Nice park with paved streets and paved sites. Paving for sites is just large enough for motor home to fit on. Wi-fi works only near the office. Easy to get in and out of with big rig. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful park attached to a motel. The staff is very friendly. However the park is currently being torn up and access is difficult. I also think squeezing our 30 foot 5th into a back in was very difficult. It is close to town and all restaurants, etc. Lovely town with lots to do (shopping, site seeing, opportunities to hike, fish and golf). We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Attractive and well maintained. Easy walking distance to town. Would stay again. Highway noise starts at 5:00 am. Most of the pull through sites are very long, and have sewer connection at the back and picnic table and pad at the front, so you probably will step out onto grass. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautifully landscaped park with good cable and Wi-Fi. But awfully expensive! We camped here in a Motorhome.

It is a very nicely manicured and landscaped campground. The facilities are first rate. The highway noise, however, was very intrusive. Heavy truck traffic lasted well into the night and started early in the morning. It is OK for an overnight stopover. It is not very pet friendly. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is in great shape since it has recently been renovated. All of the roads and pads are paved and level. The full hook-up sites have new and very nice facility connections with two water connections per site (very nice for black flush). The only downsides are the price (a little expensive) and it is close to the highway. The sites that are located on the pond are a little more secluded, and are the nicest in the park. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Another little small town gem! We overlooked a greenbelt park where deer appeared daily. Walking to restaurants and shops was a highlight for us. We did it everyday, since this park is plunked right in town! We weren't familiar with this area and had intended to take our giant 5th wheel on the scenic highway to Eugene. Warning...don't do this! Anything longer than 30ft total length is not recommended. LOVED the recommended road though. One of the prettiest EVER! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a municipal park operated by the City of Sisters. There are 60 sites, 15 of which have full hookups; the remainder are dry. Of the 15, half are 30 amp, and half are 50 amp. The price reflects a small senior discount, but the price differential between full hookups and dry camping was $17 a night. If it weren't so hot, we'd have taken the dry camping for an overnight stop between Eugene and Boise. The sites appear to be back-in but are spacious enough for a big rig plus car. The road is paved, and the sites have a gravel base. The sites are partially shaded. The park looks either new or very recently renovated. That is, except for the restrooms. They are old but serviceable, and really need some upgrading to match the rest of the park. There are no showers that we could find. The park is very close to the main street with a nice variety of restaurants and shops. There is no Wi-Fi offered, but our Verizon air card worked at the highest speed. The city web site says first come first served, but we found a couple of reserved signs on a couple of sites. Should we find ourselves in the area again, we'd likely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.