoms of apple and pear trees close behind. The weeping Willows with their long bright green tresses are magnificent with the lakes and swamps behind them. There are so many trails to walk to take in all of this beauty and see the wildlife. Raccoon Point, across from the dog kennel, is a great starting point with its own parking lot and several benches for those that want to rest and take it all in. On a summer day, the white Sandy beaches along the river are the perfect place to picnic, soak up the sun and go for a swim. The water is calm and actually warm. Take that Portland! It's not the ocean, so don't expect waves, and since Sauvie Island isn't commercialized, there are no bathroom facilities or showers. The parking strip is dotted with this porta potties we all hate but need. Make sure to buy a parking permit, you can pick one up at the convenience store before you cross the Sauvie Island Bridge or the few convenience stores you pass on NW Reeder Road once on the island. Buy the permit! They do ticket. The first beach is the family beach. You will recognize it by the cars parked along the road and steps with railings that take you over the small grassy knoll to the beach. If you drive further down to the gravel road, you will hit the clothing optional beach. While you are there in the summer, stop at the fruit farms and stands or go berry picking, apple picking - many types of fruit and signs are everywhere. Bring a bucket and washcloths and pick your own old blackberries that grow along the sides of the road, everywhere. When the nights get cold and the trees start to turn, the vibrant colors of the various trees lure me to Sauvie Island. Just driving around taking in the beauty makes me smile. There are several farms to pick apples, pears, pumpkins and many have full in Harvest festivities with hayrides and a maze walk. Make a day of it! Winter is even more quiet than other times of the year when everything is resting but with it comes it's own stillness and beauty. If you live in Portland or the nearby suburbs, plan a visit and once you experience the quiet beauty of the island, I'm sure you will visit over and over again. Important to note - there are not a lot of restaurants so bring a picnic. Or do a search and plan on a particular place. The Island Cove is a great stop and it's right before you get to the beach area. Enjoy!!!

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    Sauvie Island - 5/10/2024 - One of the houseboat areas people live on.

    5/10/2024 - One of the houseboat areas people live on.

    Sauvie Island - 5/10/2024 - One of the houseboat areas people live on.

    5/10/2024 - One of the houseboat areas people live on.

    Sauvie Island - 8/2/2024 - One of the houseboat areas off the main road on Sauvie Island.

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    8/2/2024 - One of the houseboat areas off the main road on Sauvie Island.

    Premier RV Resort

    Premier RV Resort

    3.9(46 reviews)
    35.6 mi

    We stayed at this RV resort for three nights for our 2026 Summer trip. Initially, we only booked…read morefor 2 nights on our way to Salem, but because we liked it so much, so we called to add another night during our stay, but we didn't know we needed to get our bathhouse cards reprogrammed. Hence, the cards lost their function on our third night stay when we got back from our adventure and it was late, so the front office was closed. ( it was like almost 10 pm) When I called the emergency number, Tyler, the service gentleman on duty was very polite and helpful, he met me and my family at the bathhouse a few minutes later, with one of the maintenance cards for us to use. He truly showed us the meaning of hospitality. We loved how clean the resort was: it was the first resort we ever stayed having workers out cutting grasses and watering plants. The roses were beautiful! We loved the swimming pool & hot tub, as well the walking trails and rivers nearby. The water quality and pressure in the shower room was excellent! (This has been a problem for me in all the RV parks we had stayed in the past) Overall, the experience with Premier RV Resort has been the best we have had! ( we have done quite a few years of RV traveling!) Tonight, we are staying in their Lincoln city location, hoping it would be a great experience, too!

    We have been to this resort three years in a row for a softball tournament at Wallace Marine. The…read morerestrooms are always clean. The sites are beautiful, and the employees are extremely helpful and kind. This last year we experienced some homophobic behavior from another guest and the employees at Salem premier RV made sure to let us know they do not condone that behavior and they helped us out of a sticky situation. If you're looking for a spot to park your trailer and have a good time down in Salem or even at Lincoln city I highly recommend this campground.!!!

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    This is Our OLD RV on the right

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    Silver Spur Rv Park - Another brilliant sunset, Silverton, OR -- August 25, 2025

    Silver Spur Rv Park

    4.1(34 reviews)
    26.9 mi

    Wow, this is perfect for a weekend warrior like myself. They have a game room, free coffee,…read morepopcorn, you can borrow from their dvd collection, and best of all is that their hot tub is HOT. it could use some work on the jets but after a long day of hiking, I was happy to soak. The front desk staff were so friendly and kind. Note, they open at 9AM. We wanted free coffee before 9AM and fortunately they hooked us up. I will stay here again when I am in Oregon. FYI, some sites don't have a fire pit.

    Silver Spur RV Park, Silverton, OR August 22-26, 2025…read more This is our 3rd time here over the course of the last 7 years. It's not my favorite RV park, but it's better than most and works pretty well for our needs. The RV Park is right next to the main highway coming into town that can get pretty busy at times, hence, noise. It seems like the park has gone downhill a little. The sewer hook up for my site was broken. I managed dumping our tanks without making a mess, but it should have been repaired. The WiFi is next to useless. Cell coverage for Verizon was pretty bad too. But Silver Spur is really the only game in town. It is nice to be very close to the main town of Silverton, which has a nice brewery and tap house, along with nice shops. It's about a mile away from The Oregon Gardens, which is a true gem that must be visited. Mount Angel (with Abby, sausage company, and brewery) is about 6 miles away and Vitis Winery is also close by. Silver Falls State Campground and Park is about a half hour away, but it's almost impossible to get a site there during the summer season. I understand they do have hook ups. That park's trails and waterfalls are also a must. Silver Spur park has gravel roadways and sites. It has full hook ups (electricity a must for air conditioning on 102 degree days with 70% humidity), a swimming pool and jacuzzi, nice club house with game room - pool table, foosball, TV, etc.,laundry area, dog area, kid play area, and propane refill. They'll drive a cart to your spot to pick up your 6 gallon tanks to refill them for you. The staff are friendly and helpful. Check in is Smooth.

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    Silver Spur Rv Park - Wide sites near Railroad tracks.

    Wide sites near Railroad tracks.

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