So many activities to choose from, family friendly, staff was amazing and helpful. We stayed in a…read moreYurt and it was clean and spacious. Stayed 3 days, 2 nites. For sure a recommendation to many whom want close but away and a variety to do. Paintball was a blast, 1st time doing and staff was helpful. Zip lines were a blast as well. Staff made it fun and were helpful!! Don't let the bad reviews ever steer you clear. We wanted a new experience and this was it!!

Fantastic all around with staff and their knowledge, super clean yurt with a wood stove and bbq…read morewith propane already there, zip line, ropes course, archery, tomahawk throwing, rock wall, gold panning and more! Great spring break getaway. Office has great coffee/espresso and treats and supplies. They can even deliver a hot baked pizza to your campsite!! Will definitely be back!!

Photos on website are misleading. Grass is mostly dead in RV spots. Gravel driveways, but not…read moremaintained. Loud as it is next to a highway, but we were up front so would suggest asking for a back space. Lots of full time residents. Nice pool area and the flower beds are beautiful. Has potential to be really nice.

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.

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.!!!

I've been staying at Phoenix RV Park for years. It was always the park of choice when I came to…read moreSalem to visit my children and grandchildren. Then I retired and in September of 2024, I made it my full-time home base. Over the past summer, I traveled more than 12,000 miles, visiting 53 RV parks along the way. I can honestly say that Phoenix RV Park is the best park I stayed in all summer. The streets are paved, and the sites are concrete. There is a patch of green grass between the sites along with trees, shrubbery, and foliage. Although I was gone at the time, I understand there was a problem with the irrigation system this past summer. However, when I returned in October, the grass at my site was still green, and it was obvious, from the work I could see going on, that the park was putting a significant amount of money into getting the system upgraded and repaired. The grounds are well maintained. Phoenix RV Park has cleanest laundry facilities I used all summer, including many public laundromats. In addition, there are three small dog parks, restrooms with showers, a workout/meeting room, a small store with RV essentials, a huge DVD library and even a gathering room with a full kitchen that is available with prior arrangements. You can tell that a great deal of effort is put into providing a welcoming environment for the residents. I understand that there may be plans in the works to make it even more "homey" for those of us who call it home. Melanie (the manager) and Rob (all around maintenance guy) run the park well. Melanie has always been friendly, helpful, and cooperative, and has gone out of her way to provide me with reasonable requests. From the research I did, Phoenix RV Park is, at the very least, competitively priced, and is lower than many other RV Parks in the northern Willamette Valley. I've made some meaningful friendships in the time I've been here. Overall, I'd recommend Phoenix RV Park all day long. It's a place to put down some of your roots and stay a while.

It has taken me awhile to write this review but it is an odd one. My husband and I chose this place…read morefrom its stellar reviews and the wonderful images online. We were looking for something long term, and when I called we lucked out and they had a space. Now let's get into the details. I explained the size of our trailer and truck, they said we would fit. We got to the park and we were pleasantly surprised in the beginning because it was pretty, a pretty parking lot but pretty. Our site was back in, and we barely fit. They "oversaw" our parking, kept telling us we could move over (if we moved over more our slide out would have been in their bushes). The man who was overseeing our parking also insisted that I was not leveling our trailer properly and that their cement slabs were perfectly even, ours was not. They didn't want us to back up closer to the fence so there was room for movement, but other trailers were. The space next to our trailer consisted of a parking space, which with our trailer and our truck, we had barely room to walk in between the two, so no space. Then there was the grass, oh the grass. Each sight has strip of grass, which they do NOT want you to walk on, or your dogs to walk on, or anything. Now, I refer you back our truck barely fit in the space, so of course we had to walk on the grass to get into the truck, and we receive admonishing emails for it. Any open grass was also not for dogs. They had mini dog spaces at the end of the park, covered in wood chips, our dogs seemed oddly nervous to go in there, and due to the dog virus going around this time, we had to drive our dogs out of the park to potty them. There were a few gunshots while were there for the 30 days, we heard them, however, they do have security that drives around the park at night so that was nice. They are backed up against a Safeway, and if you have those spaces they reverberate all night as the trucks come in. They have other pull through spaces supposedly for temporary and one night guests, but there were long term guests there as well. Ultimately, this park is stellar if you want a pretty , well manicured park, that you do not want to meet your neighbors, have an outside environment and you have small dogs. If you want a neighborhood feel, with space for your dogs, and space for you, I would steer clear. Laundry room was stellar. Water pressure was mediocre.

Stayed here for two nights during an anniversary trip. Beds were comfy and the fireplace added…read moregreat ambience (and put out a lot of heat!). Rooms were clean although maybe in need of a touch of updating. No noise from neighbors. Didn't access the back patio bc of uncooperative weather, but seems like would be a nice place to hang out in warmer/drier seasons. The lodge serves lunch and dinner and we noticed live music on Thursday nite -- and a happy hour that starts at 9pm. Free breakfast buffet (with a gorgeous view and friendly waitstaff) and access to the Oregon Garden were great bonuses! Really not too far away from downtown Silverton and a nice spot for peace and quiet and quality time with your hunny bunny.

The motel was ok. The beds were firm but had plenty of pillows and pet-friendly rooms are…read moreavailable. Do not eat here, however. While staff were friendly, the two places to eat here share the same kitchen staffed by people who can't cook. I ordered salmon. It actually looked good, but had been so severely over-salted that it was inedible. You couldn't even taste fish or balsamic glaze. My son ordered marionberry pie, but that just tasted like sugar. No berry flavor. No tartness. Just. Sugar. I figured I'd eat at the buffet in the morning. WRONG. The eggs were some kind of instant egg scramble--rubbery and dry. The sausage? Subpar. They had Greek yogurt, but it was very grainy looking. The ONLY redeeming feature was the drinkable coffee. It wasn't anything special, just a go-hum medium roast tasting of generic coffee. But it was nice to enjoy a couple hot cups on the patio.

This place is in the amazing Silver Falls State Park and the scenery is flat out incredible. You…read moreare in the woods surrounded by trees and greenery. We got the tiny cabin. It is pretty simple accommodations but really beautiful. There was a refrigerater in there, but you have to shower elsewhere. We did have access to a microwave in another building. ii's great if you want to get away and have a peaceful stay in a truly amazing state park. I know that they had other options that were more expensive as well.

I've stayed at Smith Creek Village in their woodland cabins several times, and have always had a…read morewonderful experience. The folks who manage bookings are always friendly and communicative, and make an effort answer all of our questions prior to arrival. Be sure you have a clear understanding of check-in procedure because cell phone service will likely be limited or unavailable. There were no staff available both times I arrived to pick up my keys, so I appreciated having everything squared away ahead of time. Smith Creek Village is a remote area on the edge of Silver Falls State Park. It is a romantic, densely wooded enclave that is often enshrouded in fog during the fall and winter. I've visited in the spring and summer, but staying during the winter months is my favorite because it feels like you are at the edge of the universe. The solitude and relaxation are appreciated after a stressful week of work. Smith Creek Village has a variety of housing options, so be sure to check out their website to see if they have any accomodations that will suit your needs. I've chosed to stay in their one-room cabins each time I've visited. There is a sink and toilet in the cabin, but showers and dressing rooms are a just a quick walk away in a communal bathhouse. The Big Leaf Coffeehouse was a fantastic lodge style restaurant located near the main parking area where guests pick up their welcome packages, however as of October 2024 it seems to have closed "indefinitely." This has happened a number of times through the years, so I can't imagine it's a permanent closure. It really is a necessary amenity because many of the accomodations don't have kitchens. Silver Falls State Park is a beautiful destination not far from Portland. Be sure to check out Silverton, and some of the other attractions in the area if you are visiting from out of town. There is a lot to see!

What an unbelievable experience to be able to fly out of Independence airport. I loved every second!read more

This airport sponsors a "Young Eagles" fly each year. Kids can come and learn all about airplanes…read moreand flying and then have the opportunity to go up in a small plane! This event was awesome. There were more kids there this year than last year! The weather cooperated and was the icing on the cake for this wonderful experience! The airport itself, is small and and a hometown feel. There's also a fun little restaurant called the Star Duster Cafe that has fantastic breakfasts!!!

I had a WONDERFUL experience here! A beautiful home, a…read morecharming and delightful host (Nancy), outstanding, homemade food from scratch, and a genuine and immersive farm experience! So many gorgeous horses of all ages, including 2 that were only a few days old. As well as dogs and cats and lots of chickens! It was everything I had hoped for and so much more. I didn't want to leave, and I can't wait to go back! I live about 30 minutes away, but had never stayed on a farm before. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Airlie Farm as a perfect, enchanting getaway!

My husband and I made a last minute decision to stay over while doing a road trip. We arrived in…read morethe evening to a warm welcome at this beautiful, elegant country home. Our hostess was attentive to our every need and the rooms are lovely. We sat outside on an upper deck and enjoyed the evening view of the farm and stars. It was quiet and serene. In the morning, after great coffee, we were served fresh pears from the farm with sliced almonds and cream, fresh baked banana bread, a dutch baby with baked apples, and a cheesy baked egg in individual casseroles. We are vegetarians so declined the meat options. Our hostess is an amazing talented ranch woman with several other women on staff that care for the animals and equipment. We highly recommend that you give this home a try. You will not be disappointed.