Very nice park. The park has a wilderness feel, lot's of deer, birds, etc. Great territorial views of mountains and lake. Dump station has good access. Roads and sites are paved. Each site has a fire ring, 20 amp. electrical service, water and picnic table. Park is actually located in the town of New Pine Creek,OR. 15 miles south of lakeview,OR. Park closes for season on 10/10/2005. Reservations are not needed because very little use being in the middle of boonies. Park is one mile west of hwy 395. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very scenic, lots of birds to entertain you. Quite windy when we were there. We chose a protected site to make it tolerable. Showers had great water pressure and adjustible temperature. Middle of summer would probably be a better time to visit. Dump station available in park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a wonderful park. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Its not a busy park, we had it to ourselves for a couple of nights. Lots of wildlife. We stayed here close to closing for the season. We will go back to this park. They do have a dump station also. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a State Park that would be very crowded if it were near any population centers. It is beautiful park with trees, grass and the lake nearby. Never more than a handfull of campers so it is really quiet. If your driving up/down US395, stop here! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

It is a nice quiet clean park. It is a bit out of the way but we think that adds to the appeal. There is nice easy to access pull through sites, picnic tables and friendly hosts. We did have issues with wireless Internet, it only seems to work in the center of the park. We will visit again if we are in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This was a beautiful RV Park, sooo scenic on a huge ranch. Gravel sites but it had a large grass area to enjoy and a large covered patio.The views were amazing and the host was friendly. We will camp there again if we are in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a nice quiet park with lots of birds and wildlife. The only drawback is the 1.2 mile gravel access road which would be awfully dusty in dry weather. We camped there using Passport America. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow, what a terrific place. Definitely worth the side trip 12 miles west of the town of Lakeview. It sits in a high mountain meadow with views of mountains on one side and reservoir on the other, but you must be willing to drive up their one mile gravel road to get there. Tons of wildlife (antelope!) and great bird watching. Truly the best restrooms we have ever seen - pristine, and complete with your very own bathmat and shower caddy to boot! Extremely nice camp host and good level sites, each with a shade tree. Huge central lawn area and great dog walking possibilities. We couldn't recommend this place ANY more highly! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We visited this park on the last day that they were open for the season. We would have stayed longer if they had been open longer. The campground is one mile from the highway on a nicely graded gravel road so it is very quiet. Lots and lots of stars! The spaces are gravel and are satellite friendly. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owner is very nice and friendly. She even came to our site to register us. The bathrooms are very clean and the showers are huge. The grounds are very well kept. Great place to stop for an overnight visit. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If you want quiet and peaceful this is it. 8000 acre cattle ranch, private lake, beautiful views. Trees at every site, gas grills, horseshoes, tennis etc. Owners couldn't be nicer. We planned to stay a week and will probably stay a month for $375. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at this campground based on the prior reviews and we were not disappointed. What a unique location! Having horses and a dirt road ourselves, we were not deterred by the well maintained one mile dirt/gravel access road. The campground sits in a small valley in the middle of rolling hills with a view of their drought lowered reservoir. The camp host could not have been more friendlier and the price was the lowest of our entire trip. Our long pull thru gravel site was dead level, and had a large shade tree and a decent distance between rigs. The whole campground is very open, not private or heavily treed, but very quiet and peaceful. The center pavilion is great, and being used by a friendly group while we were there. The bathrooms were very clean with nice homey decor, and the laundry was available 24 hrs. I am a fan of doing laundry at 11:00 at night and having the place to myself! The previous post about the southern sky was right on, it was incredible. It did not seem that there was a lot to do within a close range of this campground, but certainly a great spot to relax, read, hike, stargaze, etc. This would also be a wonderful location for a group of RVers traveling together! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great, different kind of place..a real treat. On an 8000 acre cattle ranch with expansive views, fishing , a hiking and biking trail , small but nice, super clean facilities, and wifi in the picnic area (doesn't work well at the site). Mgr. was very friendly and helpful. Worth the one mile gravel road into the park area, so don't pass this up if you are anywhere near. Good discount rate too. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is beautiful, clean and friendly park. In the laundry room they have books, puzzles and tapes for you to take or leave some. They even have a bowl of quarters for the washer/dryer to make change on the honor system. Located on an 8000 acre cattle ranch. Spaces are wide and open. Hookups easy to reach. Bathroom/showers are a 10. Located on Hwy. 140 about 10 miles north of Lakeview. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is the jewel of Oregon. Set in the middle of a working cattle ranch ten miles from the small town of Lakeview, with a fishable, kayakable, boatable lake, lots of things/places to explore, and incredible views and clean air. This place is where you go to get away and explore south-central Oregon or just to get away. The owners throw on a great breakfast on the weekends. There's a wonderful guided nature trail, lots of wildlife, including antelope wandering around at all times of the day. The Wi-Fi isn't great, but there's a clear view of the southern sky. I would and will go here again. It'll be a standard stopping place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.