Grande Hot Springs RV Resort

We stayed at Grande Hot Springs RV Resort from June 28-July 14. We really enjoyed our stay at this park. We stayed in site 2 which was a large pull-thru site for our fifth wheel. Sites are long, flat, and level with 50 amp, water and sewer hookups. We enjoyed the great walking paths around the perimeter of the park to walk our dogs. The pool and hot tub are heated geothermally and are warm, soothing, and oh, so relaxing. We can’t say enough about the professional staff, who were warm, friendly, and helpful. We even had some packages delivered here, which was a big bonus for us. We a lot of other friendly campers here. The WiFi is top-notch. This is our favorite Oregon campground and we highly recommend a stay here. For videos on the campground, visit YouTube: Jeff & Steff’s Excellent Adventure.

We have stayed here multiple times the past two summers and hope to again in the future. The resort is very clean and well maintained. Sites are all gravel and level and well spaced with grass between pads. It is an excellent place to stay with dogs...large grassy area at one end and grass path all the way around, about 1/2 mile around. It is also a few miles from the freeway and very quiet. It is at the edge of an Oregon wildlife refuge. We lived in this area for many years and would recommend Mike's Market in Union, especially if you need meat. Gas is always a little cheaper in Union as well.

As a working traveler, internet is very important... it became a joke around the pool that I was IMPRESSED by the connectivity! Drinking water at the spigot cones from an artesian well and can not be beat! Weird things to be impressed by but every other part of the stay was so pleasant that I kept extending. Super polite and helpful staff, caring neighbors, relaxing hot pools with enough social distance, and all the other amenities.

Due to the Covid restrictions, the store restrooms and office were closed. Only paper registration. Clean campground well lit spots with more space between sites than I’ve seen other places. No fires at your site, communal fire rings still available first come... military,aarp,aaa, good sam saves about $5.00. Friendly staff, when you see them. Gravel road off main highway to get to the park, probably would be dusty later in the year. Bring bug spray.. lots of little flying bugs but maybe it was just the early summer hatching, so keep your doors closed. Mostly all pull through sites. Trains pass by off in the distance, no horn zone!

This is an awesome campground. The sites are HUGE! So much room. Plenty of areas to walk our dog as well.

Bathrooms are very nice and the pool and hot tub were great for relaxing. Laundry worked great.

We had booked a week but ended up extending our stay to two weeks. Super friendly staff and we had several packages delivered to the office no problem. They would even call you when your package arrived.

The only downside we found was that there are a lot of mosquitoes in the evening. The campground is next to a wetland conservation area. This was in July, though, so perhaps they are not as bad during other times of the year.

We will definitely stay again if we're near La Grande!

* Rate reflects weekly discount

WOW!

This RV park is pretty wonderful. We stayed here for 2 nights while passing through Oregon and we are really thankful that we did. It is so quiet and tucked away from the city.

The sites are all huge (90 feet) with lots of space and grass. Everything is well taken care of as well.

Small playground was good for the kids, lots of space for the dog. 2 Laundry areas as well.

Staff is really friendly and they have a hot springs fed pool and hot tub.

Wifi worked quite well too.

Highly recommended!

Found this after could not get into Forrest Land for boondocking. Ended up very happy since all it did was rain for days so we did not end up in a muddy mess in the forrest. All pull thrus, plenty of room, level and well maintained. Very quiet, a bit away from town - which we like. Pools are heated from hot springs water. Friendly staff. Pretty drive if you take the "circle tour" down to the town of Union and around back to La Grange (Hwy 30/230 just at end of campground road to 237 and follow back toward La Grande.)

We've stayed at this place a couple of times now. It's off the beaten path, a few miles south of La Grande. It has easy pull through sites that are nice and level. The facilities are immaculate. The resort pulls in hot mineral water and treats it for their pool (85 degrees) and tub (105 degrees). It's next to a waterfowl flyover reserve and is as peaceful as you could want.

Insider tip- head over to La Grande and visit downtown. It's a super cool little place. Side B Brewing is top notch.