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$7 Dump Fee. Located behind the gas station building, next to the propane tanks.

Made a last minute reservation at The Parkway to break our long journey from the Bay Area to Oregon. Was helped on the phone by a very friendly and professional lady. The campground is clean and well maintained, convenient from the I5 but far enough to not have traffic noise. Would stay again.

We needed an extra night in McMinnville and Evergreen was a perfect solution. $40 for overnight which included admission to the museum for one person. Great value! There was a car race meet on while we were there which meant the usual part of the parking lot used for overnighting was coned off, so we found a spot between the museum and the water park. It was quiet overnight, just a few other RVs, but it got noisy early (6:30am) when the car racing participants started showing up. No big deal though, they were there to have fun. Would recommend Evergreen as an easy and comfortable option when you’re in a pinch!

We stayed for just one night as we needed to take a break on a long I5 drive. The campground was neat and tidy, well shaded and the facilities well kept and clean. The store had useful groceries and camping paraphernalia, and friendly staff. We didn’t use the pool but saw others enjoying it. There was some noise from the freeway, but that’s ok when you consider the convenience of the location for an en route stopover. We’d visit again as a convenient place to break the OR to CA road-trip.

We’re generally not fans of RV parks, preferring state or regional parks. However, Olde Stone met all our needs and was a comfortable and convenient place to stay close to McMinnville. Pads were level and wide enough. We were fortunate to have an end site. Grounds were beautifully landscaped and the park is clearly taken care of. Showers and restrooms were always clean and seemed to be lightly used. Laundry was affordable and convenient. It was a hot few days while we were there and the sparkling blue swimming pool looked very tempting, but unfortunately it doesn’t open until after Memorial Day.
As other reviews mention, there is some noise from the airfield next door, but it didn’t bother us.
We’d stay again if in the area!

We needed a place to stay in Grants Pass and this reasonably priced ($35/night + $9 booking fee) county park met our needs. It wasn’t too busy, mid week in May, but the sites were well spaced out so even if it were, it would be ok. Some nice trees for shade, close to the river and convenient for the amenities of town. Some road noise from the other side of the river. The bathrooms were old, but functional and clean. Park host was friendly and helpful, and active around the park in case you needed anything. Overall I would stay here again if in the area. (22ft travel trailer, no issue with access)

We had a wonderful stay at Champoeg. Sites were well spaced and nicely shaded, the washrooms were older, but clean and functional. We particularly enjoyed the two mile walk to neighboring Butteville via the wooded trail alongside the Willamette river. Butteville’s historic general store served great food and the best ice cream we had in Oregon! Highly recommend this campground, another fantastic experience at a Oregon State Park.

Access for our 22ft travel trailer was relatively straightforward, snagged a perfect spot right on the shoreline with stunning views. Still off season, so no fee and no facilities. Lake is really full, and vegetation overgrown meaning limited access to some areas. Overall, this was a perfect 2 night stay for us.

As other reviewers pointed out, the beach is actually a mile away, but that just made for a nice walk to get there, through a lovely wooded and wetland landscape. The beach was windswept and deserted and oh so beautiful. We stayed in A10 which was less private than other sites further around A loop. Sites were spaced out enough for it not to be an issue for us, but there was some traffic noise as the site was fairly close to the entrance road. Wild turkeys roaming around the campground were fun to watch. Showers were hot and clean, bathrooms clean too with no-touch soap and faucets which is great. Trash compactor available at the exit of A loop, and recycling facilities a short walk away too. We did have to line up for the single dump station when we were leaving, but it wasn’t too long a wait. Overall, another great experience at an Oregon State facility.