Great park. All paved and concrete pads. Pool, playground, hot tub, nice laundry, free wifi worked well. Friendly staff. Close to everything, but away from the noise. Enjoyed our week here. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Paved with grass. Large park, but well run and clean. If this park were in a better location, I would rate it higher. The main problem is the large Fed-Ex facility next door that creates a lot of noise, even through the night with truck transfers and loading/unloading. Recommend earplugs here. Convenient to I-5 and Hwy 99. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful nice park, very flat, great WI-FI. We used laundry, bathrooms and showers, all clean and fine. Helpful staff. It is relatively new and I believe they are still working on the signage, as it was not marked well from the freeway and she gave us wrong directions when we called. Also when you get in the very large park it is not clear where to go to register or where to take the trash. A little pricy, but clean and safe and easy is worth a lot to me. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for a week. Very nice quiet, well lit park, lots of room to maneuver a big rig. All hookups are convent and well located. Nice level concrete pad with plenty of room for our 40 ft motorhome and we could easily park our car as well. Park is very good access to and from highway I-5, but far enough away that there was no road noise. We would stay here again. Only reason I did not give it a 10 was the pool and spa are outdoors, which at this time of year was not usable. We camped here in a Motorhome.

You can't help but giggle when you see the name of this resort. Some Internet research indicates Illahee generally translates to "earth" or "country" in Indian folklore, but another translation specified "house by the water." However, the "hee hee" part does bring a smile to your face. One of the co-managers said the name is supposed to translate to "fun place to be." Thank goodness the park paid for a good supply of signs posted from the freeway because my GPS didn't recognize the street (and Mapquest.com doesn't have it, either..). As of this date, the park had been open 1 year and 5 months (according to one of the co-managers). This park has 139 spaces and most of them are pull-through. Only 25 are back-in. As of this writing, the back-ins were $30 and the pull-throughs are $34. The slots are quite long, and nicely paved with concrete. There is an adequate amount grass between each slot. Although you see your neighbor, you won't feel like your neighbor is "in your face." The park has an outdoor pool (which was closed at this time of year) and an indoor spa. The restroom was very clean (can only speak for the women's restroom, didn't see the men's....), but there is only one shower. Two more unisex showers are available in the spa area. The laundry area is accessed by a code and available 24 hours a day. The laundry area had an adequate supply of washers and dryers for the size of the park. There is a change machine, too! Although all the laundry facilities were in one place, this park is flat, so anyone who is staying at the outer edge of the park and has mobility issues can easily get there in a mobility assistance vehicle. The cable TV has a very good lineup of channels. If you have a digital TV, you will get a few additional ones. The trash dumpster and recycle bins are quite concealed (more like a fortress!) so as not to interfere with the ambiance of the park. Those two items were so well hidden, I had trouble finding them! When I eventually located them, I discovered the fences surrounding them were arranged in a "walk through maze" which prevents ugly viewing from anywhere in the park. The reservation office is open until 9:00 PM at night (6:00 PM Sundays). Additional amenities include a pay phone, a propane facility, a room where you can exercise and read books, and great wireless! For full-timers, there are phone hookups, but you have to arrange the service through the phone company. Further, the park is well lit at night with many tall and very bright street lights (every other slot). There is one down side to this: my window shades didn't block the light as much as I would like. Add to that, a very much loved (and spoiled!) pet cat who insists on the "3:00 AM guard watch," at the window, where the street light is...... But this was a very minor inconvenience compared to the security of having a park this well lit at night. Actually, the only thing I didn't like about this park was: on the day I was leaving, they wouldn't/couldn't sell propane before noon because their propane person didn't come to work until then! I was going to award this park a "9" but I kicked it down to "8" because of this. (They also don't offer Good Sam discounts at this time...) We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a new park and very clean. However they have made some mistakes. In the section I was in the pad is narrow and when you step out of your MH you step on the grass. The very wet grass I might add, from the sprinklers and the rain. The other half of the park they have added a cement extension to alleviate this, so hopefully will continue to do this to all sites. The other issue I had was hooking up the water. The faucets are very low to the ground and makes it impossible with your regulator to hook up the hose. I had a small 10ft hose that I had to put the regulator in between in order to hook up. The fellow in the office seemed fairly disinterested in some of my questions. I didn't interact with any other staff. I spent 2 nights here. I would stay here again but would definitely request a site where my steps didn't exit onto the grass. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park should be a 5 star rated park with 5 stars being the highest. You will look long and hard to find a nicer RV Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Overall nice park. Pool and spa were heated and clean. There is a large outdoor heated gazebo with chairs, tables, and BBQ's for all to use upon reserving with management. Each site had a huge concrete pad, patch of grass, modern utilities including hard-wired CAT5 jack in addition to the WiFi for Internet Access, all amperage, and (2) sewer connections based on your rig's positioning. Cable had 70 clear channels and no satellite obstructions were noted. We had a small ant problem at our site and I found a few bee's drowned in our "left out" beverages. Play equipment was modern but small for the kids and not much else for them to do. No camp fire rings and most sites did not have a picnic table. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been traveling full time for three years and this is one of the best RV parks we have stayed in anywhere. All roads and sites are paved - pull thrus are 70’ long with lots of distance between sites. All sites have 20/30/50 amp service, 70 channel cable and dual sewer hookups for either front or back of the RV. Nicely landscaped grounds with fountains at the front. Park has only been open for a year and was obviously planned by a professional. We camped here in a Motorhome.

New park in Salem, hidden away but worth finding. Well planned park with spotless facilities. When the trees grow up this will be close to perfect. Pool large and restroom/showers are the best we have seen. Train whistles at night but we got used to them (staying two weeks). Park is convenient to plenty of things to do. We will stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a 2 yr old resort and it was laid out correctly. Paved streets, concrete pads, grass, free WiFi, hot spa. Price starts at $28 We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is only a year or so old, So there is not much if any shade. The sites are pretty close together and there is no privacy. Probably will not return to this park We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I have come to this park several times now, and the experience is always consistent. The staff is very friendly and welcoming each time I arrive, which is always appreciated by a tired traveler! The park is clean and well maintained, close to shopping, easy to navigate, and sites are large. They seem to have a high staff to site ratio which is likely the reason for such a clean and tidy park. The only complaint is that internet access is not free. Overall I will continue to make this my first choice for a place to stay in Salem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A quiet and fairly spacious park right near a busy crossroads - but that gave us good walking access to groceries and other supplies. It was near a dealer we needed to see for repairs, and we would stay here again if we needed to - but no great views or recreation facilities on site. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice park, if you like more of a permanent residence experience. The restroom and laundry facilities are clean. Though pets are accepted, there are minimal pet areas on the premisis, and then more structured for small dogs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed at this park several times and it is still the nice, clean, well maintained park it has always been. Streets and sites are paved and big rig friendly. Showers, restrooms and laundry are clean. It is a pretty park with grass, flowers, shrubs and small trees. The park is in a good location near all services. We will return next time we are in Salem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very neat and clean but sites are too narrow with too much grass. The grass was watered excessively, flooded the area. I couldn't walk around my open slides without walking through the grass and other useless landscaping. Wi-Fi worked good but should be free. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is clean and beautiful. The owner is interested in the park and visits often. The staff are very helpful, considerate and keep the park in terrific shape. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campground, management was very friendly and helpful and our site was nice and level. Would stay again without hesitation. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A very well kept park with nice landscaping, roomy pull thrus, great wi-fi (for a fee) and cable, clean laundry rooms with dryers that actually dry and a few pieces of exercise equipment. A fairly large park without much privacy so that may or may not be an issue for you. Has one of the best book trading areas I've seen. Plus free breakfasts on Saturday mornings. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at this park for several month's about 2 years ago. We were impressed with it and made it a point to return. This time, however, we were assigned a different site which was next to a customer who still worked during the day. He owned a very loud diesel truck and would start the engine at 5:30 A.M. and let it run for 15-20 minutes before leaving. The truck was parked 6 feet from our bedroom slide. After several days of this, the start time's changed to an earlier hour, and on one particular morning the truck left and returned again THREE time's between 4:30 A.M. and 7:00 A.M. With this and the fact that a nearby bar plays LOUD music until 2:00 A.M. each Fri. and Sat. night, we went to the manager to request a site change. Expecting a helpful response, we were quite surprised that she was NOT interested in assigning us a different site, nor was she accommodating AT ALL! Based on her lack of interest, we located a different R.V. park in Salem and chose to leave. WE WILL NOT STAY AT THIS PARK AGAIN. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A great RV Park, very clean, level concrete pads, easy hookups, Wi-Fi, excellent! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was our second visit to this park. It is a great place to stay. The people running it are friendly and quite helpful. The spaces can accomodate big rigs and have grass between each one. There are two sets of restrooms and laundry rooms. Everything is spotless. It is also close to both grocery and all other type shopping. When we return to Salem, we will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We are full time and have stayed at many RV parks. This was one of the best ones we have stayed at. It is very well maintained. Streets and sites are paved. There is grass, shrubs and small trees. There is no dirt. Big rigs should have no problem at this park. It is conveniently located near I-5, shopping, restaurants, services and the fairgrounds. The park has WiFi and I picked up an excellent signal at our site, however I didn't use it because of the $5 daily fee. I would have rated this park a 10 except for the lack of a swimming pool. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have stayed there from 1 to 3 times a year for the past four years(2000, 2001, 2002, 2003). Very nice management/ownership, very helpful. Clean with asphalt drives and concrete pads with concrete patio areas. Green grass kept mowed and trimmed. Dog run privacy fenced includes utensils to pick up after pets and garbage can to dispose pick up material. Close to I-5 freeway, Oregon State Fair, shopping and Lancaster Mall. Easy drive to Silver Falls Park. Will continue to stay when in the area. We are indeed partial due to our pleasant experiences here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a really nice park. All cement pads and level. Near shopping,walking distance to Safeway and several others.Very friendly owners. Felt kinda overwhelmed in my 30' TT as most of the people there were waiting for the Monaco rally. WOW!!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beautiful park, clean and wonderful bath room and showers. Continental Breakfast supplied. All concrete slabs for rigs asphalt roads. Very, Very nice. Hwy 22 is a nasty road with a lot of traffic hard to exit from RV park (55 MPH). Wonderful semi-secure area without to much road noise. Will come here again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nightly rate was with a 30% off coupon. Facility is very well maintained. The staff is friendly. Not what I would call a resort. Not much to do at the facility except sleep and indulge in their modest continental breakfast. Nice touches are: A free daily (not Sunday) newspaper delivered to your site. They have a fairly robust free DVD lending library. They have some necessity type supplies available for purchase. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Wonderfully clean and warm restrooms and showers. It was very cold while we were there, even snowed one evening! I arrived after hours, and self check in was easy, office called me the next day, because I had done the math wrong, and overpaid, so they were going to refund the overage. We will stay here again. Note on rate, it was discounted with internet coupon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed for 2 nights. Access is a little tricky as it is directly off fast 4 lane road. Look carefully for entrance as it is very poorly marked! Drive straight in - no security gate in effect. Nice front desk area with shop, very well stocked DVD/VHS library, public use computer and printer, Wifi works well. Clean park with nice wooded surroundings. Spaces a little close to each other although we took a 'double' converted spot. Fairly narrow access roads. Looking back, website shows complimentary breakfast but we did not use it - don't think we were told about it to be honest. Paper was delivered as advertised! Good Sam 10% available. Winter special shows 3 nights for 2. We camped here in a Motorhome.

What a nice surprise after the park we left from. The only negative on the place is they need to put out a larger entrance sign. They have beautiful large level sites with well maintained grass and landscape. A large off leash pet run and a small one for the little guys. There is a hiking trail that we enjoyed. The staff was very friendly. The laundry, bathrooms and showers were very clean. This is a great park to either come to on your own or to bring along a group. We wished we could have stayed longer. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park with great people working here. The maintenance supervisor was very helpful when we had a few issues. He went out of his way to help us a few times. Great guy. They had double size sites with big grassy areas. This was a nice area for our dog to play in the yard. The dryer in the laundry room didn't dry clothes. People kept putting notes on it saying it was broken , but the note would just disappear. We really liked this park overall. We will stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I have stayed at this park a number of times. It gets better with each visit. The landscaping is coming along nicely. And I like the DVD movie library. I watched a number of movies during my visit. I had one of the super sites - two sites for the price of one. I will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The location is convenient to Salem though coming from the east and turning left on Hwy 22 across two lanes of 55+mph traffic to access the downhill entrance to the park is a bit unnerving. On Sundays the church next door shares the entrance so plan your arrival or departure prior to or after services. The park is neat and clean but the sites are VERY small and CLOSE together. Back-ins on the north end of the park are not on the drivers side combined with one way narrow streets and turns provides a challenge to navigate. A few sites have been enlarged by combining two into one but don’t know if they will do that all the way through. Motor homes with toads have a challenge to fit with out hanging out in the street and there is a charge to park outside of your assigned site if you cannot fit. During our stay we drove to nearby Hee Hee Illa Hee RV Resort http://www.heeheeillahee.com/. It has larger sites and easier access especially for 5th wheels so will try that on our next visit to Salem. This park is fine for overnight or rigs less than 45ft including toad or tow vehicle. If possible entrance from the west on Hwy 22 is easier to enter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is better for people without kids and who don't mind unhooking their tow vehicles. We paid extra for a pull-through site but had to unhook our tow vehicle to fit it in (and even then it barely fit). There is no purpose to a pull through here. We would have saved money backing into a site since we'd have to unhook either way. Check-in was pleasant and the lady there was friendly. This is basically a nice parking lot with a small pool/hot tub. Spaces are very tight with little breathing space between neighbors. No playground. The pool area was pretty full of stir crazy kids and disapproving retired couples who hid away in the hot tub. The best thing about this campground is that it was clean with nice rigs and it felt relatively safe. We rated this campground higher than we would have because of the friendly check-in lady who let us stay a little over our check-out time since we had to run into town for provisions. Once we retire and are RVing without kids, we will consider coming back if we are passing through. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park with a lot of perks ran by very friendly people.Like most commercial parks now days there were a lot of permanent residents who for the most part were cordial but not overly friendly. Would have given a 10 except the cable tv leaves a lot to be desired contrary to maintenance mans proclamation. Could still easily stay here long term and enjoy it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The park itself is okay, but the management is very rude and this is not a friendly place for dogs. There is no fun allowed here. People may curse at you here. That is allowed and condoned, but not playing with your dog. There is no shade. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

First class park, great river-side location. Easy access. Very friendly and helpful staff, morning newspaper delivered to each site, free continental breakfast, movie nights at clubhouse. We stayed for only 1 night but would definitely stay longer next time. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Another extremely nice RV park by Premier. Free continental breakfast presented very nicely, and free newspaper delivered to coach. Friendly staff. Movie every night in their theater. Very clean. Fitness center and pool tables. Premier sites and Super sites (its a double site) are available for $33.50 and $41 respectively. Some long term folks, but all was very clean looking. Whole complex is very nicely done. Great facilites for a RV club. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Used this a an overnighter. A few minutes from I-5, but easy to find. Large clean bathroom/restrooms. Pool by office, away from sites helped to minimize noise. Large sites with picnic tables. Steady breeze during the afternoon into evening kept bugs away and fresh smell. Remember to ask for WiFi coupon at office. We didn't know until after office was closed. We'd camp here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a well-run campground, with easy access to excellent and level pull through sites. The facilities are top-notch -- the bathrooms are nicer than any others we have ever seen at an RV resort. But there is no shade, which is a pity, since this campground sits out in the middle of nowhere, 4 miles west of Salem, baking in the summer sun. Also, they charge $5 for WiFi, which seems like a ripoff, given the already-high price for a campsite. This place would be fine for an overnight stay or a couple of days, but I don't see it as a "destination" resort. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

NICE park! Pretty setting with nice landscaping. Pool and hot-tub very refreshing. Very nice theater with popular movies. Adequate laundry facilities and rec. room. Very quiet at night, but lot's of mowing during the day. Staff is pleasant and helpful and friendly. A little tough to back a large rig into the site. The sites are concrete and are fairly close to each other. Street's ARE a little narrow and are all one-way. Restroom's and shower's are usually quite clean and well stocked. Would stay here whenever we're in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We never stayed here when it was Eola Bend so we can't compare. But Premier seems to have removed the grass and landscaped with rocks. They've built small berms with large rocks at the site entrances to discourage turning too soon. Problem is, it requires almost perfection in order to get into the site because the roads are so narrow. Do you get a true pull through you can use without unhooking...nope. You'll likely be shimmying around to find position. At least we did with our 40 foot rig. Sites are packed in tight and due to there being no grass to speak of, we found the campground to be unattractive. Also, the campground is down in a bowl and cell phone service is pitiful. This was both on a cingular and a sprint network. To their credit, the wifi worked well and is very affordable. The clubhouse is also nice and continental breakfast is complimentary. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Outstanding Park with ultra clean restrooms. The park has level pull-throughs and a beautiful pool. We stayed an extra night and could have stayed longer. Salem is close by and worthy of a day to explore. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Lots of trees and landscaping added by new management. Room for big rigs. Kids liked the pool. Ask for a premium space which is actually two spaces. We will stay there again. Visit Schreiner's Iris Gardens in May/June. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a fairly new RV Park on Rickreall creek just west of Salem on the highway to the ocean. All the sites are paved with grass all around. It is very large and not very full, so you can get in almost anytime. We camped here in a camper.

Friendly check in. Older park that used to be a KOA. Low voltage at site. They charge an extra $1.75 a nite for cable TV?? Sites are very narrow with awnings touching neighbors slides. The sewer connections are in a bad place, your sewer ends up 5-6 feet from your neighbors door & basically under their awning! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.