Mtn. View RV Park

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.

We stopped over for one night on our way to the ocean. Just happened to be the weekend Baker City festival so the park was full but still nice and quiet. There are permanent mobile homes around the perimeter and most are kept up and clean. The quaint General Store and faux store fronts are a cute touch.
Lots of area info and we will return to stay for an extended visit. The weekly and monthly rates are very reasonable. Had a breaker issue late in the night and it was handled promptly. Laundry has 6 washers and 6 dryers in a cute room with cushioned seating and reading materials. Bathrooms are new and great space, remember to turn the light timer so they don't go out on you.
Spa services available but we were too late to register.
Front pull through spots are sunny and likely used for short term one night stays like ours. Back spots are shady with large tree cover. Views and sunset are wonderful.
Convenient to town for shopping, groceries, activities.
Only downside was I couldn't get logged into wifi but I may have read the password wrong.
They do offer discounts for daily rates.

Our site had a beautiful view of the mountains and was close to the park which my kids loved. The weather was awesome and we sat outside on the pretty grassy area. The store at the office is very cute with lots of souvenirs and food. The park was full but you didn't feel cramped because the sites were so nice. Would stay again if we were ever in town again.

Great place, an old western town, you can walk from the site to town ,friendly & helpful staff most places are closed on Monday not to far from the freeway. Site was level lots of trees.

Excellent service, very clean bathroom and shower area.

Small park near the edge of town. We stayed here in March, so it was pretty vacant and they only had the water turned on to select sites. We did hear the train a couple times, but other than that it was pretty quiet. If park was full it would be a little tight navigating with a longer unit.

This park is obviously a "labor of love" for someone. It's exceptionally well kept up. Spotless even.

The sites are packed in, I have maybe 12 feet of "yard", much of which is taken up by the neighbors slide-out and utilities. I understand the economics of packing the rigs in like this, but it cost them a star.

Overall, the place is quiet, super clean and the pool, hot tub, and other amenities are well cared for. This was just a stop on the way to elsewhere for me, but I am glad to have found it. Some train noise, but off in the distance a bit, not one of those shakes your rig when it passes kind of places. No detectable highway noise.

Wifi is strong and multi-station, I speed tested it at a peak of 5mb, though it hovered around 1-2mb during most of my stay.

We found this spot a nice oasis in the summer heat. Trees are abundant, the park is clean and well maintained. We chose this spot when visiting our daughter who works at the hospital up the road because of its proximity and reviews. We’ll definitely be back again!

Picked up postcards for the grandsons in the General Store and this great sticker for my water flask. Super friendly people!

Well-kept, this park is obviously owned by someone who cares about it. It's spotless, from the pool, to the sites, to the bathroom. Clean is priority.

But my Sunday morning began with a 5:30 AM wake-up by a neighbor BLASTING a radio preacher over his outside entertainment system. That went on until 7 AM when he left. Then the ATV start tearing around the park roads, which started all the dogs barking. Staff in golf carts drove on by, watching all this happen.

I stayed here two weeks ago, on my way south and thought the noise in the park was a fluke. Nope. Staying here again on my way back north and I find it's not. I feel sorry for the neighbors of the park if it's always this loud here.

TL;DR: A spotless, beautiful park in a quiet neighborhood marred by noise from within.