If I could give more stars I would! If you don't visit this place at least once in your lifetime…read moreyou are missing out! The location, service and accommodations were amazing! We were there in between seasons but plan to return to enjoy some of the activities! Take the UTV tour ... it's a must! Thank you Mike and team for an amazing visit!

Very strange experience. We booked a week vacation at Silvie's in our Super-C RV with the silver…read morepackage to enjoy the food, the grounds, and golf each day. We drove over 7 hours in our RV for this destination and we were excited for the experience. The price was expected to be between $4,500 and $5,000 for the week. We expected that to include the basic necessities like hookups for power, water, as well as little luxuries like WiFi, access to the ranch, rounds of golf each day, and food and beverage. We were not expecting to be boondocking (using our own propane, diesel generator, and our own water), meaning we did not arrive with enough propane, diesel, or water to last the week without their hookups. The first night their generator did not work and their pipes froze over, so we had no power and no water except for what we brought with us. This continued into the next day. Our pipes were fine. Then we saw 3 large charges on our card coming to over $7,700. We brought this up with management. Meredith, Tim, and Molly attempted to make it up to us and fix the charges, but it seemed like each person we talked to did not have a solution that was going to last the week for their generator. It seemed their generator was supposed to be on a timer, but the timer wasn't working so a manager named Rob had to come out to turn on the generator at 6am and 6pm...but he didn't always come out to turn it on. When he did, their generator did not always continue to work for as long as it was supposed to. Again the next night there was no power. Then, when Meredith brought out the itemized charges it showed someone had made a huge mistake and it was coming to over $11,000 for the week. Silvie's agreed to give us a full refund. That night we talked to Roger, who worked with Silvie's and said we should give them another try and stay an extra day. We enjoyed the golf there, and we had power the next morning, so we decided we would give them another chance. We left to fill up our RV with propane, diesel, and water just in case Rob did not turn on the generator again, but we planned to come back so we could still stay the remaining 5 days of our reservation, with proper pricing. The owner of Silvie's said they would not honor our reservation after providing the refund. We didn't ask for a full refund, just that we should not be charged $7,700 or $11,000 for the week. We wanted to pay for our dinners, drinks, golf (although we didn't get to finish the round because our cart ran out of power since it was not able to charge with their generator issue). The whole experience was just embarrassing. We don't like to complain and we were trying to work with management to do the right thing, but we had no power or water during very cold nights. It was just such a disorganized mess and the owner seemed to just want to wash their hands of us since so many things had gone wrong. You will probably be fine coming to Silvie's if you stay in their cabins, confirm their pricing in writing, and confirm their power, well, heat, and AC all work. The other reviews that complained about issues with special menu requests don't make sense to me. The lodge food we tried was great and it's a working cattle ranch... you should not come to a cattle ranch on vacation if you're a vegetarian or vegan. If you plan on coming to Silvie's in a RV or trailer, be prepared, their hookups will not be consistent, so you may be boondocking. You will not have the advertised WiFi, garbage service, and many other amenities. Their pipes may freeze. Their generator may not provide power. There's no cell or Starlink service in the area so if your rig has its own WiFi it will not work. No one will come out and check on you, the RV sites, or to see if the generator is working. You will definitely need a golf cart so you can ride back and forth to let them know what's going on. Just be prepared to boondock and be completely self sufficient on their properly, but to also be invoiced a premium price. Very, very weird and unhappy experience for a resort we were really looking forward to and were scouting out for future big events.

Great place to visit and close to down town. Candidly, this is a hidden gem for passing through…read moreRVers!

If your looking for a quite and peaceful campground with beautiful surroundings, Grant County…read moreFairground RV Park is the place to be. The host is super nice and helpful, and the price can't be beat. I would definitely recommend this campground to anyone. 5/20/23 $35 for full hook up.

Bend RV Resort to Cathi's Place, a tale of two parks!…read more Bend RV had every imaginable amenity you could want; it had the feel of a five star hotel. But it lacked one thing you could tell that the personnel running the park didn't really seem to be involved with the guests. Think Biltmore servants with there own stairs and passage ways so the guests weren't disturbed. Then we went to Cath's Place in Hines/Burns. It was a Saturday and she came out a greeted us like we were old friends. Cathi will try and greet all her guests, but she has a postal job that requires her to be gone 4 hours a day. She also works on all her equipment herself, while making her little slice of earth come alive with flowers and amenities. She has plans to expand but that will have to wait until she has the time and money to do it right. What I witnessed on Saturday night around nine, we were taking our dogs out for the last time before bed. People were coming to her park broke down (broken water hose) and they came to the park in their tow car, she stayed with them until the wrecker came and set their coach in place and hooked up. When I remarked that she went above and beyond the call of duty. She said, "That's what people do for each other."

Sweet little stop on our way home. Owner Is very nice and helpful with deciding on the areas best…read morepizza! Would highly recommend If you need to get stopped and rest. The Sullivans

Giving this 5 stars because it is what it is, where it is - the basics, where the basics are…read moreneeded. We ordered a caramel milk shake and since they heard us talk about splitting it, it came out in two cups. Tasty milkshakes and super nice staff make this a must stop. Diesel and gas also available. There are a couple of RV parking spots with connections out front. Last time we came through, they let us add some water to our tank, since one spot wasn't occupied at the moment.

Staying at the Crane Hot Springs a few miles down the road, my wife and I had breakfast and dinner…read moretwice at the Crane Cafe. What a great place to have a meal. Say hi to owners Wes and Jess. Our waitresses were Reese and Karen. What great customer service they provided. Hailing from Portland, we love to get away to the eastern part of the state and enjoy the small town atmosphere, getting away from the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives. We don't know if we will be back this way, but for now we have fond memories of the Crane Cafe.

Great campground! Very clean and well kempt grounds, really nice and very clean bathrooms. (I…read morecannot overstate how clean the place was.) The owner seemed really nice though I didn't do the booking or talk with him much, personally. The park is dog and kid-friendly. The creek is nice and cold and was great for the kids to play in and was easy to access. (I.e., no stairs to go down, etc.) There was plenty of parking for our crew which was really helpful. There are no water or sewer hookups at each site, but you can do a septic dump on your way out of the park. I think you can also fill your water tank when you enter. (I don't manage the trailer, as you can tell. :) Adjacent to the RV park is a city park for kids with swings, slides, etc. There's also a tennis court with a basketball hoop in it. Just up on the main street there's a little store and coffee shop, though they're closed a couple of days in the middle of the week. Down the road a tiny bit, there's a mercantile with all the basics you might need. There are a couple other little spots in town but those are the ones we most frequented. We went into John Day, Mitchell, and the Thomas Condon Paleontology Center in Kimberly on our day trips. A bit of a drive, but made for nice activities. (FYI, everything in this area of Oregon will be a drive.) General note: Come prepared with sunscreen, hats, a pop-up shade, and lots of mosquito repellent and bug bite cream. It gets pretty hot in Dayville, and thunderstorms rolled through almost every day of our trip. Overall I definitely recommend South Fork RV Park and visiting Dayville and surrounding areas!

Its a real treat to be able to camp in a pristine state park that has only been open a month! We…read morestopped here for a few nights of camping on a longer roadtrip. It feels INCREDIBLY isolated. Out of cell service and quite far from any kind of services. The campground itself is quite small and open - but with big grassy pads for tenting and great star gazing. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. There was no camp host but we were able to buy a bundle of firewood. Pit toilets in the bathrooms and a day use area with a power outlet where we charged our phones. The site has some interesting history, previously being the site of a sawmill. There are some placards around about this. We spent a bit of time exploring the trails - well maintained and pretty sufficient for a family with small kids. My kids also enjoyed seeing the pond and dam.

The staff here are genuinely friendly and welcoming, which set the tone from the moment we arrived…read more The on-site general store is surprisingly well-stocked covering RV accessories, laundry supplies, clothing, toys, collectibles, and food. It's the kind of stop where you can actually resupply without driving into town. The hot tub was clean, well-maintained, and properly warm. Bathrooms had hot showers with solid water pressure, which is never guaranteed at an RV park and always appreciated after a long day on the road. We were passing through on a road trip and stayed one night in our rooftop tent. For a single-night stop, this place delivered everything you'd want. Clean facilities, good amenities, and staff that make you feel like a guest rather than a transaction. Would stop here again without hesitation.

Very nice park. Well maintained with green grass. The owners/employees are very friendly and kind…read more Bathrooms were spotless. Will definitely stay there again.

We stayed at Quail Ridge RV Park in June of 2025. I would highly recommend the park. It's nice,…read moreclean and reasonably prized. The owner and the host are very nice and helpful. We stayed in a Class A motorhome and I will definitely stay here again. Very nice park.

Easy to make reservations and easy access. This is a newer park and very clean. Young trees so not…read moremuch for shade.

Most everything. Lost 3 dollars and my time trying to find…read morea dryer that works. No outlets available.

Machines don't work, number on the wall to call goes straight to voice mail. You're welcome for the…read more$11!