Nice park with paved streets and paved sites. Paving for sites is just large enough for motor home to fit on. Wi-fi works only near the office. Easy to get in and out of with big rig. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful park attached to a motel. The staff is very friendly. However the park is currently being torn up and access is difficult. I also think squeezing our 30 foot 5th into a back in was very difficult. It is close to town and all restaurants, etc. Lovely town with lots to do (shopping, site seeing, opportunities to hike, fish and golf). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Attractive and well maintained. Easy walking distance to town. Would stay again. Highway noise starts at 5:00 am. Most of the pull through sites are very long, and have sewer connection at the back and picnic table and pad at the front, so you probably will step out onto grass. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The needed upgrade to this park is nearing completion. However construction materials and equipment are still scattered throughout the park. Despite that, the park charges a rate of over $50 when tax is added. New pavement and 50amp power doesn't justify the rate, especially since the road noise from the highway is as bad as ever. With the closure of the Sisters RV Park this KOA has become a monopoly and prices accordingly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was less than half full on the days immediately before the FMCA convention nearby. The rates are way too high for what you get which is fairly typical of KOAs. The roads and parking are all dusty gravel with no grass around. There are other campgrounds in the area that are cheaper by far with less dust. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had stayed here 5 years ago and enjoyed the park but, decided to try the park in town. Unfortunately it was full, so we ended up here. One reason that park in was full, and this one was only about 20% occupied, is the $45 rate. After some inquiries about the $10+ rate jump from last year, I found out about the park's expansion (it is actually almost a brand new facility next door). So I am paying $10 more for 2007's $30 facility to fund the new park which I may never use. What would have been at least a 2-3 day stay, ended after one night. The current park is OK - nice pool, free WIFI near offfice, decent cable TV and sites. If not for the $10 rip-off, it would have rated a 7. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Closed and gone for good. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a level park with wide paved roads, paved RV locations plus pavement for the table and another for a car with well kept grass in between. Minimal highway noise, great pool and excellent wash rooms and showers. Wireless is quite weak, only available at the sites occasionally. It can be used in the lobby or in the laundry room. A good value park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A beautifully landscaped park in a very busy, touristy town. The back-in sites are nicely setup and quite spacious – plenty of room for the picnic table and BBQ grill stand (provided by the park). Each has an adjacent parking area for tow or towed vehicle. Those are the back-in sites, the pullthrus are another story. Not much width to the pullthrus, the site is barely long enough to accommodate our 37’ fifth wheel and 1-ton dually. Website advertises free WiFi in the clubhouse, but it is not available at the sites. The adjacent lawn area has suffered from too much foot traffic as the cement pads are barely wide enough to accommodate the rig – the “lawn” turned quickly to unavoidable mud when it rained – which is fairly often. The pullthrus also had picnic tables & grill stands. The design of the park and its streets makes negotiation into the sites a real challenge – turns are tight and running over the grass is unavoidable when trying to land the rig on the narrow pad; often leaving deep ruts in the moist ground. Lots to see and do in the area, no major stores nearby – but lots of little shops selling a bit of everything for the discerning tourist. Bend, an easy 20 miles away, has every major store imaginable. We stayed in Sisters while attending “THE RALLY” so we avoided any unnecessary travel – just too crowded & busy. Even when there is no rally, this place is very popular – reservations are highly recommended. Aside from the park design, we enjoyed our week-long stay. The managers are friendly, helpful & accommodating. The park is clean, well facilitated and maintained. We would definitely return provided a back-in site was available and assured. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.