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.

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

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.

Stayed here twice. Loved it. Check in a a breeze. We had a pull thru site. My dog led me straight…read moreto the places she wanted to go. Really peaceful

The managers are the rudest and most unprofessional I have ever encountered, although the owner was…read morenice. The sites are small even though there is a lot of property. It could be really nice if they made more of an effort. Beautiful views, but no tables or fire pits. Fortunately, we are passing through and this is not a destination. Wouldn't recommend for families due to unwelcoming atmosphere. Fine for a one-night stay for one or two people.

This clean and well kept small park right on 395 was a true find! So quiet despite the highway…read morelocation. water, electricity, and sewer all in good working order. Free Wi-Fi also available. During our stay, we encountered some significant problems with our rig that left it undrivable. We had to stay quite a bit longer than we expected, but the manager was very helpful throughout the process and even allowed us to leave our disabled rented RV behind after a new one was delivered to us. (The mechanic and tow were reported to be coming soon.) We had only expected to stay one night, but we were very thankful to be in a safe place when we encountered engine problems. It's a great place to use as a base camp to explore the area, although we didn't get to do much of that. Thanks again, Kayla for being so understanding and helpful!

This New park is just with Lakeview needed. It is clean, safe, nice wide spaces, nice hook ups and…read moreWi-Fi, easy access to HWY 395 and the owner is the great standup guy!!!! .

I would stay here again, just know that when I booked it for February 2026, they did not do email…read morereceipts, which could make company travel more of a hassle. Please know that there is a chain pull open/close vent that will pump heat into your room from the ceiling, which I originally made a mistake of thinking was a smoke exhaust vent from the hotel's previous era. It will pump hidden into your room in winter, even if you turn the thermostat off on the room's heating unit. The landline phone contacts faceplate still has the previous hotel's name, Budget Inn. Sheets were old but clean and I'd stay here again.

We've stayed in worse but if I'm honest I really don't want to stay here but we're stuck the hotel…read morenext door is full and we're too tired to keep driving. The guy checking us in seemed nice. Our room is clean. The refrigerator is cute. But this place just gives me creepy vibes. Not a place for a single lady that's for sure.

This motel is completely renovated as of summer 2026…read more And it is called Oregon Trail Inn & Suites. Rim Rock no longer exists. I'm not doubting the prior 2 reviews dating back many years. This is an old motel, and I'm guessing built in the 1960s. Rooms become dives fast if they are not updated and maintained. However this motel room today, believe it or not, is on par with Holiday Inn Express. No free breakfast, no pool, but the actual room looks new with new furniture and very clean. My price was about $145 on a Saturday night. Pictures below are from my room. We looked at the competition in Lakeview. Executive Inn? No way unless you need to catch all the action of the robust city center of Lakeview. Freemont? Much more expensive, not as new, but offers a breakfast. Personally, I would rather have a good breakfast at Tall Town. Best Western? Looks run down from the outside and more expensive. It's apparent that the owners of Oregon Trail are serious about attracting customers and have dumped a lot of money into renovations lately. I'll probably never visit Lakeview again, but hope the owners can keep up the maintenance, and not let it get run down. As of summer 2026, this is where I would be staying.

Shabby, will skip next time and spend ten dollars more to get something better elsewhere. Stained…read moresheets, burn holes in linens of the non smoking rooms. I hate that.