This resort looks nice at first but it is NOT! The campsite we were in was unlevel, not well cared for and we were surrounded by what seemed to be "permanent residents". However, that was nothing compared to the state of the bathrooms. We were there for 5 nights and not ONCE were the floors or the showers cleaned. Usually... More

We stayed over Labor Day weekend, Friday-Monday. We didn't arrive until almost dark and found the check in procedure a bit confusing. Upon check-in we received a printed brochure, a booklet of several stapled papers and a few other sheets, and the mirror hanger with our site number and bathroom/gate codes. If you read through all of these things you... More

Sites aren't paved or level. You have to pay extra for Internet. At $55 a site, it should be included. They do have amenities we didn't use..like an indoor pool and laundromat. It was hard to back in to our site. It's very shady so that was nice. It was convenient to the mountain.it's a pretty place.

We rented a "primitive" site, which is basically a nice spot in the woods to park your car and pitch your tent. We liked our spot better than the RV spots because there was more privacy, and our floor was not gravel. The fire pits are moveable so you can arrange your site just how you like it. Potable water... More

We arrived at the Mt. Hood Village RV Resort late in the afternoon and were greeted by Lynn at the reception center. She was great at processing our reservation and getting us to our site quickly. The resort sites are separated by trees and shrubbery so you don't feel you're on top of your neighbor. We also enjoyed the indoor... More

We stayed here for 4 nights in our motor home and loved it. The office staff is so helpful, especially Lynne, who helped us pick a private, woodsy spot. The bathrooms are clean, the showers are hot (no quarters needed) and the indoor pool was great for our grandson. The Cafe has wonderful food, as almost everything is homemade. We... More

We stayed here in an rv in June 2011. The rate for our site was $57 with tax plus $6.00 daily for internet. The place in in a great area and we'd visit a lot if it weren't for the cost. The roads in the loop we were in were muddy, potholed gravel. The sites were gravel as well. Not... More

Stayed here in 39 ' RV. Very clean, quiet campground with very clean pool and hot tub which is, of course, inside. Place for campfire, also. Helpful, friendly staff. Questions above do not account for inability to evaluate rooms if staying in your own RV which is why I rated it neutral.

We recently returned from a spring break trip to MT. Hood RV village. We really enjoyed our 3 day stay. The facilities are great for kids and adults. Large indoor pool with hot tub and game room are excellent when the weather is subpar. There is also some great hiking trails that are very well kept and easy to follow... More