Spaces are very close to each other, but otherwise this is a good place to stay. Nicely maintained sites and friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
What a welcome surprise! We just never stay in a KOA, but this one is nothing like any KOA we have ever seen. We were welcomed by very friendly staff. We were taken to our spot, which was plenty long for our 36' motorhome and tow. We had a grassy area outside our door to sit in the shade and have happy hour. Had our Papillons in their pen on the green grass. Someone was smart and faced all the RV spots to the north so you do not have to deal with the afternoon sun coming in the motorhome window. Most RV parks fail to take into consideration the afternoon sun. There are fulltimers in the park, but all the spots were very neat, which is unusual. Would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park is spotlessly clean. Staff are all very nice and efficient. The sites are long, either paved or gravel, with grass in between the spaces. Each site has a picnic table. The park is pretty and well maintained. The laundry is excellent and the showers are nice. We also had excellent cable and Wi-Fi. Not much of a view, but it is quiet and easy to get to. We spent a holiday weekend here and appreciated the peace and quiet. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The person we spoke with to make the reservation was very pleasant and helpful. When we checked in we got her opposite. The park is ok, sites are level, wi-fi was good, satellite works well. Hook-ups were fine. It is basically a big parking lot. The golf course is very nice and playing it was the highlight of our stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean, well-run park. Attractive sites with grass out your front door. Restrooms are clean, but old. Pretty good Wi-Fi. Strong electric. We got good Dish TV, good Verizon MiFi, good Sprint phone. We usually don't go to KOAs, but we liked this park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice, clean park. Small for a KOA: no pool. Pet area is small and inhospitable. Pull through sites are long and level, but narrow. Wi-Fi is free and fast. Easy access to the town and area sights. We would camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice place for a stopover, good pull through sites with good utilities. The sites are very narrow and you open your door to your neighbor's sewer line. No emenities, so that means no pool or hot tub or views or anything. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Clean, effiecient RV Park. Nice hookups, easy to find and negotiate inside the park. Several long-time residents, but not a big deal. Nice fenced in dog park. Pendelton charges a hotel tax, so be prepared for a tax fee in a state with no sales tax! Stayed two days and explored Pendelton. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is an excellent over-night stop; the pull-through sites were long enough for us to pull into without disconnecting our toad. The sites are typical width for most KOA's and urban campgrounds--relatively narrow and facing each other. The pull-throughs are gravel, but are quite level; the back-in sites are concrete pads. The majority of the sites appear to be occupied by long-term residents, but that is an observation and does not reflect negatively on the CG. The Wi-Fi was excellent (>3 Mbps) and did not have the connection issues often associated with CG Wi-Fi. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access to and from freeway. Quick check in and operator walked/led us to our site. Clean and well maintained. Sites angled so getting in and our way very easy. Appeared to be many full timers. Stayed only one night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Clean overnight stop. Access not bad. We were in 45 ft pulling a truck. Did not unhook, but slow coming out on the turns. Laundry looked clean. Need key to access bathrooms. W/P/S all towards back of site's (more set up for 5th wheel) thankfully we had extra hose with us. OK overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park,clean,quiet. Great access to Hwy. Close to town. Great vista view from park. Staff was very friendly and helpful about telling us about the Pendleton area. We would stay here again. We planned on 1 nite but there is a lot to see in town. Verizon air card worked great too. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice park, level concrete pads, good, strong Wi-Fi and TV (lot's of channels). Staff is very friendly and accommodating as far as site selection. Put us where we wanted. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
There are only 12 pull thru spots in this park. The back-in sites around the perimeter are for "permanent or semi-permanent" renters and they were almost all occupied. The pull-thru sites were plenty long for our 38 foot MH and toad but very hard to get into because of telephone boxes and trees. The laundry was adequate and clean but extremely hot even with the A/C on. The power was adequate and there was good cable. The hook-ups worked fine for us because our power is in the rear and our sewer is mid-coach. We will not stay here again if in the area but will go to the RV park at the Casino. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The staff was friendly and helpful at check-in. The location is on a hill overlooking the valley. The sites are paved and gravel, and they are well maintained. There are two small enclosed dog areas with trash receptacles for disposal of dog waste. The gravel sites have strange hook-ups as the sewer is about 30 feet from the electrical and water. It makes it a challenge to get hooked up. Very quiet in the evening, but next to a commercial business that has early morning start up hours with diesel equipment. Close to town and all services. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This Pendleton KOA is just pads and not much else, but our space, #49, is long enough to accommodate the coach and the Jeep. We were very happy we didn’t have to disconnect it, or more importantly, re-connect it in the morning! We can’t recommend #49 simply because of a large transformer as you turn in on the curbside, making it a tight fit for a large rig. There is a nice playground for the kids and everyone is very helpful. The park is very quiet! We camped here in a Motorhome.
April 2010 Mountain View KOA: Pendleton, Oregon. It has nice level sites, most are cemented, some are gravel. Has pull-throughs and back ins, full hook-ups, good WiFi, good cable TV, some shade, not much protection from wind, and is quiet. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There are many long term guests, but their sites were very well maintained. All facilities were very clean. We would stay here again. KOA rate was $30. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a nice park for an overnight stay. The views are killer up here, however, if you are a motorhome, you face away from the views. The gal who checked us in was VERY friendly and cheerful. The spot was gravel and level. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were a late arrival. The hosts left our information for us and we found our site without trouble. The hookups are in the middle of the site. We stayed a couple of nights and wanted to tour the area, so we were O.K. with unhooking. Cable TV with plenty of channels included. We thought the park nicely appointed and very clean. The staff were friendly. Propane available. Easy on/off from the interstate made this a good stop. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Our old Trailer Life directory showed this as a privately-run facility with "Class A" amenities (whatever that means). As such, I expected something much more than what we got. Why does KOA think their campgrounds are worth the high prices they charge? This one is nothing more than a parking lot with some grassy areas. Pull-thru sites are more expensive than back-in. The restrooms were clean, but included a very lengthy list of rules. It sounded as though they should have provided cleaning supplies based on what they expected users to do. My husband used the shower and said it was barely a trickle. I opted to use our own. The Wi-Fi was strong and worked well, as did the cable TV hookup. When I checked in, the host seemed surprised that there were so few people coming in. The rates at the Lookout are nearly $10 per night cheaper. With a KOA card, the rate was slightly less than $36. Guess they've never heard of winter rates. If we stay in Pendleton again, it will be at the Lookout, which has similar facilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The park was clean and the sites level. There were not many other transient guests or we would have needed to unhook as the pull-through sites are double stacked. The Wi-Fi worked for about 30 mins, then quit and the office was unable to get it working for the remainder of our stay. We would probably stay elsewhere next time to be sure of good internet. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
A quick stop over from the highway for a one night stay. Sites are mostly paved and it looks like a big parking lot. We did not want to unhook for the night and got a really bad site. Other people with a travel trailer had to unhook. Not sure why, because they were not booked at all. Our site was right in middle and the water faucet was leaking pretty bad. The sprinkler was leaking too. There is no area to walk your dogs. There is a very small pet kennel with gravel. Whoever checked us in did not know how to give us our KOA discount that we earned. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The staff was very friendly. If you like feeling packed in like sardines this is the place for you. There are obviously several full time trailers in the park. Was able to get the slide out, but barely. Our truck had to be parked in our front door making getting into our rig very difficult. Spent one night here. One night too many. Wal-Mart parking lot would have been more comfortable. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Fairly easy access off I-84. If you're a "big rig" towing, you should unhook before going to your site. Access road is narrow and, when we were there, crowded with parked vehicles. Sites are concrete and park is clean and quiet. Wi-Fi is erratic. No pool or other amenities so it's simply a one-night stop-over park...unless you're there for the rodeo. Some sewer/electrical hook-ups are too close to the access road for ready connection. Staff are pleasant. We camped here in a Motorhome.
All spots were concrete with a table in the grass outside your door. Small trees between each site will grow in a few years to make this park even better. Easy off the freeway, easy to find. WIFI worked without a flaw but if you are calling ahead to get a site after they are closed, asked they put the code on your bill. Water pressure and electric were very good. Quiet at night, but a little bit of morning noise as the residents got in cars to get to work, but really not enough to bother you. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This is a very nice park. Yes, spots are somewhat close but there is plenty of room for slideouts plus the picnic table they provide for each spot. Clean restrooms with good water pressure. Wifi worked excellent and was free. We had a pull through spot and it was long enough for motorhome and toad. Cable tv worked super. Pendleton is an interesting town if you go into town and look around. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The only reason for a nine rating was that the sites are a tad bit small. Otherwise everything was great, except for the fact that there are two streets named almost the same, so you gotta read the directions very well and watch for the small signs.. The help is beyond helpful and are some of the best , funniest, people I've met on many a trip. Everything was neat and clean and we were far enuff from the freeway so there was no noise, but close enuff to get on and off easily. One of the other posters said there wasn't too much to do in the immediate areabut I disagree, you just have to go look for it.. There actually are a lot of good rests to eat at in town and a lot of other things. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
The staff were very friendly and patient with our special requests. The park was very clean and well maintained. There was not much in the way of amenities in the immediate local area, however. The website lists Wi-Fi as available with a fee, but it was actually free and worked well. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Spaces were very close together. Only the monthly sites on the outside had a good view of the mountains. Lots of full-time residents here with storage at the west end of the park. They were take over at the first of May by KOA and would not honor my Passport America. I moved to another, better and less expensive campground just east of town after one night. The office staff was very pleasant and helpful though - it's not their fault that KOA won't honor PA. Would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice camp ground. Easy access to and from the freeway. Close to down town. Pendleton has a lot to offer, good restaurants and shops to look through. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A fine park but the sites are very close together so only a few sites have good views. WiFi was fine but cost extra. Staff was friendly. The Hamly leather store and restaurant in Pendleton are worth a visit. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Streets are a little narrow. Wi-fi works great, but costs $3.00/day. Park is clean and staff are very friendly. No railroads and I-84 is far enough away that park is very quiet. Nice view of Blue Mts. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is a very nice park for the area. Convenient, quiet, and nice Blue mountain views. The staff was among the nicest I've encountered. They do a great job considering this is not an area that would typically attract RV'ers. I would recommend it to anyone. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We thought this was a good overnight park. Level sites, clean bathrooms, and close to Pendleton and I-84, but no WIFI. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Office closes at 6:00 p.m. Has wifi -- but for an additional fee. Park is clean. Occasional meals are served for a very reasonable price in the club house. We camped here in a Motorhome.
An older but nice park. Many of the sites are narrow. We have a 34' 5th wheel with three slides. I tried 2 sites until able to get into the 3rd and open my slides. Buildings and office in a western theme. Office staff friendly and helpfull. WiFi is available for $2 per day. Of the 14 parks we stayed in on this trip, only 1 other charged for WiFi the rest offered it free of additional charge. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Basic cement lot with minimalist plantings as landscaping. Park is on a hillside overlooking the valley (and the freeway). It was so windy we couldn't hear anything but the wind buffeting the rv all night. I expect if there was no wind, there would be some freeway noise. Friendly staff, clean showers and restrooms. A good place to spend the night. Tie everything down! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great place for an overnight stop or to stay a few days. One of the cleanest parks I have
seen. Well kept grass between the sites. Level paved sites. Massive cable system. Clean private bathroom and shower. Far enough from the freeway to be very quiet. A number of permanents, but ALL are very neat and clean sites. Will definitely use this park again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is an asphalt parking lot with hook ups. Everything is wrong. All of the hook ups are at the front of the spots requiring the full extent of hoses and power cords to reach. Our truck had to stick out into the road. No trees, in fact, nothing of beauty at all. The sites are not level. The cable hook up was stripped bare. The "park" is half full of shipping containers. I gave a rating of 4 only because the owner was nice and the restrooms were clean. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We had reservations, site unseen. Once we saw the park we moved on. Short pull thrus, very bare bones park. It looked like a lot of long time residents. I would imagine this park is a good place to stay for an overnight and move on. Right on Hwy84 "Overlooking" the freeway. Can't really comment on the ammenities because we didn't stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The RV park is basically a big parking lot with full hookups. Access is good but there is no visual attraction at all. Wifi is only workable if parked near the restroom where the router is located and it is poor even then. The pet area consists of a gate into a field that is not mowed. The entire RV park is asphalt paved. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Arrived at 7:35pm on a Saturday and the office was closed. The posted hours indicated it would be open until 8:00. It's difficult to discern how full this park is until actually driving around it, because the outermost spaces are now occupied by shipping containers. Whether these are being used as a windbreak or as storage units, or both, many sites with city views are now unavailable. The night check-in was easy enough, and the washroom code is included on the registration form. Note that the code is really not needed because the lock mechanism doesn't work, so the door can be opened without the code. I think the price is a bit steep for what the park offers, especially in early April when nothing much is going on. It should also be noted that the rate covers two people and they expect an additional fee for children under 12. Perhaps this is to discourage families, although the park itself does not provide any amenities attractive to families. It's a parking lot with hookups. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The $31 reflects the GS discount. Two years since the last review. Nothing much has changed. Wi-Fi still is terrible, even if you are lucky enough to be right next to the building containing the router. They are now in the storage business with ten 40' shipping containers occupying 10 sites. At least they are all nicely painted white. It is a parking lot with hookups, good for an over nighter or a place to be based while you have business in the area. No grass. No tables. No fire rings. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is basically a parking lot campsite, but nicely done. No trees, but also none in the area either. Hilly, but most sites level. Wi-fi was poor reception, but host said they were putting in another one for the season. Easy in and easy out from I-84. We would return if in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
As pointed out by other customers, this is nothing more than a paved parking lot with hookups, although the bathrooms/showers are very clean. I didn't use the laundry facilities, but those looked nice as well. The worst part of the experience for me was the registration/check-in process. The office absolutely REEKS of cigarette and I had a splitting headache after spending less than 5 minutes inside. If it's windy, you can count on your rig being given a good shaking because the location is without any sort of wind break and on the side of a hill. There are some permanent-looking residents here, but nothing scary. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is Wal-Mart with hookups. It is just an asphalt parking lot on a hill. Early in the morning the tractor business behind it gets noisy. The restroom/shower combos were nice and clean. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Blacktop roads and pads with grass in between. If you call the shuttle they will come to your site and pick you up and then bring you back 24/7. The buffet was great and as a senior on $13. There are bathrooms and a laundry which we did not use. You are 15 minutes from taking a tour of the Pendleton Woolen Mill and The Underground Tour. Both are exceptional and well worth the money to see them. Next time we will see the cultural display at the casino. It was quiet and well maintained with a friendly staff. They also have an 18 hole golf course. The pool was not open which was a disappointment. We will stay here again and recommend it to others. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice level parking pads. Wi-Fi was available and reliable. The casino is a short walk away (you are not parked in the casino parking lot). We stayed here overnight only but it was a great place to stop. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Not the best Casino RV Park but it was crowded and we were in the back in the gravel sites. OK, just not great. But pretty easy in and out. Signage is not plentiful nor large. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Paid $32 including the Good Sam discount. Friendly office personnel. Nice park with grass between sites. Stayed here one night passing thru and would stay here again. Good food at a reasonable price in the Wildfire Sports Bar. Would stay here again when passing thru. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park! $20 one night $42 the next because of the bull riding championship being in town. Clean, most sites are paved. We stayed in a back-in paved 30A site (50A sites were booked) with a 45-foot motorhome. Getting in and out was easy and there was plenty of room for the towed car. Although the rate was good, we donated plenty to make up for the low rates at the casino. Free bus downtown for the rodeo was another plus. I'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great park to spend a one night stay off I-84. Quiet, clean, and shuttle service from your site to the casino. Would have given the park a rating of 10, but the bathrooms could use a little updating and paint. Staff very nice, and price is excellent! Have stayed here each time we pass through, and we'll return again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park owned by a casino 5 miles out of Pendleton. Quiet, clean and well-kept. One of the easiest to get in and out of I've seen. Sites are level asphalt as are the roads. Lots of grass and small to medium trees around perimeter. Water, power, Wi-Fi and satellite reception all very good. Mini-mart and fuel nearby. Large Casino/Hotel has several restaurants, but any shopping (Wal-Mart) is about 8 miles into town. Would have given it a 10, but surrounding area is not very athestic to look at. If you've ever been to S/E Oregon you know what I mean: just not much to see or do here unless you're a gambler. Just Ag and dry rolling hills. Did see people with boats on trailers, so must be a lake nearby somewhere? We'd defintely stay again passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Easy access from I-84 with fully paved roads. Half the sites are paved with nice swatches of grass and room to park towed vehicle. Remainder of sites are gravel. All seem pretty level. Power pedestal and sewer are way at the back so require long cords and hoses. Wi-Fi is very good. Office staff just went through the motions. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park was ok for us. My only negative comment is that their is no cable TV. However, if I would have read the information on this RV park better, I would have seen there is no cable TV. Would have been nice to watch Olympic events in the evening. Not sure if TV is absent so you will spend the night in the casino. There is shuttle service to the casino but it is a short walk. Park is quiet after 10:00 p.m. We were close to the pool and kids were having lots of fun, but they stopped at 10. Overall this is a nice park. We camped here in a Motorhome.
In full agreement with other review that stated the rundown condition and still declining. All attention goes to the hotel, casino and golf course which are all very nice. The staff that checked us in was rude and lied to us about available sites. This park has a captive audience with no alternative, so the customer is treated accordingly. Next time through, we will drive further and stay elsewhere. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice park with paved sites and reasonable space between sites. They have a nice pool and are adjacent to the casino for food and entertainment. The Wi-Fi signal is strong and reliable. Staff is OK too. We will definitely stay here again! We camped here in a Motorhome.
This isn't a campground, it's a parking lot with hookups. No trees to speak of. No campfires allowed. There is a pool with some chairs strewn around it, and that's about it as far as amenities go. There is a shuttlebus that will pick you up at your site for free and it runs roundtrip all night. We would not stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We've had excellent stays at Wildhorse RV Park. We like the perimeter sites, especially the sites along the east side and the wheat fields. The views of the mountains are wonderful. The RV park has its own outdoor pool separate from the hotel. It's nice but could use more shade covers as there is no natural shade. This is a comfortable, quiet place to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is the third time we have stayed in this park and, as another review reported, it seems more run down each time we have come to visit. It is a nice location and the sites are large and accommodate any size rig, but it seems like they just haven't done anything since they first opened it up. The grass is unkempt, the sites are neglected (and not very level anymore) and it just seems generally down at the heels. We will return because it is the best choice in the area, but I sure wish the tribal authorities in charge would understand that it needs some TLC. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
From the start we had problems with the office staff. Was assured we had one site, got here to find "someone" had given the site away. We were given another site. (Had to get our mail we had ordered, changed to reflect the "new site" we had been told just the day before, was the one we would be in!) Gal annoyed she had to put out her cigarette to check me in, even when I told her to please take her time and finish. An office staff is the first introduction to a park; this was NOT good at all. When I checked on the mail delivery, was told I had to: "Go over to the warehouse." I told her it had been signed for, and miraculously she now found it in the office. This is the FIRST time I have ever called to the manager to complain about employees: rude, incompetent and not very accommodating. However, having said all that: the office staff is the only reason we didn't give the park a ten. Has nice, level spots, beautiful views, WiFi worked great and was very nicely maintained. Would stay here again and hopefully the office staff won't be the same. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very clean and well maintained park next to a casino. We did not go to the casino but stayed one night here while traveling. Very easy back in spaces, but is really a cement parking lot with grassy areas all around. Next to the golf course. Plenty of places to walk the dog on grass. Laundry was clean. Would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
This was our second stay at this park. Overall it is a nice facility but a little more run down since the last time we stayed there four years ago. The sites are big enough for the larger rigs, mostly 30 amp service, and some 50 for an extra charge. The only minus for the park itself is no cable TV. Wi-Fi is available and the response was okay. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Friendly/helpful staff. The grounds could be better kept but they were fine. Pool looked nice. Walking distance to the casino. The patrons were friendly and respectful. I would definitely go back. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Park is modern and friendly. Check in office is small and occasionally overwhelmed. This is our second visit and all information needed to be input again. Did not bring my Good Sam card in with me, which I had used last time also and was not able to get discount. It seems like their computer system should remember who you are and not need to have everything input again. The casino remembers who you are and sends offers every 2 months. We will stay here again whenever we are in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good stopping place for snowbirds. Option of parking by the casino or in full hook-up park. Usually stop here going south in fall and north in spring. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very poor direction signs to this campground as it is not clear where this new RV part of the resort is. One of the Casino Staff kindly escorted us to the RV Park. Plenty of room on pull-through sites and enough room to keep our truck 'hitched'. Wi-Fi good at first but then patchy as the campground became busy. Convenient location for the Casino with free shuttle bus. Good value for money and would definitely stay here again for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Good place for an overnight or a stay at the casino. No shade, out of town a couple of miles, close to the freeway. Good water pressure, power was solid, sites very level, roads are very good. We would stay again We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We stayed for one night while traveling and it was fine for a night. Call ahead for reservations if you want 50 amp as there are only about twelve 50 amp sites. Fortunately, we did call ahead and had 50 amp. The site was a paved, pull through and we barely fit with a big rig towing. Had to pull all the way up to the very front which made us unlevel. The sewer connection is to the very back of the sites,so ours would not reach with a big rig with tow attached so we had to dump first, then do without sewer in order to fit. Although the park had a clean appearance, the garbage dumpsters had not been emptied in so long that people were just placing their trash on the ground next to the dumpsters. Unsightly and unacceptable! If a pool is important to you, this one will not please. On a positive note: the employees were very friendly and offered helpful information. We would stay here again for an overnight stop but we would not consider this park a destination. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We arrived at 11:30 AM and were told we could not check in until 1:00 PM. We parked in the Casino parking lot and went in the casino to have lunch and kill time. We returned at 1:00 to find a sign saying they would return at 1:20 PM. At 1:20 a clerk showed up and checked us in. Level concrete pad with room to park our car, good sized grass area between sites. Sewer connection is located at the back of the site, needing a couples of hoses. The threaded sewer opening is in a deep recessed concrete ring, so if you screw the sewer hose connector into the threads you cannot connect hose. The Wi-Fi was strong and fast. The hotel/casino has recently expanded with construction still ongoing so the entry signage wasn't great, but there is enough room to turn around at the golf course. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Paved roads are wide enough for easy maneuvering. Sites are mostly paved with some gravel; most are long pull throughs, but back-in sites are around the perimeter. Restrooms are clean and double as dressing and showering rooms for the pool. Voltage held up well even with temperatures around 95. There is no shade. Saturday night was noisy with loud voices and music. Wi-Fi was unreliable. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice basic park. Easy in and out, sites were good sized. Clean pool. Convenient to Pendleton and shopping. Shuttle to Casino and cultural center; they'll pick you up and drop you off at your site. Reasonably-priced buffet at casino. Friendly personnel. The best part was sitting out at night and watching the lights of the cars and trucks going up and down the highway over the mountain. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Paved roads and sites with grass and picnic table. Site was pretty level with adequate room to extend slides. Utilities worked OK except that voltage level was a bit low. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Park is out in the open with minimal trees and shade. The sites are nice and the park is very clean and well kept. They have a pool and hot tub and are right across the street from the casino. If you don't want to walk to the casino, they provide a shuttle service. Good place for 1 - 3 nights if you want to see the sights in Pendleton. We would stay here again. Rate shown reflects a Good Sam discount. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is just a plain park that is used for a quick layover, or that is my take on it as almost empty’s out during the day but fills up a bit a night. I bet in the hot summer it is a blast furnace as no shade. The electric I think might be a little weak as in the morning I noticed the voltage dropping (I guess to the higher use) and might be a problem in the hot summer with a lot of A/C going full blast. This is just a thought and I am not sure. Reservations are a little weak and had a little problem with our group, nice enough but the reservations process is just funny, $20 weekdays and $26 on week ends. They have different rates for different days which are kind of weird and you pay on your way out. I would stay again but don’t think I will because of other nice parks in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Basically a big parking lot with hookups near the casino. Lot was pretty full but quiet. Laundry worked well. Hookups were fine. Near the highway 84 so the casino was easy to see but locating this RV park was a little harder. Complimentary breakfast was advertised as part of the deal but to get it you had to take a shuttle bus and go to the front desk of the casino to get a coupon. No place to park your trailer at the casino so we skipped it. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
There are two RV parking areas at the Wildhorse Resort. One is free and is basically in the parking lot of the Casino and the other is a couple blocks behind the Casino which costs. I tried an hour staying at the free be which I will not attempt again. RV's are packed up against each other like sardines, no services other than a shuttle to the Casino. One hasn't lived until parked next to a noisy or diesel belching generator. I found the fee based RV Park by chance and thank god. This was only an over nighter. Roads are paved, pad was paved and RV's are situated a reasonable distance from each other. Hook ups no problem. I arrived after hours, but staff were friendly and helpful the next day. No trees so there could be a problem during the heat of summer. Didn't use their facilities so can not comment. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Fantastic value. We used our Good Sam for the good rate. The park has everything you need for overnight or a day or two. Excellent and friendly service. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Large park with both back-in and pull-through sites. I was surprised that they didn't have cable, but there are a number of over-the-air stations in both digital and standard formats. Most of the sites face the setting sun which would not be good in summer. Wi-Fi was especially strong and fast. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a lovely park for us. There are a few trees, and we're parked by one, so have partial shade. There is a large grassy area right by us with picnic tables. It's also great place for our ball-obsessed Border Collie to run and catch the ball. There is a pool, and a shuttle to the casino on call. It's Saturday, but rates go down on Sunday. I'd definitely come back here. Nice little casino. The buffet food is quite good, and I'm not a huge buffet fan. There's also a golf course right here, and a museum/cultural center. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This campground is short on charm, but otherwise a nice place to spend a few days. The casino is within walking distance and they have a shuttle service to the campground if you want or need one. There are no real shade trees, although there are some trees around the perimeter to provide some visual interest. The utilities work fine (the water pressure is among the best we've ever had) but the sewer connection is at the very back of the site, requiring our longest hose to reach. There is a nice paved parking spot at the front of each site for a tow vehicle (even one as long as our long truck). The problem areas: the laundry is a bit small for the number of sites and they only have twelve 50-amp sites (out of a total of 100) which tend to fill up fairly quickly particularly on weekends. Normally I wouldn't think reservations are necessary, but they did fill up pretty completely for the Labor Day holiday and are sold out weeks ahead for the Pendleton Round-up in mid-September. The rates are higher on Friday and Saturday nights and although they give Good Sam and AARP discounts, they don't apply for Friday and Saturday. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
There is no shade at this campground. They do have a pool and spa. The sites are macadam and level. The casino is very nice. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great place for a stop either before or after going over the pass. Nice long paved pads, with grass. Everything was clean and maintained, very friendly people. I washed my truck and trailer and no one seemed to mind. Great view of the mountains and the vehicles headed up and down. The price was right but the casino helped them out! Would stay here again We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
If you enjoy the casino the park would be perfect. We don't - although we did go over for the afternoon buffet after arriving and found the food to be good and fairly priced. The park is about 10 miles from Pendleton. We had good Internet (Verizon) and phone (AT&T) reception. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Restrooms were not clean when we checked in or in the morning. WiFi worked great. Mostly 30 amp sites but they are level, easy to back in to and there were some nice pull-through sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice clean RV Park. Free or Discounted Breakfast at the Casino with RV stay. We have stayed here before on our way through the area. We like the Resort/Casino being right next door. Overall good place for a night or two. Staff was friendly and the spa was warm. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice clean park. You can use the pool at the casino as well. Washrooms and grounds are kept up very well. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Stayed here last year while traveling. Nice park and lots to do in the area. Pendleton Underground and Indian Cultural Center and museums. Park offers coupon for $2.00 off buffet. This is great for breakfast. Shuttle service takes you to McDonalds, casino and Cultural Center. It is outstanding. Staff is very helpful. It is very peaceful and dog friendly. Would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice for a night or two, the staff was excelent. Pleasant walk to casino or shuttle. Only downfall is no cable TV. Nice added touch was the complimentary continental breakfast. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This park did not have a lot of frills, but they had level, paved sites. The RV antenna picked up a good number of stations. The casino had a really good lunch buffet for a reasonable price. For the money, this place was a winner. We would stay here again. They also gave tickets for a free continental breakfast at the casino or two dollars off the breakfast buffet in the casino. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Clean facilities, friendly staff, parking lot-style camping. No cable and no antenna stations. Wi-Fi worked pretty well. Shuttle to casino nice but only a short walk away from the park on a nicely paved path. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
There is easy access from the freeway to this park but signage is poor and it's easy to miss the turn once you pass the casino. The park is far enough away from the freeway to eliminate any traffic noise. Sites are not especially large but are adequate for an overnight and are a bargain at $21. It is only a short walk to the casino, and there is also a shuttle that runs every few minutes. This is a convenient place to stop as there is also a nice truck stop at the same exit. We camped here in a Motorhome.
A nice park with convenient access to the very popular and usually crowded Wildhorse Casino. Sites are paved, fairly level, and adequate in size. Hookups are good except sewer is in back of site; motorhomes with tow vehicles will need an extension. Quiet and dark at night, no kids here this time of year and probably not many at any time. Verizon cell and Aircard worked well. A shuttle provides transportation to the casino and an average buffet. A good overnight stay, nothing else here except the casino. We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Second time we have stayed here. They need better signage from the main road to the RV park. The Wi-Fi here is superb. 4 remote antennas guarantee a great signal anywhere in the park. Has nice spaces and friendly staff. Casino food is OK, not poor nor great. Golf course is superb! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice campground / casino would be a fun place to go and hang out "if you're a smoker" - we didn't last too long in there. Very windy (extreme). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
We found this campground the same as described by others and have no complaints. It is a short walk to the hotel and casino. Took our computer to the hotel and used the free Wi-Fi there. Received discount coupons that got us a nice full breakfast for $5.00 each. Very friendly and helpful staff. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
We reserved a 50 amp site. We called back to confirm the 50 amp site. We got there and were told that the people we had talked to made a mistake. Our reservation, we were told, was not for a 50 amp site. If you are a gambler, this place will suit you well. Shuttle service will take you to the casino and back. If you don't gamble, see if you can find better. No trees and too few 50 amp sites in this hot, desert climate. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Our experience was excellent. We were checked in rapidly because we were the only one's there at the time. They have a shuttle to casino for their buffet which had a RV park discount or free continental breakfast, clean restrooms and shower also a nice heated pool. Cable was sharp and clear. Spaces were a little crowded for 2 slides and some pull throughs were gravel as was ours but it was level and smooth. We camped here in a Motorhome.
The process of checking in took so long, we were assigned a site and asked to come back in two hours to complete the process. AND no one was waiting. Otherwise I would have rated the park higher. Everyone for the next 4 days (when we left) was having the same problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.
If this park had shade trees, it would be a much nicer park. Summers are hot here and shade would make a big difference in appeal. Casino was once a very nice place, however, this year we found it to be badly deteriorated. Nice golf course next to RV park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
The park was clean; the check-in process was slow due to the small office with one person. I understood they had wi-fi only to find out that it was at the adjacent casino. It looked like the golf course was nice. The cultural museum was just excellent. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We were very disappointed in this CG and won't go back!! Upon arrival, had to wait ten minutes while clerk and a guest argued about what sites their group members were supposed to be in. Clerk didn't seem to care about them or us. We were to have a paved pull thru but she gave us a rocky pull thru that was narrow, short, and unlevel with holes in it. Site was also covered with cigarette butts. We went back to office and asked to move and she said "pick a spot and tell me". We chose a gravel and dirt back in on perimeter with no neighbors. Much nice than crowded pull thrus. Bathrooms and showers were filthy so did not use them. Caution: they have water regulators on their taps that point outward and ruined my water regulator so take yours off. We had evening buffet at casino and it was better than we expected. Will not return to RV park! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice cement pads, long enough not to unhook. Easy walk to casino and coupons for breakfast buffet. Pool not open when we were there and NO WIFI. Satellite works great though. Lots of sightseeing around. Have stayed in the past and will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good park to stay a day or two. Some paved and some gravel sites. Overnight rate includes a coupon for continental breakfast at the hotel/casino. It's pretty windy on the plain so don't try the walk to the casino. You can call for a pickup by the casino shuttle. Down the road beyond the RV park is the Tamástslikt Cultural Institute, very interesting tribal museum. Downtown Pendleton is just five miles away. There is a Wal-Mart, Safeway, shopping and restaurants, and the Pendleton Mill. Verizon cell and air card on full signal. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Nice location next to the casino and golf course, but the pool and spa were both out of service. Also, they have discount prices for Sam & AAA, but only on Monday-Thursday - no weekend reduction! Price seemed a bit high for basic services of electric, water & sewer. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Review Rating
[ 5 / 10 ]
March 2009
$24
Large sites, we didn't have to unhitch our trailer. Never did see staff, closed up early and came in late. Had to trek over to the busy hotel lobby and wait in line to get bathroom/laundry room codes. The wifi didn't work, no cable tv hookups, not all sites are level. Was convenient for an overnight, but lacking as a destination. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
Very good access and fairly wide roads, enough for big rigs. Long sites, do not have to unhook toads. View of the mountains even though very few trees anywhere and mostly concrete - great place to stay 1-2 nights. Food at casino OK, casino typical - not "loose" for us like someone else stated though. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Wi-Fi did not work. Staff were friendly. Sites were well maintained. Walking distance to Casino. Had to move picnic table to our site from another site, not all sites had tables. No shade or privacy between sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice park next to the Wild Horse Casino along I-84 east of Pendleton, Oregon. There is also a very nice golf course on the property. Just past the RV park is an excellent Native American Cultural Center. The Center is well worth the visit and price of admission. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Fairly nice park. Each site has a little spot of grass. Level asphalt sites, although we did see some that are gravel. Office staff was rude and frequently not present during posted office hours. This park is in the Enjoy America list, but the staff is hesitant to give the discounted rate. Even with these limitations we would still stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Was a beautiful place to park, we ended up staying 3 nights! Was quiet despite being pretty full for the weekend. A golf course, museum and casino all within walking distance. The view from my site was not obstructed by the rv next to me and it was a beautiful view of the Blue Mountains. Sites were pretty level, only issue is that the sewer connection is pretty far back, had to move back to reach it. Sites are very long, I saw several big rigs with plenty of room for their tow vehicles next to them. They provide a free shuttle to the casino, but the walk over is not that far. The park was very clean and the pool was nice too. Staff very friendly and helpful! Would definitely stay here again and plan to next time I'm in the area! We camped here in a Motorhome.
Great spot for a short break. They have all kinds of giveaways in the casino, the golf course is wonderful and the views are spectacular. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We just stayed here for one night and overall were very pleased. We stopped here after travelling all day on the interstate. This park was very well maintained and clean throughout. The staff was exceptionally friendly towards us. We ate dinner at the casino buffet and it was fine and inline with most other buffets you find at these type casino resorts. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.
In the "RV State" this is a typical park. I have never seen so many RV Parks per capita anywhere. This park is well located, but a bit barren. The planners gave good thought to most things: some of the sewer connections end up being about 25 feet from your hook-up (bring an extension), and landscaping (there is none). The office folks are nice, the casino is bigger than I thought it would be (and loose), and the area is different then expected (mountains/high plains). We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice park with level sites near a casino. We actually came out ahead (a first) at the casino. It is quiet and had killer sunsets when we were there. I would go back. We camped here in a Motorhome.
This is a nice, clean, well maintained park. Streets and sites are asphalt with about half being pull thrus. Depending on how long your rig is, you may have to unhook and park your tow beside your rv. There is grass between the sites and some small trees around the perimeter of the park. The park is big rig friendly. We would stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
We arrived on a holiday evening with reservations but didn't park in the assigned space, it'd been occupied already. The next day the nice office lady changed the computer to reflect the move. The discount structure is strange, especially for "Enjoy America" so if you're depending on the discount call and make sure you're arrival and departure match their structure. We stayed in one of the "back-ins" along the Eastside, overlooking the wheat fields. The spaces are wide with very nice lawns and picnic tables at many of them. I liked the placement of the utilities except for the sewer has a cement collar that is to high for most elbow screw-in connections, I resorted to an adaption with a long connector piece stuck into a "donut." Strange but it worked. Also, I noticed many units had to adapt getting their sewer hoses over a curb and down the incline to the inlet. Overall, it's a OK place for a few nights. Be sure to take in the "Underground City Tour," Pendleton Woolen Mills and treat yourself to a meal with a bowl of soup at "Roosters" restaurant south of town on Hwy 395. The chicken noodle soup is FABULOUS and this is not a chain eatery. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
As stated, the CG is a function of the Wildhorse Casino. Also adjacent to a nice golf course and the Tama'stslikt Cultural Institute which is definitely worth a visit. Not a lot of shade but, the trees are growing. Sites are mostly level, really deep, and spacious, for this type of CG. Did note a bit of voltage drop as the CG filled but not sufficient to cause concern. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Very nice park and the staff was extremely helpful. The resort includes a casino, hotel and beautiful golf course. There's a free shuttle that will pick you up and drop you off at your RV. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Good CG located out in the middle of nowhere. Collocated with the Wildhorse Casino. Large, wide, level sites. Big rig friendly. Good restaurant in casino. No Cable TV, but several over-the-air TV stations available. Good layover site, cheap and you'll likely make up for the low site costs with a donation to the casino. Good luck here. A very pleasant stay over spot. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Stopped here for an overnight stay. Campground was clean and sites were large. Campground has a pool--separate from the hotel and casino. We were not impressed with the casino. When you stay here you receive a ticket good for a free continental breakfast at the casino. I would not hesitate to stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Laundry available. Easy in and out of campground. Mostly asphalt sites with a few gravel sites. 12 50 amp sites and the remainder are 30 amp. Good Sam, Escapees, AAA and AARP discounts apply. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
This is basically an open field with pad sites. Has a pool and laundry facilities. The park is clean and safe with friendly staff. Try to get space 93 (back in) as it is a corner space with view of valley. We camped here in a Motorhome.
Nice RV Park. Pull-thru sites that are too close together like you would expect from this type of place. But nice and clean with lawn in between the sites. Pool and Casino looked very nice although we didn't use either. Was disappointed that we didn't have a picnic table at our site, and after looking around only about half the sites had them. Staff was pleasant. Not really the kind of place I'd stay for a long weekend, but a great overnighter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.
Nice campground. A bit hard to find since signage and directions are not the greatest. (It's behind the hotel/casino.) Large, level pull-thru's (concrete pad) with extra space to park vehicle next to coach. Swimming pool is at the hotel a short walk away. So is free continental breakfast. No shade. Sparse grass. Very clean. We camped here in a camper.