Nice wide open park (no trees) with wide spaces and full utilities. Wi-Fi worked great. Nice warm pool. Friendly staff. Accepts mail. Good for bike riding. Close to great tourist sites. Enjoyed my week here very much using Coast to Coast membership, and would give it a 10 if not for the road noise right next to it and the nearby train though neither one bothered me a bit inside my rig. Also, the hot tub is closed and covered over. Would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice campground with huge spaces. Lots of room between sites. Little to no shade. We stayed here two weeks. Close to Bend and lots to see including a beautiful waterfall just up the road from the park. Restaurant was good, but has a very small selection. We woke up every morning to a view of the 3 sisters and Mt. Bachelor. Some noise from the highway, but not enough to keep us from sleeping well. Some dust on the main roads, but none on the side roads. Laundry was cheap: $1.00 per load. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a stop over on the way home. Very nice and spacious park. We were surprised to see the office open at eight pm. A little noise from hiway and rail line but not bad. We will return to this park when we explore the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Propane onsite (needed). Large, well laid out, lots of room between the RV's, Clean Store and a restaurant on site. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well I read all of the reviews regarding this RV Park, and yes they are all true. Majority of the park is only 30 amp service, there are more rules and regulations at this park, you can't have your door mat further than 30" from your steps, I guess they don't want you to kill the cow grazing grass. This place reminds me of a "COW PASTURE." Site are wide, grassy, with dirt roads. We stayed here on Coast to Coast and although it was on points, I will not stay here again! Moooooooo We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most of the facilities were closed when we were there, however there was a little restaurant on the premises which was open and well thought out. Food was good, it was nice not having to cook after a long day of travel. Next to US 97, convenient, however there will be road noise if your windows are open. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a “membership” park that accepts nonmembers with both a nightly and monthly rate. There is no weekly rate and our price reflects the monthly rate. Electricity is included in all rates. We stayed here for two months while having some medical issues taken care of in Bend. The park is basically a huge field right next to Highway 97 with railroad tracks very close as well, which makes for plenty of noise. The park staff is fantastic, who bend over backward to help make your stay a pleasant one. There is propane available, movie rental and fax service that can be used for free. We were parked in the very last row and at times we had power outages, especially when air conditioners were being used. I highly recommend plugging into a surge protector rather than directly into the park’s power. Mine kicks off my power at, I believe 104 volts and we got there several times. Water pressure can be low at times as well. Wi-Fi very, very weak at times, especially in the evening. The park is close to several Central OR attractions including Newberry Volcanic Monument and two OR scenic byways. Makes sure you follow the rules especially the 5 MPH and the limit on the size of patio mats. Pets cannot be left unattended at anytime and the rule is strictly enforced. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We made reservations at Cascade Meadows through ROD well in advance of our early August heck-in. Upon arrival we were told rather brusquely that we could not have a full hook-up site due to a rally on the weekend. When we inquired into the location of the dump station we were informed that there wasn't one. Because we were preparing to head into a week of dry camping we really needed to be caught up with laundry, showers and housework, all of which would be much nicer with a sewer hook-up instead of having to disconnect, run up the road and pay to use the dump station at a truck stop. We were about to "make do" with what was available until we noticed that the voltmeter in our coach was registering less than 105 volts. The campground has a rule about using only one air conditioner but with such dangerously low voltage even that would have been a problem. Rather than risk damage to our coach's electrical system, we located an alternate campground and departed Cascade Meadows the next morning, spending only one night instead of the five we had intended. If there was a lack of power with the campground only half full, one can only imagine what happens when they have a full house, especially with the hot weather that was predicted. Although we've learned to never say never, it will a long time before we'd consider returning to Cascade Meadows. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 1 week @36.56/day totaled $292.00. Paid as a "public" guest. This is a nice park in a great location. Beware of the rules regarding patio mats on the "grass" and the use of more than 1 air conditioner. Location is key: minutes away from Newberry Caldera - Paulina and East lakes as well as the Obsidian Flow (all in relatively the same location). Close to Bend and the cascade lakes highway. One thing I should mention is the loud trains at night. I counted sometimes 3 trains just overnight. Not to mention the ones going through during the day (I am already awake so I was not counting them ). I did wake up in the night to the train horns. Thought it was worth mentioning in case some of you are light sleepers. Pool is in disrepair but clean and the water was warm at least the time we were there. Sites each have a picnic table and electrical was at par but the water pressure was a little on the light side. Restaurant on-site is closed and has not been replaced yet so that is a minus. Store isn't well stocked with anything useful except lots of ice cream. Location, location, location is the key here and at least it's not a dirt farm. Lots of green and they encourage watering the grass. Happy camping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We made reservations to stay here using our ROD membership for one week. When we arrived I was advised that it was their busy season and by contract they only had to provide us with water and electric and if we wanted sewer it was $3.00 a night extra. We've never seen these charges using our ROD Plus membership. We checked in, paid for the sewer and only 30amp site. After reading through the paper work given us after setting up, we found the following information. You can only run one air conditioner (AC) at a time (glad we didn't pay for 50amp). If you leave your site, while away you are required to turn your AC off to help them conserve energy. If you do not turn it off they state they have the right to unplug you. We have pets and find this unacceptable. Other than that, the park is clean and has large grass pull-throughs. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great resort, pool water was very nice but the pool needs repair. Sites are grassy but there's no shade. Overall this is a great park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here using our ROD membership: in site 9 with 50 amp, grass, table, gravel pad. Had easy check in with nice personnel. Had to pull all the way forward to have satellite TV. WiFi was good, also Verizon cell phone. There was noise from hwy 97. Only other complaint is the pot holes in the park. Still not good. Yes, we would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access to this campground from the highway. Quick and friendly check-in process. The spots are long, wide and all grass. The entire park is in a large meadow. We have stayed here before. This year the pool was finally up and running. The restaurant was very reasonable and served a very good meal. We could use our aircard and Verizon. They did have Wi-Fi and sold propane. We always enjoy our stay at this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites were good. The washrooms were in need of renovations but were clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park near Hwy 97/La Pine OR. Close to lots of places to visit (Lava Bed National Monument, etc.). Sites are well spaced and lots of grassy areas. ROD members pay a $2.80/day fee but well worth the charge. Lots of views of surrounding mountains...Mt. Bachelor, etc. Wi-Fi a little weak but adequate. Would stay here again when in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Without a doubt, this is one of the nicest parks we have stayed at. The sites, all pull thrus are spacious and grassy. The park is easy in and easy out. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park with a lot of wide open spaces. What is really impressive is, the owner Al, who makes himself known to everyone and is especially gregarious. The restaurant is a hidden gem, with very reasonable nightly specials that are delicious. I highly recommend this park to all types of travelers, overnighters, and longterm. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is tired. Wi-Fi was down, pool and spa were empty (and looked like they'd been that way for quite a while), no cable TV, uneven sites, etc. The fountain near the entrance was dry and dirty and all the buildings need repair and paint. There are signs for everything: parking on the "grass", speeding, dog waste, extra guests, etc. All with the threat of being, "Asked to leave the park and not return." The store didn't even have the most basic of supplies. Just a few miles from LaPine which is a nice little town and 20 miles from Bend. Don't miss Newberry Volcanic Park: it was awesome! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 4 nights during the Rally in Redmond. I found it quiet and well maintained. I didn't use the showers or restrooms but looked in at them and they looked ok. They have a GREAT restaurant on site and very reasonably priced. It is right beside the highway but I didn't hear any noise. The ladies at the desk warned us about a train that was across the highway but it sure didn't bother me. I heard it occasionally but kind of enjoyed the train sounds. I plan on coming back again, especially for the restaurant. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for several nights. This is a pleasant park and beautiful area. We were not bothered by the railroad tracks. Although the park was understaffed, the managers worked hard to keep the office running smoothly and maintain the landscaping. We will stay there in the future. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here as AOR member , but have stayed here in the past. Very nice long and wide spaces on grass. The WIFI was very poor and again the pool was closed. People in office were friendly but very slow. It is right off the highway and near railroad tracks. But it didn't bother us in the least We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here with our Enjoy America membership. The staff was cordial, the restrooms clean, the proximity to the Highway was a bit too close for my taste. However, that isn't why I'm giving this RV park only an average rating...the train coming through and the long horns associated with it, caused me to not be able to get back to sleep the one night we stayed here. If it had only been one or two trains, I could've tolerated it, but I think we had four trains that night. *whew!* Trains and their schedules are certainly not in the control of the owners but it was a distraction to an otherwise restful night of sleep that was hard to ignore. It seems that the pool is being renovated and is closed due to this and only one of the two showering/toilet facilities are open. The shower was fine except for the window screens. The window screens were torn and allowed lots of bugs into the restroom area as it was necessary to vent the area while showering. The open field for the park is fine but doesn't allow for too much in the way of separation between neighbors. This type of RV park is fine for a one night stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park accepts RPI,ROD,and CC. Easy access from highway US97 and is approximatly 10 miles North of La Pine. Last time we were there had satellite hook-up at the office for the internet for a fee. Friendly owners, gravel interior roads with grassy sites. Very well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The other parks in La Pine are noisy places right off Hiway 97, most full of permanent residents whose rigs haven't budged in years. Head to this small, quiet, wooded park instead. Just added free WiFi this season. Owners are on site, friendly and very attentive. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a pretty, quiet, wooded park, well maintained and very comfortable. Modem access is available in 15-minute sessions standing at the front desk, from 9am to 9pm daily...and to my knowledge, this is the only park in LaPine that offers it. The owners were friendly and accommodating, but also vigilant about addressing any problems. Many of the sites are perfect for long stays, with large grassy areas and picnic tables. A few "up-front" are simple gravel pull-thrus with water/electric, just right for quick overnights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The location on the Deschute River is ideal, but the policy of closing loops to crowd campers together results in a summer holiday weekend effect. Campers to the right, to the left, as close as can be, screaming kids from first light to well after dark, and no escape. I couldn't wait to get back on the road. Too bad. Sites are fairly level, fairly easy to pull through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Terrific potential, poor execution. It's a huge state park, deep in the forest. Yet sites are jammed very close together, spoiling the experience. Might as well stay in a parking-lot-style park. It's almost as if they used the layout of a different park, which doesn't match the site. There's a nearby river, but park is oddly some distance away, with just two official paths to the river, plus many of unofficial paths that go right through campsites. If sites were better separated, there could be lots more river access. And the entire park should be closer to the river, which is really the ONLY attraction. The park is truly in the sticks, a long drive from major city Bend (La Pine is also some distance away and barely a town). TV and cellphone service is mostly absent, and satellite TV is iffy due to many trees. There's no reason to drive so far to get so little in such a potentially wonderful place. I won't go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed our stay at La Pine State Park. It has excellent mountain biking trails and hiking trails. The river is right on site but does not look like many people swim in it except at the day use area. Agree with previous reviews:quiet, nice host, beautiful park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice State park. Clean, on site camp hosts that really care. Very quiet in day and no noise after 10pm. Fairly easy to maneuver a 40' motorhome and several more were in the park as well as large 5th wheels. Many pull through although you may have to back into a pull through. Sewer, electric and water available. Showers are clean. Satellite reception can be tricky but who cares; you're camping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We liked the campground. The spaces were spacious and quiet and clean. We would have liked to stay closer to activities but the price was good. Would stay again if nothing closer was available. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Loved this park! Clean and spacious. Nice hikes. Would camp here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice (typical) Oregon State Park. High desert country, but set in thick pines, so is much cooler than surrounding area. Easy back-in, level, full hook-up site. Excellent restroom/shower rooms (compare to Washington or California State Parks- yuck). Convenient to Bend, Crater Lake NP, Newberry Volcanic NM etc. A long drive, but we will definitely go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

While the state has upgraded to 50 Amp service recently, a lot of the sites are getting cramped by the trees. Large rigs need to be very careful when choosing a site not to get damaged by a tree. This has always been one of our favorite camping places and despite the tight spaces, still is. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Another very nice Oregon State Park campground. It's a few miles off the highway, so was very quiet. We would definitely return to this one for more than just an over-night stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites are FHU, mostly level, shaded all for $17! Only thing, it fills fast! and cell/internet is iffy, big rig friendly, friendly staff, clean RR/showers; river walk and trails of all kinds ... We camped here in a Motorhome.

The State of Oregon Park service finally upgraded the power from 20 amp to 50 amp this past winter on the middle and south loops. The north loop is still only 20 amp. If you have a larger 5th wheel, or motorhome, I suggest you use the middle loop. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice old state park, the roads need to be repaired, and the restrooms need updating, but otherwise nice place. Camp hosts are terrific. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a very nice park with great walking trails and plenty to do. It is old and dated. The electric there is not even 30 amp, so air conditions will "trip" the switch on occasion. The sewer connections are the old fashion 90 degree elbow type. The roadways are narrow, and I had a very difficult time placing my fifth wheel in what was reported to be a 50 foot pull through. Nothing had been mentioned about the 45 degree bend in the driveway. I had to back in from the top. Still, we spent a very pleasant 3 nights there and will return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I suppose you can say this park has big rig access, but it's not designed for big rigs. It has very few long sites and the 8? foot site we got took some maneuvering to get through and into with our 5er and semi. The pull-thru was curved and trees were close enough that careful consideration was paid to not damage the rig or the trees. The rangers said they'd never seen our combination in the park before. Since this is a state park, to say it's BUSY is an understatement. It's a great family park, like most of Oregon's state parks. It's in a beautiful setting, like most of Oregon's parks. It offers easy access to a whole lot of what Oregon has to offer outdoors. It's affordable. Downsides are 20 Amp electricity only. Very few sites with sewer, and the sewer connections are nearly nonfunctional. They are side-feed pipes, meaning drainage goes in from the side, not the top, and at ground level. We couldn't screw the sealing ring into it, so we just set the hose into the pipe and placed something over it to hold it in place. This means you don't drain your black tank, because there's back drainage out of the pipe onto the ground. The good thing is that the rangers said they're closing the park this winter for 7 months and refitting all the sites with 50 amp and new sewer systems. It'd be great if they widened the sites a little and added some more big ones. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoyed this park very much nice wooded spaces plenty of privacy between spaces it is best to stay in the loop with out full hook ups they are much closer together and very noisy it is best here to just opt for the water and electric nice nature trais on the river and very kind helpful campground host in this section they only have 20 amp service so make sure you have an adapter we did not and the campground host let us borrow one we only stayed one night but wished we had longer We camped here in a Motorhome.

Stayed in the north loop which was a bit of a challenge for our big 5er. But the area was roomy and quiet compared to the RV loop around the store. It was central to many side trips. BUT the mosquitos are HORRIBLE!! or at least they were in June We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Many folks rave about LaPine but we were not all that thrilled. We stayed in the loop without the full hookups because we wanted more space and indeed there was quite a bit of room between sites, but compared to other Oregon State Parks, LaPine seemed tired and worn. There was a huge pollen bloom and the mosquitoes seemed to be having a convention so perhaps that shaded our opinion. Still, the location is great, the cost low and there's no shortage of pine trees so its hard to be too critical. Plenty of trails for hikes and lots of pretty river views nearby too. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a well maintained park. I stayed only a short time but enjoyed the park a lot. The Rangers were efficient and helpful. The only drawback was the crowding at the first of summer, when I stayed there. I would return and stay maybe before school is out though. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice state park with adequate facilities, bathrooms were dated but clean, sites had 20 amp service, park is in beautiful area and many recreational locations are within an easy distance. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The fifth stop on our recent family vacation was La Pine State Park, about thirty miles south of Bend. We had a great time here, but sadly the park is in need of some maintenance. The loop roads and pads are in poor shape. There are plenty of hookups, but all are 20amp, OK with us, but not many of you. The bathrooms are clean, but very dated except the shower building. The garbage and recycling are up the hill near the entrance gate instead of the camp. The state park is in a lovely pine forest on a series of bends of the Deschutes River. There are three campground loops. First you will come to the North loop, where we stayed. This is the most spacious of the three. There are no river views from any sites, but many short walks through the pine forest. The middle loop is where the showers are. Both the middle and south loop are more tightly packed, but still OK. The pine forest doesn't give much privacy, so we liked the more spacious North loop. But the reason we loved La Pine was the trail system. The park is filled with miles of beautiful hiking and biking trails. We couldn't even come close to riding them all in the two days we were there. If you like to mountain bike on moderate trails, this is the place for you. Another great thing about La Pine is the location. The park is five miles off Hwy 97. Just a mile down the road is the turnoff for the amazing Newberry National Volcanic Monument(which has some beautiful campgrounds as well). Just to the north on 97 are the Lava Lands Center, the Lava Cast Forest, the Lava Tube, and the High Desert Museum. If you want to explore all of this, La Pine can be a great jumping off point. Although the park reminded my of the financial difficulty in maintaining state parks these days, I will probably return someday if only to ride the rest of those trails... We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Sites on middle loop only have 20 amp service. With big rigs (we have a 43' 5ver) be prepared to get out and move tree limbs so as not to tear off antennas and such. Tight area to drive in but doable. Staff was friendly. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park. Have been here numerous times since 1999. Try to visit at least every other year. Good spacing between sites. Good walking paths near river. Lots of good wildlife to view. Don't forget peanuts for the squirrels! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Paved sites, nice separation between them. Frozen water spigot in the morning. Thankfully the sun was out and didn't take too long to thaw. This is our second visit and we'll return again. Lots of new trails for walking/biking. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Finding a park in the Bend vicinity without highway and RR noise is a challenge...this one certainly qualifies. Great location and a nice variety of sites for everything from a tent to a big rig. Sites all require some leveling and many don't have much visual separation from neighbors. If you go late or early in the season be forewarned: 2 of the 3 loops are closed and only a few sites have winterized water hook-ups. The state reservation systen doesn't tell you which ones. Plan on bringing your own water. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice state park. Have been coming here since 1998. Friendly staff and camp hosts. Will continue to come back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Beautiful state park in the Eastern Cascades. Large shaded sites and lots of things to do. Stayed there as a overnight stop but am planning as a destination stop next year. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Located along the Deschutes River, 22 miles south of Bend this is a really nice rustic, wooded cg with full hookups, firepits and lots of trails. Deer roamed through our site each day. We camped here in a camper.

Rate reflects weekly of $140. A very clean and neat RV park. Has excellent WiFi. The hook ups are way back, so needed extra sewer hose. Some hwy and train noise but not bothersome. Very nice little town, has lots of eating places. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great Passport America park. We got a good rate and the park is passable. It is right on the highway and near a train track but the staff is friendly and the facilities are clean. Good for overnight stops as you head toward Bend or points north. We'd use the park again but not for extended stays. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Slightly misrepresented on web page. It's a gravel parking lot with a lot of "residents". Hosts were very friendly, Cable was bad, wifi iffy. Bathrooms/showers were the hi-light. Next to a Les Schwab, a very loud train, and highway traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the best RV park in La Pine if you are just looking for peace, quiet no amenities. The grounds are well kept. The owner couldn't be nicer, second year here and will definitely stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Excellent park. Very clean and beautifully landscaped. Friendly and helpful owner. Off leash dog area on property near river. Perfect location for visiting Bend and Sisters area. Would definitely stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice, clean, quiet park; the grounds and facilities are very well-kept, clean, and mature, with lots of lawn and shade trees. There are a number of long-term residents with few open sites. Management is friendly and hands-on, keeping the park clean, quiet and organized. Pets must be on leash and approved by management. There are no facilities or playgrounds for kids. If you're a mature camper, looking for a great spot to get off the road for a while and relax, this park is perfect. We camped here in a Motorhome.