Very nice facility and worked with our group of 7 rvs. Right next to Evergreen air and space museum which has shuttle that comes to RV park. Work be nice if they provided a fenced area for dogs to run. They seem to have plenty of space for one.

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We have stayed at Olde Stone Village before and it is our go to campground when visiting the Oregon Wine Country. The sites are long enough and level for larger motorhomes. Maneuvering through the park is fairly easy. WII FI and cable work fine. The park is well tended and clean. Strangely, they are perfectly okay with cleaning rigs - hoses and all which is a plus. It's a great location to explore wine country and close enough to Portland for easy day trips. The biggest ding is the staff. Their responses are perfunctory as if they are completely bored with their job. We called to make a reservation for two weeks, and the young lady who answered the phone said they could not accommodate us. I asked her if we changed sites would there be a site available. She said yes. Really? Shouldn't that be a routine step when someone calls to make a reservation? And to make matters worse, the second week we moved to the new site (after verifying with the office that we really did have to move) and no one every was assigned to our original site. Maybe there was a mix up, I don't know. But there was never even the remotest of apologies for us moving for no reason. Where is the customer service????

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Olde Stone Village RV Park in McMinnville was a great place for our family of 6 to stay. It was a half way point between home and our final destination on the northern Oregon coast. We stayed for two nights and enjoyed the swimming pool and playground both days. The grounds were well kept and the front desk staff was very friendly. We arrived after hours and our reservation information packet was attached to a board outside of the main office. We easily found our spot and got set up in no time. The pool was a good temperature and a great way to cool off and relax before going to bed. The main reason we stayed here was it's proximity to the Evergreen Air and Space Museum and Waterpark. We rode our bikes to the museum our first night there on the adjoining path and were able to see the aircraft that sit around the grounds of the facility. It was a fun sneak peak of what we were going to see inside. We spent the first half of the following day at the museum and took in the IMAX movie. We went back to our camper for lunch and then changed for the waterpark. The waterpark was fun and had a lot of variety with various slides, pools and a splash playground. Admission to the waterpark also includes a hands-on interactive educational water play area upstairs that the kids enjoyed. We could have spent more time in both the museum and waterpark but we were able to fit it all in just one day. It was nice to be so close to both facilities and the entire Evergreen campus. We will definitely visit again and I would recommend this park for anyone looking to see the museum and waterpark or the surrounding wine country.

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