Wild Goose Meadows RV Park

Stayed here 3 years ago when it had another name and I swore I wouldn’t come back had I known this was the same place. Although there have been lots of improvements, still just all gravel sites and old facilities. Laundry was dirty but the machines worked. Staff somewhat friendly. Dog run was mostly dirt. 3 stars for the improvements they did.

We stayed here for a week during a severe Fall storm. We were happy for the refuge. They gave us a price break for reserving and staying for a week.

Very nice folks. They have upgraded the infrastructure. Used to be a drive in movie theatre long ago.

We had the choice of 30 amp or 50 amp. Bring water pipe protection for your hoses. Easy on and off Hwy 395. We had a pull through spot. Very easy hook up facilities. Not too crowded.

Nice trees. Quail all over the place! Fun to watch. Some deer as well. Heard coyotes in the distance. They broke pumpkins for the deer. Nice place for little walks! Little noise from the highway.

Lots to do nearby when the weather permits.

Nice laundry. Four washers and driers. Did not need the showers. But the restrooms were very clean and nice!

Very nice WIFI. Had no trouble streaming during the storm. Had great cell coverage. Tall Town Deli and Cafe has great breakfast. Can get anything you need in town.

We’ll be back.

Base Camp RV is owned and operated by a very friendly and helpful couple that lives on site. Check-in couldn’t have been easier, but I wish that they were following the state mask mandate in place at the time of our stay.
Base Camp made a convenient stop on our way into Oregon (it’s right on the highway, but traffic is low enough that road noise was nonexistent), offering relatively level FHU sites, a nicely sized dog run, and a bunch of other amenities that we didn’t use on our short stay (laundry, propane, playground, etc). Our site was long enough, utilities were easy to reach and worked well (including a handy frost-free water hook-up), and while it felt roomy, that may be because we had no neighbors. We passed through during their slower season, so the park was quiet and there were many open sites, and it’s hard to say if this CG would feel less spacious during their busier months. The CG is also all dirt, and we happened to come in post-snow melt, so there was plenty of mud (nothing that affected our ability to park, camp, or drive-in/out), but again… your timing/experience will vary. Nightly rate is currently $35.