August 26-29, 2025 - La Pine, OR…read more We've stayed at La Pine Campground a few times over the years, and each visit reminds us why we keep coming back. The campground is divided into three loops, each with its own character. The North Loop offers water and electric hookups, with sites that are more widely spaced than the others--something I really appreciate. That extra room makes it feel quieter and more private, and it's probably where we'll book our next stay. The Middle Loop has full hookups, while the South Loop is the busiest, featuring full hookups as well as some cabins. . There are many hiking/cycling trails (dog-friendly), and the Deschutes River runs through the campground. There is a short hike to a waterfall, and a large dog park. Unfortunately, we were a bit restricted in our outdoor activities because of the smoke from the two fires in the area. There was actually ash falling on one of the days. Also, there had been several sightings of a mountain lion in the area, so that added a bit of caution to our activities. Nevertheless, we will definitely come back.

We just stayed one night, right before the campgrounds closed for the year. The grounds were nicely…read moremaintained, and we enjoyed a very peaceful and quiet stay. Some sites are fairly tight, while others had some nice room. The trails here were very enjoyable. Serene surroundings around the river and through the trees. We saw lots of deer, birds, and other critters scrambling about. I'm sure it would've had a slightly different feel during peak season, but we very much enjoyed our night and day of off season.

It's a bummer this campground isn't nicer - it has so much potential!!…read more We stayed in June 2026 and the pool is definitely under construction. (No water in it and they just put up a new fence around it.) They have a playground which is nice, but it's just 4 swings (2 for babies) and a climbing structure. It looks like they took out 3 tennis courts and have 6 pickleball courts. They look pretty new and we had fun using them on our stay! The put-put golf course is still there, but it's looking pretty old. We did't notice anyone using it. There are baskets for a disc golf course, but I didn't see any info on it. I am guessing it's 9 holes. Maybe less? You can check out pickle ball racquets and balls at the office! They also have discs and golf clubs and balls. Just know you have to check out items before 4:30 when the office closes. This campground is quite large. Like previous reviewers the signage is horrible!! No directional exit signs, no loop signs on every loop entrance, and no obvious/easy to read signs with the site letter & number on it. It takes time to find your campsite! We were in loop K and we didn't like it a ton. There isn't a lot of trees/brush in between the sites like other loops and we had 3 other sites surrounding us. Pretty cool that it's on the Little Deschutes! When we arrived on a Friday night at 7pm, the office let us know that the water was off and would be on soon. We finally had water around 9:30pm! (I guess the water is an issue a lot - per other reviews.) I don't think we would stay at this campground again - but if they make some improvements, just its location would convince us to give it another try!

Need more signs for the exit and better more in view signs to get to your camp area and we had to…read moredrive around to find j camp loop. Saw people having a fire when there is a ban

Love this place! It's like a roadside attrachtion and close to the Atomic Cafe. The RV park has…read morenatural spring fed ponds with all types of ducks and turtles. We have been here a few times traveling to and from California. We will stay again.

The Site manager here is amazing! She goes above and beyond for the Park and the staying within.read more

Charming, Clean Urban RV Park with Great Hospitality…read more We decided to spend a night at The Camp after being drawn in by descriptions of vintage trailers, though we didn't end up seeing any during our brief stay. When we arrived, we accidentally pulled into the wrong campsite. The manager kindly pointed out our mistake, but rather than making us hitch back up and move, he generously let us stay in the spot we'd pulled into since it was right next to our assigned space. That extra bit of flexibility and hospitality was very much appreciated! The park itself was exceptionally clean and featured a great little dog park for our pet. I thought it was clever that the bathrooms and laundry facilities are housed in portable units, which surely keeps overhead costs down without needing permanent structures. However, the laundry facility was out of order during our stay. It also would have been nice to have a picnic table at our site; I noticed none of the sites had tables provided. Overall, it's a convenient, well-kept spot to stay in Bend, and we would happily return.

What a cool little rv park in the middle of town! We stopped for 1 night on our way to Washington…read moreand were very happy! The Camp has a really cool vibe, well manicured sites and so clean! Theres a gathering area with a community bbq, a fire pit and blankets are provided. Complimentary coffee in the morning...The bathrooms/showers are nice too. Oh! And pet friendly! There's even a dog park! Highly recommend!

Great spot for a quick getaway and local fishing spots. And close to town ofLaPine! Pools ,camping…read morelots of fun

We stayed at Cascade Meadows RV Park in September 2026 with our four leashed dogs. About 36 hours…read moreinto our stay, three off-leash dogs belonging to another tenant attacked us. One of our dogs was severely injured. I was screaming, and other tenants heard it and were shaken by what they witnessed. Police and animal control responded. While I was visibly distraught, the park manager called my husband, a disabled Army veteran, a "pr!ck" -- this is on video. Almost immediately after the attack, a friend of the off-leash dogs' owners and the park manager came out carrying a machete and was talking with the dog owners. No one from park management said a word to us or checked on either of us. We, the victims, were then trespassed from the property. The tenant whose dogs attacked us was allowed to stay. If you care about your safety, your pets' safety, or being treated with basic decency during a crisis, look elsewhere.

Clean showers and bathroom. Friendly staff! Unfortunately WiFi didn't reach to our site very well…read morebut we were on the furthest corner, I'm sure it was better everywhere else. My girls wished we had stayed here longer. This was one of the best RV parks on our PNW trip!

Big open lots. Quite a few have large pines for shade. 50amp/ sewer/water psi over 70. Hauled 40ft…read more5th wheel.

This is a luxury park! It's beautiful. No many shade trees but that's normal for Bend. They have…read morefenced yards at spots for your pup. Laundry is clean and very nice. Showers are all very clean. Then entire grounds are very well kept. Highly recommend. Our pup LOVES the fenced area. Paved w/a picnic table and part w/turf for her

This is a really nice RV resort. Well maintained, great laundry, landscaping and amenities. The dog…read morepark is mostly wood chips but it's pretty big and very few dogs. There's a nice path just outside the park. They have food trucks onsite Thursday-Sunday. Cons- there's construction near the front of the park which is loud and freeway noise towards the back. Only 2 bathrooms/showers for a lot of RV slips. But they are nice and clean. Overall very nice and I definitely recommend!

Tumalo Falls was an amazing adventure and one of the highlights of our trip. We chose the loop…read moretrail so we could see all of the waterfalls, and it was absolutely worth it. One of the most exciting parts was crossing the river several times. In some places there were bridges, and at one point we had to carefully balance across a log, which made the hike even more fun and memorable. We visited in April, and there was still a little snow on the trail. The weather was beautiful, but I would recommend bringing traction spikes if conditions are slippery and hiking poles for extra stability. The waterfalls were spectacular, and the scenery along the trail was breathtaking. It was a perfect mix of adventure and natural beauty. I'm sure I'll return one day with my kids to experience it all again.

Beautiful hike along the Decshutes River. Taking in nature, breathing, walking, and crying. I will…read morecome again.

After roughing it off-grid in the Deschutes National Forest for a few days, we were more than…read moreexcited about heading to this RV park to plug in and enjoy the full amenities of our travel trailer. What we didn't expect was the absolutely first class experience of staying at this true RV resort! We arrived on a hot summer day, covered in dust from our forest adventures, and were glad that we could check in a bit early (we'd called from town and yes, our spot was already clean and available). Upon checking in at their extremely well-appointed (and very friendly) from office, we were guided to our site by a nice gentleman in a golf cart. He showed us around the site, including locating all of the plug-ins and informing us about when the lawn is watered daily so we could avoid being sprayed. He also told us about a few great perks, like just leaving your trash or recycling at the end of the campsite and it would be picked up hourly. Or the fact that their well-appointed on-site grocery store would deliver ice, beer, or pretty much anything you wanted to your site free of charge! Besides the over-the-top service, this resort is absolutely beautiful. There's a reason "garden" is in their name. The roadways were lined with all sorts of well-groomed plants and beautiful, blooming flowers. And there were constantly maintenance people around pruning, trimming, mowing, and just taking darned good care of the place. The resort also features a pool (which we didn't have a chance to enjoy), and (in addition to the well-stocked grocery store) an equally impressive RV parts shop and large gift/souvenir area as well. The only improvement I would personally make to this park is to offer some sort of shuttle to town, especially when there are events. But that's a minor critique as the location is just perfectly situated between Sisters and Bend, and within a few minutes drive of recreational opportunities and plenty of food. Highly, highly recommend staying here!

Meticulously maintained campground, operated by friendly people…read more Spacious, even sites with concrete pads and a green space. Sisters Garden RV resort also offers, horseshoes, swimming, miniature golf and catch and release fishing. We enjoyed our visit so much, we've already booked a site for next year.

Cultus lake was good and fun and very cool and fun to do stuff at while it was us super cool funread more

This is one of my favorite campgrounds in the Cascade Lakes area. It is pretty far from Bend, but…read moreworth it if you have the time. The campground itself is pretty similar to what you might find at the other Hoodoo ran campgrounds, though it always feels a bit cleaner than the rest. The sites come with running water, shared bathrooms, picnic tables, fire rings, and a parking space. You will want to bring plenty of cash for the fees and if you bring more than one vehicle you will need to pay extra. This campground is right next to the lake and has an awesome trail that runs around the perimeter of the lake. There is a boat ramp at the end of the lake and if you just have paddle boards and kayaks you can just launch them right by your campsite. In addition to the boat ramp, there is a very nice shallow swim area. This has a gradual slope that allows the sun to warm the water up pretty fast. Overall I would say that this campground is slightly nicer than the other campgrounds in the Cascades, but the location is what really pull it up to five stars. When I have the time and money, this is my preferred campground.