Village Of Trees RV Resort

This is an exceptional RV park. The owner and family running the park were very friendly, helpful, and professional. If you are passing through, this is the place you want to stay. Wi Fi is a little weak at our site, but usable. If and when we pass through this area, we will be staying again.

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Good place for a couple nights stay but too close to highway for my tastes. Mostly just pull through sites and I had no problem maneuvering my 40 ft 5th wheel. Rest rooms nice. Didn't try their wifi.

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Nice park. Right along the river. Pads are nicely spaced. Lots of trees. Very nice hosts. Great trails to walk. The "grill" at the park is a nice bonus.

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We stayed for almost a week and it was nice. There are a lot of permanent residents but that didnt bother us, they were pretty clean and well taken care of. What DID bother us is when one of those permanent residents put a fence kennel outside his TT and put the dog out there during the day and it BARKED AND BARKED AND BARKED!!! Dont leave your dog unattended if all its going to do it bark!! We were right across from it and it was sooo annoying. I told one of the workers about it but guess nothing was done. That dog ruined the stay for me otherwise I may have had a better review. They have good bathrooms but need to get some vent fans so they can air out for the next person. You cant open the windows because people can see inside and when you go in to one that was recently used it either smells or is so steamy its uncomfortable. They were mostly clean a lot of the time but nothing too bad when they werent. The area is nice with the river nearby and while the highway noise is there, it wasnt too terrible. I was very upset at all the dog poop around but that was due to bad dog owners :( Its people like that who ruin it for good dog owners like us who pick up after our dog! The spots have good shaded areas and many pull through sites with relatively level gravel areas. The WiFi is ok, slow a lot, but ok - but if its crowded its very very slow. I would wait till very late at night to get anything done using the WiFi otherwise would just use our own internet connection. They have a convenience store with gas and a small grill place where you can get food. One night though there was a horrible horrible smell, like a farmer sprayed manure over a field! It was so strong and so bad it made us sick and we had to shut all our windows and couldnt enjoy the evening at all. I don't know how often it happens but I hope not often because it was really bad :( Otherwise a relatively quiet and nice place overall.

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We stayed 2 nights passing through the area to visit a nearby National Park Service site. We have stayed here before in 2012. Surprisingly, the rate is still the same. This stay was the same pleasant experience as before. The park is a very short drive from I-84 (Exit 216: HWY 77) along a 2 lane rural paved road. There is some construction (bridge replacement) on the interstate near the exit so there is impact to the exit. The sites while some may look like back-in are P/T’s. There are a few sites that appear to be extended stay sites. The interior roads and sites are compacted gravel. The interior roads and turns are very narrow and tight but we remained connected to the toad. The P/T sites could be considered short but we didn’t have to disconnect the toad. There was some trees encroachment on some of the sites & portion of the road but the encroachment was reduced from the previous stay. Opening slides was easy in the site without tree encroachment. This park understands the simple concept of the importance of a flat, level site as the sites were level and flat. Distance and grassy areas establish privacy between the sites. They have full hook ups – water, electricity (50/30 AMP), & multiple sewer connections. The sewer connection was at the ground so it was easy to establish a downhill flow. There was an outside table. Don’t remember there being a fire pit. There are trees scattered around the park so satellite reception would be dependent upon site assignment and your dish configuration. The park brochure showed 23 cable channels but made no mention of broadcast channels. Didn’t try to get any broadcast channels. The park provided WiFi was good. It was password protected. Our Verizon WiFi hotspot worked well. Didn’t try the NET10 phone so don’t know about cell phone reception. No designated fenced pet areas. There were bag dispensers and collection stations for waste around the park. There was sufficient area to walk dogs along the park’s roads and grassy areas on the park’s perimeter. There was also a grass surface Nature Walk Path along the Snake River. The park was quiet but there weren’t a lot of campers. There was a small rally occurring while we were there. The on-site restaurant offered delivery which was a nice amenity. We would stay here again if traveling through the area.

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The staff were very accommodating and most pleasant. We were guided to our site and the park was crowded but very quiet. We were told were we could walk the dogs.We would highly rerecommend this RV park to anyone traveling to Oregon or north.

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