We stayed here for more than three months. The park is nice if you don't have to deal with the owner. Check in takes too long, No campfires, come on, whats camping without a fire? The Direct T.V he charges you for didn't work well at my site anyway. The paved sites are nice however the roots pushing up the asphalt on the road to your site are jolting and unsettled even the most secure of items in my trailer. We will not be back to this park We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a fabulous park nestled in the tall trees with level paved sites. The restrooms and showers are spotless. There is no campfires at sites due to a high fire risk however there is a large community fire pit with seating. WiFi is free, very good, and is available at each site. The water comes from a 600 ft. well and is very good. Picnic tables and BBQ stands (a large stump) are at each site. The owner is quite the character and takes pride in this park. Check-in was easy and friendly with a golf cart tour of the park to pick out your site and free maps with many local attractions, waterfalls, landmarks, etc. There is lots to see in this area and it's not that far from Crater Lake which is just unreal! Shopping should be done before coming here as mentioned in another review. The closest is in Shady Cove about 22 miles away. Be sure to check out "Beckie's Cafe" as the food is fantastic. Also right next door to "Beckie's" is home made ice cream. As an added note, I felt the most secure in this park versus any other we have stayed in. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We have never given this high a rating before, but this RV park truly deserves it. The paved level sites are widely spaced and nestled in the woods. DirecTV antennas are placed throughout the campground and cabled to the sites. The on-site owner loves what he is doing and it is reflected in the cleanliness and appearance of the park. At check-in he gave us a golf-cart tour of the campground. He is also knowledgeable about the area and is more than willing to share it with his guests. The price mentioned is the nightly rate, but huge discounts are offered for longer stays. This is not a resort, but a wonderful mountain retreat and a great place "to get away from it all." We are already planning a return visit. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with huge Douglas Firs overhead. Very rustic with lots of needles off of trees everywhere. Very nice and level asphalt pads. New electrical 50 amp electrical pedestals. No cable(one one TV station on antenna). No pay phone or cell service within 30 miles! Clean and nice but just a little rustic for us city slickers! The Old Propect Hotel has great food, kind of upscale and classy. Only Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings. Call or stop by for reservations. Beckies Cafe in Unionville had great sandwiches and pie. Town of 800 people. Had to go to Shady Cove, 24 miles to get groceries. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.