Wildhorse Resort RV Park

Rows of pull throughs with full hookups (30a) and some grass between each site but no privacy. It's located behind the casino. Hot showers but don't forget to ask for the code from the office when you check in.

This park is far enough away from I-84 and the railroad tracks so that it is quiet. There is a nice view of the Blue Mountains, especially from the back-in row on the east side of the park. If you provide your site number at the onsite hotel registration desk, you can receive a card providing access to the indoor pool, fitness room, and business center. There is an onsite movie theater with several screens, museum, as well as gambling activities. Site spacing is adequate. There was a picnic table at our site.

We needed a place to stay on our way out of Oregon and with 100-degree temperatures wanted something with hookups. This campground did not disappoint. Easy to get to, far enough from the highway to be quiet, decent campsites, plus full hookups! There are also bathrooms and a pool though we didn't use them. We did take the advice of a fellow reviewer and went to the hotel front desk and got a card to access the gym and pool in the resort. All you need is your receipt and id. Great benefit!

arrived at 3pm and found the campground closed for the day already, so spent the night at the free lot with 6+ other RVs. the front lot is very large and very level. large grass area for dogs too.

the campground was mostly empty in November. the roads in the rv campground are paved and quite wide. no trouble wandering through with my 40'+tow. since it is November the pool area was closed, so you get access to the pool and gym inside the casino. movie theater has current movies at a budget price.

Our truck transmission broke down so I was looking for a place to park the 5th wheel while the truck was being repaired. I called the other parks in the area and was quoted $35+. With the Good Sam discount this one was only $33.30. It's a very nice park, with full hookups, grass all around, a swimming pool, laundry, showers, restrooms, picnic tables, and horseshoes. Our 40' 5th wheel fit very well into the site. I could hear a little of the traffic noise from the interstate at night but it wasn't bothersome. I would stay here again.

Campground entrance is located past the casino. It is signed but they are difficult to see. Check in was fast and friendly ... we had made reservations on line the day before. AAA discount made a back in site 31 a night for a paved full hookup site. All sites are 60 feet long and we
had no issues with our 45 foot coach. Nice pool and spa. Shuttle to casino with phone # provided to call them. There is a section of the parking lot by the casino that is signed for Big Rigs that also allows dry camping for RVs if you want to save the $$. We would stay again and would not hesitate to recommend this park.

We have stayed here several times over the years. If we are just passing thru we will just stay in the RV parking area for free. A nice (but a little tight) area that they separate from the trucks which makes it quiet.

The campground has lots of pull through sites. I would choose a back in site however, they have more grass, nice views, better shade, and costs a little less.

If its your first time, to get here, you need to go past the main entrance of the casino, then you will see a road for the RV camp ground and golf course.

The one thing that could be improved is some of the spots are uneven and the pavement is getting a little worn out

I also wish they would do a better job of watering the grass, it is a little dry
A bonus, if you like ICE Cream, head over to the casino, A small ice cream in a cup was $2.50. They pile the scoops on, maybe 4 or 5 scoops. The same thing at a Baskin-Robins or Dairy Queen would probably cost 2 or 3 times as much.

While the casino and hotel are closed, the RV park and the overnight parking lot are both open. We had some work done on our rig in Pendleton, so stayed the first night in the parking lot, then after the work was done on the rig, we moved over to the RV Park to make sure everything was running smoothly.

The sites are mostly paved, although there are some gravel sites. Everything looks to be pretty level, although a few of the sites look like they could have a slight grade going on. The back in sites around the perimeter have better views behind them, but the pull through sites are not bad. For a private RV park, the sites are fairly spacious feeling, too.

The RV park has free WiFi, which seemed pretty strong near the office where our site was. I'm not sure if the strong signal was from our site location or because the park wasn't very full during our stay. We were able to stream Netflix and sit out a big rain storm inside the trailer.

Discounts are available for Good Sam, AARP, Tribal, Military, and AAA. No cancelation fees, if plans change.

Covid19 updates: Check-in was not totally contactless, but there is a window to separate the guest from the cashier, so I didn't feel unsafe checking in, and the process was pretty easy. The Casino, Golf Course, and Cultural Institute are all closed. The laundry and showers are open, but we didn't use those. Ice is still available for purchase (we didn't take advantage of that either). The Clubhouse Bar & Grill has limited menu take out available if you call ahead to order. Grocery stores are about 6 miles away in Pendleton, but there is a pretty nice travel plaza next to the casino on the way in with fuel, convenience foods, business services, etc.

Easy access, super clean, our site was great although no shade.
I highly recommend the back in sites if you are comfortable with them. They have more shade and privacy.
The grass was immaculate and we loved walking around.
We used the laundry and it worked perfectly.
We did not use the pool but looked busy all the time.

We booked a pull-thru site but after getting here early we requested and got a back in site for more privacy. Excellent Wi-Fi in the campground to stream movies. Free shuttle to the casino and museum. Large FHU sites with a picnic table and no fire pit. The casino is smoke free so I figure they don't want their guests smelling like a campfire.