I wanted peace. I didn't get it. I flew in from out of state to camp here for Oregon Country Fair. Leaf blowing commences around 8:30am with no consideration for tents yet poison oak grows under many of the trees. Police patrolled several times over my visit. The grounds are otherwise gorgeous with working showers and toilets.
Since the change of management in 'A' loop the rental bikes, the ice cream, and the horseshoes disappeared. On the fence about ever returning.
Deborah Babcock
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August 23, 2022
I wouldn't even give 1star if I could give 0!! The camp hosts/caretakers older man and woman discriminate on children elderly and disabled! They are disrespectful and don't allow you to Have a peaceful camp trip away from your normal life! If they don't like you they call the rangers no warning to try and get you booted! Keep your Pink slip she claims to give you so if she doesn't get one like I did with the rules because they make rules up for you to follow! Not to mention the electrical was turned off and on...on my elderly mother and her oxygen! She could have died! They also locked the bathrooms and showers on us knowing we had elderly and disabled there that needed the facilities! They even shined lights from their car into our camp while disabled daughter was changing her clothes ! This is the worst camp trip and my elderly mothers last most likely ! They also told us we couldn't walk around and to stay in our camp like we were in prison!! I would never recommend this park the previous workers were amazing but these new ones are awful hurtful disrespectful and take power to a whole new level! They also live in the yellow house in the front that Have cameras pointing towards the camp sites beware!!!!
Cindy Newland Woodward
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July 30, 2022
This is my favorite place to bring people when they're here from out of town or for my grandchildren and I have to go spend a hot afternoon at. We live in Springfield and it's only half hour away. It's always nice and cool even when it's a hundred degrees in town. It's so nice and clean. Has picnic tables, a playground, bathrooms, and the roped area for swimming is shallow pretty far out. Pretty safe for toddlers and Elementary School age children.
Vearose11
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August 29, 2022
The new camp hosts are rude and came to my site at 8 AM to tell us to take a tent down because they are now enforcing two tents per site when we had three. Never been an issue before after years of coming here. They were also rude about parking passes and were not in the office during the day but there was a phone number to call that rang in the office that nobody was in. It kind of ruined my annual family camping trip as people had to go home we can’t fit 8 people in two tents and it seems like they enjoyed harassing people 😬
Jenny Tompkins
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August 05, 2022
We love this spot for its accessibility to town, the lake, and shaded spots. Bathrooms are kept clean enough. The hosts did get nit picky on some minor things, and didn't enforce quiet hours at all, people were very loud even late at night into morning hours.
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I wanted peace. I didn't get it. I flew in from out of state to camp here for Oregon Country Fair. Leaf blowing commences around 8:30am with no consideration for tents yet poison oak grows under many of the trees. Police patrolled several times over my visit. The grounds are otherwise gorgeous with working showers and toilets. Since the change of management in 'A' loop the rental bikes, the ice cream, and the horseshoes disappeared. On the fence about ever returning.
I wouldn't even give 1star if I could give 0!! The camp hosts/caretakers older man and woman discriminate on children elderly and disabled! They are disrespectful and don't allow you to Have a peaceful camp trip away from your normal life! If they don't like you they call the rangers no warning to try and get you booted! Keep your Pink slip she claims to give you so if she doesn't get one like I did with the rules because they make rules up for you to follow! Not to mention the electrical was turned off and on...on my elderly mother and her oxygen! She could have died! They also locked the bathrooms and showers on us knowing we had elderly and disabled there that needed the facilities! They even shined lights from their car into our camp while disabled daughter was changing her clothes ! This is the worst camp trip and my elderly mothers last most likely ! They also told us we couldn't walk around and to stay in our camp like we were in prison!! I would never recommend this park the previous workers were amazing but these new ones are awful hurtful disrespectful and take power to a whole new level! They also live in the yellow house in the front that Have cameras pointing towards the camp sites beware!!!!
This is my favorite place to bring people when they're here from out of town or for my grandchildren and I have to go spend a hot afternoon at. We live in Springfield and it's only half hour away. It's always nice and cool even when it's a hundred degrees in town. It's so nice and clean. Has picnic tables, a playground, bathrooms, and the roped area for swimming is shallow pretty far out. Pretty safe for toddlers and Elementary School age children.
The new camp hosts are rude and came to my site at 8 AM to tell us to take a tent down because they are now enforcing two tents per site when we had three. Never been an issue before after years of coming here. They were also rude about parking passes and were not in the office during the day but there was a phone number to call that rang in the office that nobody was in. It kind of ruined my annual family camping trip as people had to go home we can’t fit 8 people in two tents and it seems like they enjoyed harassing people 😬
We love this spot for its accessibility to town, the lake, and shaded spots. Bathrooms are kept clean enough. The hosts did get nit picky on some minor things, and didn't enforce quiet hours at all, people were very loud even late at night into morning hours.