Nice sites in a forest setting lots of room in most of the sites only things i didn't like is that the firepit was not fully enclosed and they force you to show proof of insurance even if you have a towable wich legally does not need to be insured yes i have full coverage on my unit but I feel that its none of there business if i do or dont read more

Thousand Trails Bend-Sunriver - Site B1 - Campgrounds Near Me - Bend, Oregon

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1 Star for not allowing us to use charcoal in a bbq. I get that you have rules, which I somehow missed, but no campfires? No charcoal? No dump at the sites? Super dusty as well. I should have just boondocked instead of spending way too much money to stay here. I wouldn't have had dump there either but at least I could have actually enjoyed a campfire and bbq. read more

This campground is a great one to stay at. Hidden in the trees it is quiet and calm as well as relaxing. We went mid September and it was fairly empty. They have lots of activities as well as a friendly staff. Just a short drive to many great hikes or lakes as well as Bend and Sunriver if you want to shop or eat. We had a blown fuse and they fixed it right away which was great. I'd recommend staying here anytime. read more

Everything is great. Sites are dirt and mostly very level (for dirt sites). Some sites are fairly close to others, many sites have great privacy and separation. It's a huge park so there are lots of options. You pick your site when you arrive. Plenty of tent sites, really epic ones down at the river (although far from restrooms). Restrooms and facilities are clean and well maintained. There are Yurts and cabins available. Laundry facilities. Two pools - one family and one adults only, both have hot-tubs. A huge nice rec-area. The store is well stocked and open long hours. The staff was super friendly. It can be dusty - everything is dirt and it's in the high desert. Nights can be cold, days can be hot. Mosquitos were not bad during our stay. There are many different playgrounds and the off-leash pet area is really good. It was very quiet at night. There are a couple "food trucks" at the entrance, and they were pretty good. Decent cell coverage from TMobile and Verizon (don't know about AT&T). Putt-putt golf, horseshoes, canoeing, basketball, frisbee golf. The south side of the park is near a highway but it wasn't super busy at night. The rest of the park is far away from the road. Electricity was steady and seemed reliable. There are "long term" type sites where people have or share ownership - but they didn't look like "permanent resident" situations, just more established campsites. They are very intent on reminding you about the 5mph speed limit. read more

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I was very impressed by the customer service this resort exhibited. When I backed my RV into our campsite one side of the drive was soft (muddy) and needed some gravel. I brought this issue to the attention of the host in the front office, and by the end of the day the maintenance staff had it filled in with gravel. The the next morning I walked over the the store not realizing it wouldn't be open for 30 minutes. As I was walking away there was a Lady who came out the door and said "come on in, I'll help you! We throughly enjoyed our stay. read more

This park is beautiful. I think non members have a misconception of TTN. The parks are very family oriented and Bend in particular is for "camping" not to sit and watch tv or need wi-fi. Also it is a first come for everyone and members do pay just not per night. It depends what you want for your camping experience. As for the lady and her pictures on her walk, why walk and take pictures of the maintenance area when you have beautiful trees and river to enjoy! read more

Great place to relax and is very close to many of the best Cascade Lakes. Check it out!

We've stayed here before and enjoyed it but it seems the quality has really gone down. My biggest complaint was the bathrooms. With over 300 RV sites and no sewer hookups, most occupants are using the 6 bathrooms in the park. At an average of 4 people per site, that's 200 people using each bathroom every day. When we arrived at about 5 pm, both toilets in the men's bathroom nearest to our site were plugged with toilet paper, water, and whatever else running onto the floor. When I returned to the bathroom at 9:30, they were still in the same condition. I called the "ranger station" and informed them of the problem. They said the would get someone out "when they can." What would be more important than an overflowing toilet at 9:30 at night? Anyway, the toilets were unclogged the next morning, but there was a water stain and dried bits of toilet paper visible where the toilet had overflowed. Apparently, staff did not feel it was necessary to clean the floor after the overflow. The floor was not mopped for 4 days. I checked the log sheet posted in the bathroom, and it had not been signed off as "checked" in over 48 hours. I contacted a staff member who was servicing another bathroom and asked her why, and she said that the bathrooms were very busy and they did not have a male staff member to service the men's room. On the fifth day of our stay, I contacted the assistant manager. She said that they were "aware of the problem" and "working on fixing it." Not sure what that means. She said she hoped our next stay at Thousand Trails would be better. To her credit, the bathroom in question was finally mopped that day. It seems to me that these bathrooms should be cleaned top to bottom at least once a day, probably twice. I'm not one to complain, but for the price of a site here, I expected more. I have stayed at KOA's, state park, and national forest campgrounds that were all cleaner than this Thousand Trails. The bathrooms were gross - we won't be back. read more

We are pleasantly surprised given others unfavorable Reviews. We fell into a 50amp site by the park entrance and got satellite for tv working. We are used to no sewer now in our 4th day and the bathrooms and showers are fine and not that far in b section. We are in d section. We enjoy going to the river and Walking the park. Pool has been fine. They need to brush the sidewalls in the no Splash pool but water temp and seating good. We have enjoyed Sunriver. Went to the village for breakfast and explored the shops and today took our bikes to the Sunriver Resort lodge and rode one of the many trails there. Will go again while here. To try the weekend breakfast tomorrow. Ranger says doubt park will put in sewer because of the river and the high water table but all the bathrooms are on septic and fort Laramie to the west side of the park has sewer hookups. Most of the park is elevated so not sure why can't to it-maybe they are told to say that story line. A lot of the full seasonal residents use the tote dumps and trailer them to the upper dump station where there are two sites read more

Afraid to say the place is a bit run down! The adult pool steps and surface have chunks missing, there are not enough lounge chairs and it's too close to the family pool with very loud noise. Many of camp sites are too close and the backin angle is awkward. The checkin area is a cluster.... and hard to negotiate with a large RV or pull camper. The lagoon has wood bridges falling apart and it stinks (mosquitos haven.) I know they had a bad storm last winter but this is 6 months later/maybe they need more maintenance help? It would be helpful to have some pull-through sites and be able to reserve a particular site. read more

A real dump, dirty, over priced, lied about full hook ups, no cable and no digital tv reception. Paid $114 for 2 nights Walmart parking lot would have been nicer! read more

This is a very nice RV park. The sites are not crowded together as many RV parks are. There are many amenities for families, so it would be a good weekend destination for families with kids. The only drawback is that a site will cost you about $42 per night, so you could probably do better in the area if you just need a place to spend the night. read more

This is our first time here and we love it. The resort is clean and well maintained. We love the river access, the pools are wonderful, the little store is well stocked and the staff are friendly. We will most definitely be staying here again. read more

Been here the last 4 days and have enjoyed every day. There is the little des chutes river out back behind the tennis courts where it is an off leash area and we were there daily for Rudy and even jumped in. Lots to do! Great for the family to bond! We will be back! Loved the deer who visited us every day, a few times at our site. read more

It's off season or between seasons, so there's that... Folks running the place were friendly; cute town square and other amenities that would be nice/open in the summer. Great location... The one big negative was that the common camp bathroom and shower facilities (though heated) were dirty and in serious need of servicing/replenishing when we arrived and four days later as we were departing they still needed attention. Even in the off-season I would expect this to be at least a daily check. Maybe it's a once-weekly check here? Definitely an unpleasant surprise. read more

Very friendly staff and a fantastic place for kids. Loved the convenience of the river for tubing. read more

We and another family came for our first time. We loved every minute. There is so much to do. We only stayed 3 days but could have easily stayed a week and wouldn't have run out of things to do. This is a wonderful spot to take your family to camp. It's clean and quiet. The kids favorite part was the pool and there are tons of roads to ride their bikes on. The store is great. It was fun seeing all the creatures that hang around. Bunnies, ground squirrels, grey squirrels, frogs, and more. We can't wait for next year to be able to come back. I think we have found "our place". read more

Convenient camp store and proximity to the many great rivers of central Oregon make this a great base camp.

We tent camped over Labor Day Weekend and had a great time! The weather was not cooperative, but we enjoyed the facilities. There are plenty of activities, especially for families. The staff was fun, personable, and helpful. There are 2 tent areas: one is larger with the sites more spread out, has grass, and only a few parking spaces, the other was a bit smaller, more isolated from the rest of the campground, the ground was dirt, and the sites were closer to each other. Both are surrounded by trees, but are wide open, with no privacy between sites. read more

Love this campsite all except not getting to reserve specific sites. Grounds are clean. Staff is friendly!!

What a great place to spend a couple of nights amongst the trees just 10 minutes or so south of Bend. The cabin was delightful, although one of the mattresses could use replacement. But otherwise, the rest of the accommodations were fantastic. Excellent experience! read more