Mt. Hood Village RV Resort Thousand Trails

We do have a Thousand Trails Annual Camping Pass Membership which allows us to stay free at some Thousand Trails campgrounds. This is one of them. Check-in was quick and easy. The site we had was a good size and was only slightly unlevel.

As someone else mentioned, I agree that some areas could use some tree trimming. It worked for our needs (which were to hike in the area).

We used the laundromat, which was clean and nearly all machines were working - what more can you ask! $2.25-$2.50/load wash and $2.00 to dry. There are full-time residents here (like most TT campgrounds) and the areas seemed well-kept.

We'd come again.

-$85 nightly for full hookups BUT
-Can’t even bother to pave the lots
-NOT WFH friendly. We have the Starlink and had such a horrible spot we could not get the dish to connect. Yes we are in a forest!! But this spot sucks. We’ve been in plenty of forest areas and been able to connect fine.
-SO SLANTED it was dangerous. Literally doors hitting me in faces. A solid 3-4 feet slant. REALLY?! Got the worst sleep of my life.
-If you are a family wanting a boujee forest vacation with a cute RV this isn’t a bad spot but I would be sure to request a safe spot that isn’t horribly slanted.

I’ll start with the pros, spa, indoor pool, rec hall, restaurant on site.
Close to great hikes
Now the cons
Our bathroom had cold water only
(Not for me)
Floors in pool area and spa were filthy at least we had hot water
The whole row of sites was empty near us but somehow we had to look out our neighbors rear trailer, yes we should have gone to the office to move at least we power and water
I am giving 3 stars only for the hot tub because after a long hike I need it

Way overpriced. This resort is not what it seems to be in online pictures and descriptions. Poorly maintained. Sites have very little privacy, grounds upkeep seems nonexistent, many weeds so you can experience fully the natural look, and a large number of annual and full time folks. Little to none Verizon cell coverage. Staff is friendly.

From the reviews online, we expected a nicer park. While the sites are decent size and we have decent P/W/S we cannot believe how badly this park is rundown. The prices certainly don’t reflect the type of park it should be. Weeds have grownup almost 4’ in some places. Little or no maintenance has been done at all. When we checked in they tried to sell us a membership to Thousand Trails. Our experience, we have not seen any of their properties that we would participate in membership. It’s a real shame that this park is not taken better care of considering the location. Thousand Trails should give this park some care or stop charging so much for the run down/overgrown sites if their not going to.

We had an excellent stay at Mt Hood Village! Our only complaint is the bathrooms were not in great condition, but we just used our RV bathroom so that wasn’t a deal breaker for us. Awesome indoor pool, hot tub, gym, and game room. The playground was nice too. My kids didn’t want to leave. Our site was shaded and they spaced everyone out well. This has been our favorite Thousand Trails yet. We’ll be back!