I have stayed at Crooked River several times and always liked it. Very friendly, scenic RV Park close to a nice golf course. This time due to the Rally in Redmond, all the sewer hook ups were taken so we got the electric-water-cable only in D loop. On the south and east side of the nice large grass area the sites are almost impossible to back into. It looks like they added another row of sites on the outside but didn’t have room. It looked like the west and north side of D loop was better. One camper who said he had crossed the US several time and even went to Alaska but never had such a tight site. Wi-Fi was weak but the eclectic looked very new and worked well with strong voltage. Good reservation system except can’t take a deposit until after May 1st for some strange reason, but guess it’s not that big of a deal. Take reservations but just can’t even give them a credit card (or cash) until later. I will be back but never in D loop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park. Grass at sites. Gravel parking areas. Fast wi-fi. Friendly staff. Nice restaurant near-by. (Walking distance) We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an OK RV park, though they need more bathrooms to accommodate the park. Sites are OK, required some leveling. No money back if you leave early just a rain check to come back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The swimming pool is a long walk over to the Golf Lodge. Kids are barely tolerated with numerous warning signs and notes around the camp. The WiFi as advertised was non-existent. It is clear that this park is intended for the guests of ranch subdivision land owners or prospective land owners. Access from the highway is not well marked when southbound on Highway 97 and traverses numerous country roads with intersections requiring sharp turns. Restroom and shower facilities were "clean enough". We camped here in a Motorhome.

Immaculate Restroom/Shower. The entire park is gravel/lava rock. There is a nice cement pad for the picnic tables and each site has a lantern light post with the number of the site on it. Leveling blocks are required but the leveling required is nothing that an experienced traveler couldn't handle. While not the worst customer service experience, certainly one of the more terse encounters I've had. "Trish" will tell you that she sick of having to go over the rules with each and every guest. She goes through the litany of regulations and you may feel that you've just signed up for service boot camp...sir, yes, sir! For example: no walking by the edge of the canyon cliff, no walking on the nearby golf course, else a mean little man with funny shoes and a hat will yell at you. I only accept checks and cash, you'll find that that is what all RV parks around the country are switching to...it's just too much hassle. Oh and I charge extra for your dog. Wow! This is a clean, well run location. Just a little too regimented feeling for my taste...but of course that's just my opinion. We stayed one night and I have to say that the scenery was beautiful with the sunset over the canyon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.