Sun Outdoors Portland South

My wife and I called this place the land of "no" which I think is a good thing since the facility is very well kept, orderly and clean. We used a pull through spot. The location is pretty quiet and it's easy to get on I5 to head in to Portland. Small grassy areas between spots laundry and small convince store on site.

We stayed here as our 1st night with our new Airstream to ensure all the appliances and hookups worked as expected. While the site had all that we would need, there wasn't anything special. Seemed to be predominately folks staying and working long-term here, and they were quite friendly and helpful when we encountered an issue with our brake controller in the morning - thank you!

They put us in the site nearby the road and the road noise was kinda noisy at night. Not much really to see around Wilsonville, but Lake Oswego is just 15 minutes away.

Costco was just across the street, which made it convenient to stock up on goods.

Bathrooms at the RV park were very clean.

The staff at the office were very friendly and helpful.

This was my first resort experience since going full time. There were quite a few long term residents and the park was clean and neat but for the price it seemed over rated however I usually do boondocks so not really a fair comparison I was put in a premium site as I didn't have reservations and Had to have a place to drop trailer so my pickup could go into the shop for a repair. Glad they had the spot!
Staff was friendly. Close to lots of shopping so was able to get a few things done but this isn't my idea of camping.
Staff was friendly

Let's go with the good first. The place is nice, well maintained and they do appear to try hard at making this a premier resort like place.

I am one of those people that wave to all of my neighbors, say hello in passing and generally smile at the least. Nothing makes it so apparent these community qualities in America are going to the wayside than being here in this park. Don't bother here with old school manners and friendliness. It is quite sterile here.

Staff at the desk are rude. My best way of describing this is when my wife and I popped in one day to just inquire about a long term stay. We were dressed down, had come from brunch in the area and were giddy. In a rather dismissive attitude the lady told us there is a waiting list of the usual about 30 or so people and that we can fill out this rather intrusive questionnaire form which included our SSN's. We asked about the SSN requirement and initially got some flack, until she actually read the form and saw our job titles. Gosh, how quick she was to change her attitude and become so much more helpful. We also received a call no more than two weeks later granting approval for our stay. Come on, those of us that have RV'd for a bit, you know what I mean when I ask "Where did the 30 some odd people on the list go?"

Suffice to say. If you don't mind being judged good or bad and ultimately want to pay a lot to park on a small super tight spot you might not even be able to pull out of, this is your place.

This being our second visit to the Portland area, we were looking for someplace to park that gave us easy access to family in Beaverton. The RV parks north of Portland don't do it, there is just too much traffic to get back and forth. This location in Wilsonville was great for getting to and from Beaverton. For that reason (and others), we will stay here again.

The price listed is based on the weekly rate.

We thoroughly enjoyed our time here. We found staff and the people around us friendly. The facilities are top notch. The laundry room was clean. The hot tub was hot. The WiFi was fast. All the flowering hanging baskets were beautiful. The spots may be a tad close to each other, but you are in a metropolitian area. Some things you have to give up for location, location, location.

This is a very nice RV Resort. I don't think you would be disappointed.

Pheasant Ridge RV Park is tidy, sites are well kept, and nicely spaced with trees throughout. There isn't a lot of activity happening outside, campers are quiet and keep to themselves.

We enjoyed the fitness room during our stay which included a treadmill and an elliptical machine.

Downsides include a steep driveway which might cause some to bottom out, there's a bit of road noise and the RV park will not accept mail for campers.

All to say, Pheasant Ridge is the nicest RV park we've stayed in in the greater Portland area (compared to Columbia River RV Park and Clackamette RV Park).

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We have family near by and this is our second visit here with our trailer. This park far exceeds the other nearby park in the care they take in maintaining the park and the amenities offered. Play structure for the little ones, lots and lots of green grass, new off leash pet area, swimming pool, spa and outstanding customer service. Highly recommend this if you are spending a few nights in the Portland area.

We stayed at this RV park for about 1 month and have nothing but good things to say about it. You can tell they care about this place. The landscaping throughout the park, along with clean bathrooms and laundry rooms set the tone for this place. They also have an onsite grocery store, jungle gym, indoor pool and outdoor patio seating. All the sites are full hook up, paved and treed. We will definitely return to Pheasant Ridge RV Park in the future.

We generally avoid private campgrounds, but this was a terrific experience. Clean, neat well spaced campsites. Great dog park and restrooms. Beautiful flowers everywhere. The staff was very nice. Visiting family in Beaverton, this was safe and convenient. The only negative was the cable TV was fuzzy, but we had no expectations, so we weren't disappointed.

Stopped here for an over night. It’s a really clean and organized park. All pads are concrete and level. Fill hook ups. Decent spacing between units.

Cons: nothing but concrete and grass at site. No picnic table. No fire pits. Overpriced.

With kids we would t study here again as there isnt much for them to go. If you want a place to sleep and are in a pinch it’s good for that.