Mtn. View RV Park

We were in a pull thru spot that was level. Utility connections including cable tv all worked and were in the perfect spot for our coach. Very friendly staff. The park was immaculate. Very green grass in mid April. There is propane at this park. Easy in and out.

We were traveling through and so we only stayed for one night... but, it is now on our list to come back and stay longer. The park has both mobile home and RV sites... but, they are separate. The RV sites have trees, grass, and a picnic table. The staff was fabulous. I knew from that first phone call that they would take care of us. Check in was fast and easy. They have done a fantastic job of making it interesting with a Cowboy theme. E-A-Z-Y access to your site... drive through 50 AMP sites. No road noise... very quiet.

Lovely park. Well maintained grassy strips between sites. Pool, hot tub, and basketball court. This is our second visit.

Very nice management but otherwise just a basic spot to hang your hat for the night. Nothing more. The sites are close togther and it's in between an equipment rental business and low-end residential houses. I don't understand the glowing comments from other posters.

It’s 95 today, they rearranged my spot to be in a shadier spot. The pool was so clean and so was the facilities. Loving my one day stay here. Great that check in is at noon. Also asked me about my discount status, super thoughtful.

Stayed here on a return road trip for one night to escape the heat of RV parks at lower elevations. I requested a shady spot because temperatures were soaring and I have a vintage trailer with no AC. The managers totally accommodated. I had a great great site totally shaded and fairly private as it backed on to a fence. I chose a back-in site because it provided greater shade more opportunity for both shade and privacy. The bathroom was clean; there is a very convenient little grocery there and many “antique and old west” touches to the park. Alhough there were also manufactured homes that were part of the location, the area for RV camping was separate and reasonably roomy with many large shade trees. (Most pull through sites less private) It was reasonably close to the interstate but far enough away to eliminate road noise.

As RV Parks go this in the upper tier. Nothing fancy or high end for amenities although it does have a jacuzzi hot tub (indoor) we used and a pool we didn't which is unusual in this part of the country. It's reasonably priced too maybe because it's end of the season. It does have trees that would offer shade in the hotter months and narrow grass strips that separate the spaces.

It's on the edge of town so you need a vehicle to get into the downtown area to see the sights and they are worth seeing.

Would definitely stay here again if I needed an RV park experience and services.

Shady spot. We didn’t unhook and walked 1.5 miles to town, had a drink at Geiser Grand Hotel. Great stopover.

This is one of the only parks in town if you need / want to stay in Baker City. We did because we had visited the excellent Oregon Trail National Historic Center the day before and needed an rv part the next day. Outstanding Yelp reviews led us to this park and it lived up to them. Friendly staff, big clean bathrooms recently remodeled we think. Small sites, not much privacy but everyone seemed happy to be there. Cutsie faux western themed decor, but fun and fine. Little store stays open till 9. They rented movies for a dollar. Laundry open 24-7. Did not avail ourselves of the hot tub. Wifi available but a bit slow. Sounds of train at night but otherwise quiet. Need a water pressure reducer or you can buy one there. Level gravel sites with little patches of grass and shade trees scattered. Good Sam and AAA discounts.

The park is well maintained and owners are very friendly and helpful. If you can afford the time, the Oregon Trail Museum (free with National Park Access pass) was very nice and educational. Didn't utilize the hot tub/spa area but the bathrooms were clean. Sites are fairly close together but there is grass between the sites.