It was our first time to Sumpter riding. Our club had different accommodation needs so we ended up…read morestaying in different places. Part of our group stayed here, others in a hotel and others at the Gold Rush RV. We decided to meet at Whistle Stop since it was the closest to the trails we were heading out on. As soon as we came through the gate (6 machines) the owner came walking across the parking lot and said if we weren't staying there we couldn't meet there. So by that statement I'm guessing that if you stay there you are not allowed any guests. There was one other guest in the whole park. It was all of our first time in the area, and we love the area and plan on coming back next year. And there is not a tree in the whole place. No shade. None of us will be staying at Whistle Stop.

Amazing people run this park. Great location, very nice showers and restrooms, will be back againread more

What an amazing RV park. Quiet, very clean and welcoming. The owners have done a great job making…read morethis place warm and the staff were so nice. we love it and we will come back.

Just outside of town but close to everything, this RV Park has so many amenities. Free WI-FI, Cable…read moreTV, Power,Water and RV dump for the RV sites, they even have a few tent sites. We arrived in Sumpter about 10:30pm, We had no reservations and this was the first place we saw so we stopped. Being so late the office was closed so we took a chance and called the number we were so pleased to get a live person answering our call. Sherry came down to the office and got us checked in for our stay. We found out that Sherry and Ron had just purchased the park and have been busy cleaning the public areas and making renovations. Pride of ownership and great customer service shone through. We had a great stay and will be back!

Sumpter is a good destination for a motorsickle ride; I availed myself. Some years back, I camped…read morein the Stockade grounds; they don't do camping any more, so I selected the very budget-conscious "No Frills Room." (If the wife had been along, we would've picked one of the fancy "theme" rooms... they all seem like a bargain to me.) The room - located behind the office - is indeed "no frills." But I was looking for a comfortable bed, and a nice warm shower. Both were part of the no-frills package; I was very satisfied. (BONUS: The owners are personable, and I enjoyed conversations with both of them, during my brief stay.) I'm sure I'll be back again. THANKS!

Three of us rolled into the cute old mining town of sumpter for a trail running race and decided…read morerather than camping at the Fairgrounds (before running 30+ miles? no thanks!), we'd check out this cute motel. Needless to say, this was the best decision we could have made!! Ryan was thoughtful and attentive & the Juniper room lived up to the hype. When we finished our race, thunderstorms had rolled through and we were cold, soaking wet and tired. Ryan was kind enough to drop off some towels fresh from the dryer for us- so thoughtful! Our two nights in the Juniper room will not be forgotten, and I'm sure we will be back soon!

A well put rest area in the middle of.... well. The valley. Nice and clean. Bathrooms are o.k…read more Picnic area and a place to relieve your pets. Vending machines and plenty to look at and enjoy.

Oregon rest stops are so pretty! Truly, the ones we've stopped at anyway, almost always seem to…read morehave incredible views and great amenities. This particular rest stop in Baker Valley has a gorgeous view of the valley just before the start of the Blue Mountains. Much of it is still rural farmland, you can't help but look out and think about the pioneers that passed through and eventually settled this land. Amazing! I also like that Oregon has put in mini museums or interpretive stands at many of the rest stops. The one here has pictures and stories about the pioneers that came west on the Oregon Trail wagon trains. Very interesting to read and learn more about the area. Amenities wise: this rest stop has all the standard things you'd expect: bathrooms, water, vending machines with snacks, picnic tables, etc. We've stopped here several times over the years and generally find everything clean and in good working order.

Inside out: lovely location with incredibly cozy feeling shop!…read more Service/experience: I can't recommend going here enough. The people running this are passionate, fun, creative, and just over all incredible people! I went with my parents and husband, we had so much fun! Plenty of kids were on the trip and they seemed to have an amazing time as well. After, we went to the gift shop and got a few things to support the project and enjoy for memories. Over all I would say visit if you're on the fence, if you can ride during a time they are doing shows- even better! We were not disappointed and would absolutely go back to ride again, even for the same show!

We had a fantastic time! We came as a big group of 14- with 6 children ages 5-11- and they loved it…read moretoo. We did the robbery train and it was such a fun experience. I highly recommend this to everyone kids or no kids!

Its a real treat to be able to camp in a pristine state park that has only been open a month! We…read morestopped here for a few nights of camping on a longer roadtrip. It feels INCREDIBLY isolated. Out of cell service and quite far from any kind of services. The campground itself is quite small and open - but with big grassy pads for tenting and great star gazing. Each site has a fire pit and picnic table. There was no camp host but we were able to buy a bundle of firewood. Pit toilets in the bathrooms and a day use area with a power outlet where we charged our phones. The site has some interesting history, previously being the site of a sawmill. There are some placards around about this. We spent a bit of time exploring the trails - well maintained and pretty sufficient for a family with small kids. My kids also enjoyed seeing the pond and dam.

We really liked this place. It was very clean. Staff were helpful, absolutely no complaints…read more It's walking distance to down town and honestly a perfect location. Baker City is a great town to visit. Would definitely come back and stay again.

This little hotel was an absolute gem. If you're looking for something affordable without…read moresacrificing cleanliness and comfort, this is the place. The rooms were cozy, well-kept, and clearly updated, making it feel welcoming rather than outdated or worn. Everything was spotless, and you could tell the staff takes pride in maintaining the property. It's not a luxury resort--and it doesn't try to be--but it delivers exactly what you need: a clean, comfortable space to relax and get a great night's sleep at a very reasonable price. Perfect for travelers who just want a simple, reliable place to stay without breaking the bank. I'd definitely stay here again!

We just got back from a 4-day/3-night trip with Raz and company at Wallowa Llamas. We weren't…read moreready to come home. The food was delicious and varied. The views were amazing. We were surrounded by spectacular jagged granite peaks. Our day hikes wound through beautiful forests to clear alpine lakes. The clients and our guides were all wonderful. And, the llamas carried most off our stuff. Book your trip early. They fill up very fast.

This place was awesome!! Raz and Louise and all of the llamas were just amazing. I went backpacking…read morewith the PNW Meetup group and we took Darwin, Tristan, and Blazer...and all of us really loved and bonded well with these Llamas! We were trained on how to saddle them, weigh bags, and put them on the llamas so as to not overburden them. Those llamas were amazing! Tristan was the definite hummer of the group!! We had a great time backpacking with them to Pine lakes! I want to utilize this great resource again!! It was a very unique and amazing experience!