Quail Ridge RV Park

Not much to town. Gravel lot with FHU’s. Nice spot to break up the long drives. They are still working on it.

The RV park is a gravel parking lot with full hookups. No trees or picnic tables but it’s clean. The manager is very friendly. It’s a great little spot to spend one night.

Great little spot for an overnight rest stop. Manager/park host was super friendly. Clean and well kept park. There is a dog run area and there is a small triangle of grass with a picnic bench. Trash available and full
Hookups. WiFi also available. Entire area is rock including the RV spots, but the spots were level, so not an issue. The “driveway” had a small low spot that need filling but not a huge issue. There are some restaurants in town( we didn’t try any) and a large self car wash across the street that could fit some RVs. We couldn’t hear any noise from the road.

Extremely convenient, nice level sites. Stoped for one night. The Wi-Fi was excellent. Not much on the amenities….. no showers , bathrooms, or laundry but for a quick overnight it’s was fine.
The whole campground is just gravel and painted lines. Which worked well for us. Very quiet. Gas station , liquor store, DQ right across the street

This is a great stopover, easy to get into campground. The town has everything you could need to resupply. Staff was super nice. The campground is just a gravel parking lot but all the sites are mark, and they have a great dog park. There is a beautiful drive to a nearby Malheur Wildlife Management area that has birds and thousands of dragonflies. We would defiantly stop here again.

We decided to stop in Burns given our later departure from Bend, OR due to snowy weather. We chose Quail Ridge RV Park and are glad we did. While it has few amenities, it is new, the sites are large, it is clean and the location is very convenient off of US 20. It is a short walk to the Dairy Queen.

The nearby Shell station, across from the McDonalds, has bulk Propane at a good price that we took advantage for refilling one of our tanks.

We would stay here again for a quick night stop.

I had called ahead and spoke with Jeremiah. Richard greeted and welcomed the overnight arrival. Quiet, clean, rv park.

This RV Park is on the new side so still adding to it. All park is gravel but nice and level.all spaces are back in so could be tight with a big rig. Terry the host is a very nice guy and willing to help any way he can. He let us pull through two of the back in suite so we didn’t have to unhook tow dolly and car, as he only has two other rv coming in that night. No shade as still new . We will stay here again when in Burns.

This is literally a gravel lot with lines painted on the gravel for RV spots; full hookups, yes but no trees, space or effort put into this park, big letdown to pull into, basically a parking lot.