This is a little late (I was here in the summer 2023 & 2025) but want to make sure I get a review…read morein. I will stay here when rooms are booked at McMenamins and since I have a trailer, why not. I personally like this place. It's clean, it's quiet, and the people are so kind (employees and residents). I love watching the people walking by with their dogs. I feel like it's a doggy parade. I do appreciate that everyone follows the leash rule and keeps their doggies on leash when walking them. It just makes it safe for other dogs. We have stayed on the creek side only but I may venture to the river side next time. One the creek side it is quiet. I know the river side is closer to the I-84 so I am curious how much louder it will be. I guess I may find out this summer. I definitely recommend staying here when you have something going on at Edgefield or honestly, just stay here just because it's a great place.

Great experience staff are wonderful and location is not far from the highway and the river is…read morebeautiful tonwalk along the sounds of birds and water was a pure delight... Would % recommend

A wonderfully run campground with super friendly hosts…read more We've been to Timberlake RV Campground several times and have loved every stay.

Super clean super quiet. Hardly saw anyone come out of their RV's litterally " quiet as a church…read more lots of good shade and clean bathrooms and showers . Great tent areas but RV CAMPING IS CRAZY! Many of the sites have VERY STEEP approaches no pull thru sites that I could see. Hoped for a lake ( Timberlake) or a stream or hiking. we have a 22ft trailer and big diesel 4wd and in low range it was difficult to get in site 32. $154 for two nights. well organized great office staff but would not go back unless their was absolutely nothing else available. They did inform us before hand fwd would be required to get in the site. Most of the sites were the same . Down by the office there were long timers camped right next to each other.

This location has refused to refund our cancellation and has given us the runaround by their staff…read moreindicating "we have sent an email" "we will send an email" "we haven't heard anything from our refund team" the cancellation was within their cancellation policy. Their policy in place mean no value and you won't get any answer from their phone staff. Lack of communication, lack of customer satisfaction and they clearly stole from us

This is probably the biggest scam in the northwest extremely expensive and in return you get a…read moreclean site and a clean bathroom and laundry room that's clean but broken half the time everyday there's a new reason why they need to charge you more everyday there's is new rules everyday there's a new manager plus the owners brother has a best friend that live on the park that goes around telling everyone how the park owners are being sued and that's why the park is being charged we was planning on staying there full time but had to leave last week I'm a full timer and never had a harder time staying on any rv park not alone a "resort" they don't even treat you or talk to you like you are on a resort instead you are treated like you are on a trailertrash park if you are staying over night or a weekend this park is perfect just make sure you keep your receipt otherwise find some where else to stay I did

This appears to be a cute/nice place as you check in. A bit of an incline walking up to check in…read moreand quite steep walking back to the truck. Husband put on the emergency brake when I went in and to get to our site, it WAS REALLY STEEP down the hill. At the bottom of the HILL you needed to make a sharp turn into your row. Sites are close together when you get to your space, no picnic benches, no pool/hot tub, okay laundry room and the bathroom/showers were dirty. No road noise just sirens. Lots of long term RV's staying at the park. Absolutely NO BIKE RIDING...... People not from the park are walking on the riverfront walkway which is separated by a two foot fence.(They can just hop over that short wood fence! I realize that this park is in the "Portland/Metro area BUT this park was the most expensive park so far on this 2025 trip with no amenities. The road up the hill to get out of the park is steep and you can only turn right (we needed to go left) so we needed to go right about 2 miles before we could make make a U-TURN! Staff very friendly but I will never return because of the reasons listed.

We made the drive from Missoula in one day vs. two, so we came into Beaverton, OR a day early. On…read morethe way we were searching a bunch of RV site apps for a good spot that would have an opening that evening. Slim pickings. I turned to my trusty Yelp and found Roamer's Rest RV Park. They had "one spot left" so we took it. It was about 20 min away from my Nephew's house in Beaverton, but we needed a spot and it was late and Yelp reviews were positive. We had no expectations so when we arrived (late), we were pleased by the nice touches at the managers office. Flowers, clear signage, and our packet on the door. Our pull through site was easy to find and easy to access. We were under a big light which provided great light for our domino game. But we did have to cover up our ceiling vents at night to sleep. It wasn't too big a deal. Since we were an end unit we had a bit more lawn to relax on. Rather than moving closer to my nephews house for night 2 we asked to extend here for a second night. They made the accommodation for us by redirecting the next nights guest to a different slip. Very kind. We met some of the neighbors. And we took advantage of the washers and dryers and showers. We were able to show up at my nephews house all clean for his family. I asked the "manager" at the office if the "owner" owned multiple RV parks. Turns out she was the owner's wife. This was their only RV Park. They started it from scratch. Her husband bought an old defunct place on the river and over time turned it into a super clean, very well run RV park. The Stalls look a little close in pictures but there was plenty of room and everyone gets lawn. And, they're on the Tualatin River. I was told that "Tualatin" means "slow moving water" or something close in the Native American language. Overall a great stay. Loved the husband - wife ownership. And the fact they have had the same maintenance and groundskeeper since the beginning. That shows "good people". Definitely Recommended.

this place is absolutely trash office staff is absolutely horrible one lives in here and gets…read morespecial treatment from regular tenants here the old grey hair lady is completely rude and totally senseless very disrespectful aswell and oh dont get me started with "kristen" runs the place yes but totally shitty job and what they did to the FEW maintenance men is totally messed up and they dont enforce rules like they say they do oh and the gate was supposed to be done in june of 2026

Children roam using the park as a backyard freely, could not even go outside, pool, or clubhouse…read morecause of the kids(off leash) without parents being around. Bathrooms trash even though they seem to be cleaned daily! Staff is clueless sent big rigs in the wrong direction multiple times into spots causing awkward afternoon neighbors. I'd just skip if your reading. Not worth it

We will return to harmony RV park. The best park we've…read morestayed in all summer. Clean. Good wifi ! Great area for our grandson staff was so friendly, very accommodating. We will be back soon. Many different sights. Wooded. More open. Lake views. Pull thru and back ins

Wow, this is perfect for a weekend warrior like myself. They have a game room, free coffee,…read morepopcorn, you can borrow from their dvd collection, and best of all is that their hot tub is HOT. it could use some work on the jets but after a long day of hiking, I was happy to soak. The front desk staff were so friendly and kind. Note, they open at 9AM. We wanted free coffee before 9AM and fortunately they hooked us up. I will stay here again when I am in Oregon. FYI, some sites don't have a fire pit.

Silver Spur RV Park, Silverton, OR August 22-26, 2025…read more This is our 3rd time here over the course of the last 7 years. It's not my favorite RV park, but it's better than most and works pretty well for our needs. The RV Park is right next to the main highway coming into town that can get pretty busy at times, hence, noise. It seems like the park has gone downhill a little. The sewer hook up for my site was broken. I managed dumping our tanks without making a mess, but it should have been repaired. The WiFi is next to useless. Cell coverage for Verizon was pretty bad too. But Silver Spur is really the only game in town. It is nice to be very close to the main town of Silverton, which has a nice brewery and tap house, along with nice shops. It's about a mile away from The Oregon Gardens, which is a true gem that must be visited. Mount Angel (with Abby, sausage company, and brewery) is about 6 miles away and Vitis Winery is also close by. Silver Falls State Campground and Park is about a half hour away, but it's almost impossible to get a site there during the summer season. I understand they do have hook ups. That park's trails and waterfalls are also a must. Silver Spur park has gravel roadways and sites. It has full hook ups (electricity a must for air conditioning on 102 degree days with 70% humidity), a swimming pool and jacuzzi, nice club house with game room - pool table, foosball, TV, etc.,laundry area, dog area, kid play area, and propane refill. They'll drive a cart to your spot to pick up your 6 gallon tanks to refill them for you. The staff are friendly and helpful. Check in is Smooth.

Many people only think of "the pumpkin patch" or other U-Pick farms on Sauvie Island, but there is…read moreSO MUCH to see and do here. * Bird & Wildlife watching. There is a refuge on the NW side of the island where visitors can see bald eagles, cranes, herons, Osprey, nutria, deer, coyotes, and other critters. * Greenways and trails (Wapato Loop, Warrior Point Trail). * Beaches along the Columbia River (swimming, fishing), including a clothing-optional beach. * Kayaking and SUP (paddleboarding) on Multnomah Channel. * The island is a popular place for cyclists. * Picnic area at Howell Territorial Park. * Dog training and boarding at Sauvie Island Kennels and Charleton Kennels. NOTE: Permit required to park anywhere on the Island (except private property & businesses). DFW Fish & Wildlife regularly patrols, checking for permits and asking people to show their angler's licenses.

Perfect escape from Portland and just a 25 minute drive, Sauvie Island is a Gem! One of my Happy…read morePlaces! Where the madness of the world disappears, a slower pace, beauty, peace and calm take over. In every season, there is something to see. The wildlife - bald eagles, blue heron, birds too many to mention, deer - is reason enough. Getting in touch with Nature is the answer to so many things. Daffodils and pink cherry trees announce Sprin with the white blossoms of apple and pear trees close behind. The weeping Willows with their long bright green tresses are magnificent with the lakes and swamps behind them. There are so many trails to walk to take in all of this beauty and see the wildlife. Raccoon Point, across from the dog kennel, is a great starting point with its own parking lot and several benches for those that want to rest and take it all in. On a summer day, the white Sandy beaches along the river are the perfect place to picnic, soak up the sun and go for a swim. The water is calm and actually warm. Take that Portland! It's not the ocean, so don't expect waves, and since Sauvie Island isn't commercialized, there are no bathroom facilities or showers. The parking strip is dotted with this porta potties we all hate but need. Make sure to buy a parking permit, you can pick one up at the convenience store before you cross the Sauvie Island Bridge or the few convenience stores you pass on NW Reeder Road once on the island. Buy the permit! They do ticket. The first beach is the family beach. You will recognize it by the cars parked along the road and steps with railings that take you over the small grassy knoll to the beach. If you drive further down to the gravel road, you will hit the clothing optional beach. While you are there in the summer, stop at the fruit farms and stands or go berry picking, apple picking - many types of fruit and signs are everywhere. Bring a bucket and washcloths and pick your own old blackberries that grow along the sides of the road, everywhere. When the nights get cold and the trees start to turn, the vibrant colors of the various trees lure me to Sauvie Island. Just driving around taking in the beauty makes me smile. There are several farms to pick apples, pears, pumpkins and many have full in Harvest festivities with hayrides and a maze walk. Make a day of it! Winter is even more quiet than other times of the year when everything is resting but with it comes it's own stillness and beauty. If you live in Portland or the nearby suburbs, plan a visit and once you experience the quiet beauty of the island, I'm sure you will visit over and over again. Important to note - there are not a lot of restaurants so bring a picnic. Or do a search and plan on a particular place. The Island Cove is a great stop and it's right before you get to the beach area. Enjoy!!!

Quiet, clean and great staff! we definitely enjoyed our stay and will be coming back.read more

Traveling from Sacramento, we were looking for a safe and comfortable place to stay -- and we…read moreabsolutely hit the jackpot with Sun Outdoors Portland South! The facilities were spotless, and the property itself was beautifully maintained. But what really stood out was the amazing customer service. The woman at check-in was incredibly friendly and helpful, making us feel so welcome right from the start. Later that evening, we stopped by to buy ice cream and coffee cups and ended up having a lovely conversation with her. We truly enjoyed our stay and hope to be back again soon!

I've lived here for nearly 3 years. I think the spaces are a bit small, but you have enough room…read morefor two cars and an enclosed trailer for belongings outside. Some people have gazebos in their spaces (allowed open in the summer). Mike and Tracy are excellent hosts. If I allow to much to gather around, they have nice ways to let me know. I've never, ever been offended. I'm moving back to Medford because my job here has ended. the Molalla river is nice to swim in in the summer, and fishing for those who like to do that. right now we are having our Winter NorWester. It's wet! Judy Pelkey

Clean and quite . Nice bathrooms and great service. Close to…read morethe water and east access to fin activities near by.