My friends and I rented the cabin for a long weekend and it was a spectacular escape from the rest…read moreof the world. The house is gorgeous, spacious, and luxurious. Plenty of space to play games, make group dinners, or lay out under the stars. We had a wonderful and relaxing weekend. The views were breathtaking, the quiet was serene, and Key, the cat, was the best greeter ever. It was also fun to say Hi to the horse in the mornings. Thankful for a wonderful space to have a relaxing weekend and enjoy Oregon's new Dark Sky Sanctuary.

Our Family Loved the stay her. We had a hoped it was a nice as all of the other review observed for…read morethis area. This RV campground is a true gem. It has all the features one would look for in an RV campground but, it has a quaint feel.

The owner was extremely rude to us as we were in the middle of a very long drive to Huntington,…read moreOregon all the way from Chico, California back in August of 2017. We stopped by and he treated us like we were vagrant bums trying to get free tastes of alcohol. We proved him wrong by buying one of his horrible tasting plum brandy bottles. It tasted like moonshine. It was poisonous. He was a horrible, rude guy. A total curmudgeon.

Where's the fire?! If you find yourself driving south on US395, between Lakeview, Oregon and Reno,…read moreyou're in for a long and lonely trip through some of God's finest country. But you had better be on the lookout for interesting places to stop, and this is one of them. John's family has owned this tiny distillery for 70 years. Their idea - seems solid to me - is to make use of the wild plums that are native to, and only grown in, this corner of southeast Oregon / northeast California, and nowhere else in the world. They have an orchard and from it comes the stuff for plum jam, fruit wine, a very interesting plum gin and Stringer's Slivovitz. The last one is a frightening Polish-style vodka. It's an acquired taste, for sure, but what I like about it is that after about three shots you can make one hell of a drinking game just trying to pronounce the name of the stuff... John is a very accommodating host, and I left with a mixed case!

We get on our ATV's and drive from our house to this magical gem,we are blessed to be able to do…read morethis.This is as rustic and beautiful as it gets and the farm fresh food and beef is so lovely and delicious,there are no TV's or phones in rooms,please come and enjoy this gift.

Wow what a great time, every time. We have been going there for 10 years and I can't say enough…read moreabout this place. We first visited for dinner and were made to feel so special and the food was so great that we booked a family Thanksgiving weekend cabin. It was incredible from the grandkids on down, everyone said that this was the best family holiday we ever went on. The fishing with the grandkids in their stocked pond was great even then and the food as usual was out of this world. Karen and Steve Simmons and family are the most wonderful of hosts. You feel like they are including you into their family. We have since been back for our employee holiday Christmas party and many dinners and any newcomers we bring with us are just slack-jawed open-mouthed thrilled. Thank you for so many beautiful memories. Bobby and Lois Brodmerkle

Nice state park. But get ready for some Mosquitos after twilight. Standing water is nearby. They…read morelike standing water. I guess early or late in the season the Skeeters might level off. Stayed July 5th, 2024. Drove right up and got a campsite. Place was 40% full. Because of the Skeeters? Paid $19, out of state.

Sweet little state park on the edge of goose Lake. Hot showers clean bathrooms and very quiet. A…read moregreat birding spot from the picnic and Day use area. All sites are first come first served. There is a discount for Oregon residents. There are hosts on site. I would stay here again in a heartbeat!

Schadler ranch has the best employees ever! They have 3 shade tree around the house so it a…read moreenjoyable place to sit and hang out. They are outstanding cowboys, and they all show up on time.

The only thing this park has going for it, is it's close to shopping and really cheap. Water sewer…read moreelectric and basic cable all for$300 a month. The bad is the manager goes around the park several times a day checking on every thing, and heaven forbid if there is anything out of place or something she doesn't like. And if you're home she stops at every trailer to talk to you. I look at this as harrassment. Wouldn't stay here! This is not a high end park. Its low end.

The park is quiet, has new managers and owners who are polite and easy to work with. Most of the…read moreresidents are long term but are quiet and the problem makers have all been cleared out in 2018. The rent is low and includes power sewer and water. The other parks in town charge more and do not include electric in the price. No, this park does not look like a high end park, but I've been in town for 2 years and I feel safer here than some of the other parks around, just by location and access. everyone here keeps an eye out for other RV'rs so I feel it's a good place to be.