Premier RV Resort

Beautifully maintained. Very family friendly. Lots for kids to do... horseshoes, cornhole, tetherball, golf chipping, bikes, fishing! Laundry facilities a plus. Be sure to have coins though.. no change machine, although office gladly gives change (out of luck when they’re closed though). Highly recommend this place!

Good utilities (sewer is at the rear of the site so ext. could be needed). The park is very clean and staff are friendly. Easy on and off freeway and not to noisy even though it is right next to it. We have stayed here twice. The first time we had a very long site, probably 80' and I like the curved entry into the sites. The second time we had a site that nosed into the small lake which was nice. I feel it's really over priced for what it is and for the price the bathrooms are out-dated. It was a good spot for us to stay due to a Freightliner appointment's and while waiting for parts. But there is a county park we found that will be our spot if we stay in the area again.

Actually located in Coburg, just north of Eugene right off the Interstate, but the noise was actually quite minimal. It is beautifully maintained and staff is very helpful. The roads in the park are asphalt and very wide and clearly marked.

The sites are very long and most are pull thru. They have several back-in sites located next to the pond. These sites next to the pond are set up with sewer and electric on both sides to allow motorhomes to pull in to view the pond or 5th wheels and trailers to back in and have the view. The sites are very wide, with lots of green grass in between you and the neighbor. The picnic tables looked very new. Each site has a morning paper delivered every day. The park is adding a few new sites but did not interfere with our stay.

One negative is that there are some very old RVs living here full time. They actually have at least ½ the sites with full timers. Most keep their sites clean but there are several RVs that look horrible. We spoke to the manager who said the RVs have to be 10 years or newer for a monthly site but if they can look at the RV, then they may waive the rule. Not sure how several of those were approved because they look horrible, with mold on the RV, torn awnings, etc.

The Facilites are top notch. There is a room with a pool table, couch, TV etc., a nicely equipped fitness room and very clean laundry rooms. It costs $1.50 to wash and $1.50 to dry. The clubhouse is very spacious and has a large screen TV, fireplace, couches and room to play games etc.

There is a nicely equipped store but we did have one issue. We are an active duty U.S. Coast Guard family and they only stocked 4 of the 5 armed services flags. The even displayed the flags outside on their curb as you drove in to the park, but again, only 4 of the 5 displayed. They did not have the U.S. Coast Guard flag for sale or displayed as they did the other services. Another issue was that the U.S. flag flying over the pond was tattered and in shreds. This is very disrespectful to the flag and to those of us who serve our Country. I hope that this is corrected soon as we did bring it to their attention.

They have started a new feature called Ducky’s Diner. It is a trailer on site that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. The Grand Opening was the day we left so we weren’t able to try it out.

The location is very convenient from I-5. It is just off the freeway but the noise was not bad at all. There is a TA Travel Center at the same exit with an RV Wash, which is very cheap and convenient.

The park appears to be very pet friendly until you take a closer look. There is a grassy area set aside at the side of the park for dogs to walk. They have one small fenced dog park, which is gravel. It is nicely lit at night and has a bench and trash can but it is a little small and dogs cannot run in this area. Near the pond is a larger fenced in dog park but it is mainly mud. It even has a very low area right near the entrance where water ponds in the rain. It was so full of water, there was no way we could even enter the area. The rear of the dog park had a little grass but the dog park area was so poorly maintained that we could not use it. It would not take much dirt to fill in the low area and then either sod it or put gravel in. Would make the area at least usable because as it is now, it is not usable at all.

The cell service with AT&T was very strong. Full 5 bars and worked great. We do not have Verizon so we don’t know how it is. The park wifi was nonexistent. We could never connect on our laptops, phones or Ipads. It was useless.

We would give this park 4 out of 5 stars. If they would improve the dog park area and the wifi, then they would get a full 5 stars.

Extra info: Coburg is just 5 miles from Eugene and there is lots of restaurants and things to do in the area. We stayed here because we came to AM Solar, which is located in Springfield, just 15 mins away. AM Solar is known nationwide as the experts in RV solar installations.

We were unable to get a free site at the Cummins shop for our appointment the next day, so we moved over to this park which is just down the road. We were in the Super pull through sites which are very large, long concrete pads. There is a lush grass area between the sites with a picnic table that also converts to a bench. There appear to be three type sites...closer together pull throughs, super site pull throughs, and lake sites. The park is on the highway so access is very easy and surprisingly, the noise isn't bad at all. This is a resort with pool, spa, lodge, family center/rec room, and store. The office personal are very friendly and helpful. The park is very clean. However, I do need to agree with a previous review about some of the long term RV's right on the main park road. They need to be removed or cleaned up. We also returned for a second night after two weeks when our parts arrived at Cummins. We stayed here again so we could wash the MH which is allowed. Be aware of the extremely hard water that must be wiped immediately to avoid white water spots that don't come off if you wash a vehicle! The park WiFi was excellent so they must have upgraded over the last year. Verizon signal is just okay.

Despite being a stone's throw from I-5, this park is nice and quiet. Its convenience to I-5 is a real plus. It's not really in Eugene, but there is not much in Eugene, so this is a good option for those going to a game, graduation, or college visit, etc.

We liked the clubhouse and were impressed that the pool and spa (outdoor) were both open and functioning in early April. We had a back-in site, which was not very big, but fine for one night.

Pro: They have little fences around the hook ups so you don't have to look at your neighbor's sewer hose while you eat dinner. Every park should do that.

Con: Our cable port was really corroded. I had to take a wire brush to it in order to screw in our cable line. It would be great if the cable was protected somehow. I imagine with the rain they get, many of these are corroded.

Stayed for a week and really enjoyed our time. Opted for a bigger site because it was all that was available and I am glad we did. The extra space is really nice, each come with a table and chairs, grill, and propane firepit. The park itself was packed on the weekend and pretty full during the week, but the highway drowns out any noise and everyone is respectful of space and noise. Even though it’s next to the highway, you still get really pretty views on the other side. The staff does any amazing job at keeping this place in great shape. There are groundskeepers everywhere working all the time, and everyone is always quick to give a friendly wave. Close to town, really accessible, and good vibes. Would definitely stay again if we’re in the area.

We stayed one night on our way to crater lake. Really a very nice campground. Grounds are very well maintained. Friendly staff. Lots of activities on site. One of the nicest campgrounds of ever seen.

Space 202 is a premium “super site” with head-in parking, grass between rigs, and a lovely view of the fishing pond. Multiple fountains can be seen from the site, as well. There’s a reason the spaces are head-in parking. Behind this space is I-5. Like, directly behind.

Unless you’re severely hard of hearing, I can’t recommend this place. It was 20 paces from I-5 with no buffer whatsoever. Just a wire fence between the park road and NB exit 199.

I was really disappointed to have reserved a premium site that had so much traffic noise that outdoor conversations required shouting and sleep was just impossible. I’m trying not to exaggerate; it was really loud. Like standing in the shoulder of the freeway loud. I was told later that the person who made my reservation erred in describing it as “farther from the interstate”. It’s farther from the park entrance, but couldn’t be any nearer to the interstate. If this park is where you want/need to stay, I suggest checking your reserved site number against the park map and stay as far to the east as possible.

There is some sort of important Interstate highway adjacent to this RV park. Adjacent? It’s as though you’re parked on the shoulder of it, with trucks whizzing by all night. Earplugs recommended.

Other than that, it is wonderful. Personally, I wouldn’t use this as a destination (more as an enroute spot), but today this enormous RV park is full, go figure.

We felt impotent in our Casita; everyone else was in a Class A motor home.

Bottom line: we will return if we need another enroute RV site in the Eugene area.

Needed a last minute reservation with a late night arrival and early check out. They were very accommodating. Very nice facilities. I’d love to stay here longer another time.