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Oregon RV Parks

Located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, Oregon is a nature lover's paradise. With its rugged coastline and towering mountains, it's also a great place to enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and cycling.

RV camping is a popular way to explore Oregon. There are many RV parks and campgrounds located throughout the state, so you're sure to find one that's perfect for your needs. Below is a look at some of the best RV parks in Oregon.

There are three Premier RV Resort locations in Oregon: Eugene, Lincoln City, and Salem. Premier Resorts offer a consistent RV camping experience with full hookups, clean bathrooms and showers, and laundry facilities.

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Portland RV Parks

If you're looking for an RV park in Oregon's largest city, Portland, several options exist. Jantzen Beach RV Park is located just north of downtown Portland and offers easy access to all the city has to offer. With full hookups, cable TV, and WiFi, it's an excellent choice for those who want to be close to the action.

Another option in Portland is Columbia River RV Park, just minutes from the city's airport. This RV park offers full hookups, cable TV, and WiFi.

RV Parks Oregon Coast

With more than 300 miles of coastline, the Oregon Coast is one of the most popular travel destinations in the state. RV camping is a great way to see Oregon's coastline, with plenty of RV parks and campgrounds in the area. Some of the best RV parks on the Oregon Coast include:

  • KOA Astoria: This campground is a great option if you want to be near Fort Stevens State Park and enjoy the amenities of a full-service RV park.
  • Pacific Shores: Located in Newport, this RV resort offers oceanfront RV sites for motorhomes.
  • Winchester Bay RV Resort: This pet-friendly RV park is in Winchester Bay, Oregon.
  • Sea and Sand RV Park: This RV park is located on the central Oregon Coast in Florence. Many campsites here have ocean views.
  • Cannon Beach RV Resort: A two-time Campers Choice Award winner, this resort offers spacious pull-through RV sites, a camp store, and laundry facilities.
  • Cape Kiwanda RV Park: Just north of Pacific City, this RV park is ideal for those who want to explore the Oregon Coast.
  • RV Camping Near Mount Hood

    Mount Hood is Oregon's tallest mountain and a popular destination for hiking, skiing, and other outdoor activities. There are many great options if you want to do some RV camping near Mount Hood. Mt Hood Village is located in the town of Welches, Oregon, and offers full hookup RV sites, a swimming pool, a playground, and other amenities.

    RV Campgrounds Near Crater Lake

    Crater Lake National Park is one of Oregon's most popular tourist destinations, and RV camping is a great way to experience all the park has to offer. There are many RV parks and campgrounds near Crater Lake National Park. Some of the best include:

  • Crater Lake Resort: Located in Fort Klamath, this RV campground offers full hookups, cable TV, and WiFi.
  • Diamond Lake Resort & Campground: This RV resort is located on the shores of Diamond Lake, just minutes from the national park.
  • Casino Camping Near I-5 in Oregon

    If you're making a road trip with your RV through Oregon and like Casinos, check out Seven Feathers RV Resort in Canyonville. This RV park is located right off of I-5 and offers full hookups and a swimming pool, spa, and shuttle service to the Seven Feathers Casino.

    There are many excellent RV parks in Oregon. Whether you're looking to camp near the coast or in the mountains, you will find a perfect spot that meets your needs.

    Recent Oregon RV Parks Reviews

    Nov 07, 2024

    "Great stop over spot on our way to the Redwoods"

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    The staff was extremely helpful, and we booked our spot the same day. We pulled in at night and it was very quiet but I could tell that we'd wake up in a very nice setting. Big, level concrete pads backing up to the river. The views were lovely, especially for the time of year. There is a bit of a construction project near the park going on but...
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    2 reviews
    Elgin, OR

    Hu Na Ha Rv Park

    Nov 03, 2024

    "Very Clean Restrooms And Showers"

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    Location was easy to find and the email registration and confirmation was quick. The park had a few long term campers, a few hunters and several open available spots. We chose a pull through, enjoyed the sunset and watched the wild turkeys running through the park. The campsites were clean with some mud puddles (time of year) but the best part...
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    Nov 02, 2024

    "Beautiful Views, Quiet, Friendly Staff "

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    Stayed here for 5 weeks and loved it all. The middle row had great shade trees but we moved half way so all the fall leaves didn’t land on our rig. Front and back row has minimal shade but perfect amount for the fall/winter. Well maintained. Large trees, clean facilities. (Showers do smell a tad sulfur) So fun with all the upick farms nearby and...
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    4 reviews
    Baker City, OR

    Mtn. View RV Park

    Nov 02, 2024

    "Clean, Attractive, Friendly "

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    Right off freeway but quiet. Very attractive and clean restrooms. What a pleasure to soak in the large, hot and clean hot tub after a long day’s drive!

    camper-881641
    2 reviews
    Oct 30, 2024

    "Loud, Homelessness, Overpriced, Cigarette Smell Everywhere"

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    I arrived late and appreciated them allowing the late arrival. Reviews say $20 a night - it’s actually almost $40 a night. Run down place. Friendly staff. Reaks of cigarette smoke. We went to silver falls state park during the day, but I will say, I wouldn’t recommend this location. Over priced and run down.

    camper-757995
    4 reviews