We only stopped at the campground to dump and fill our tanks with water. The dump station was a prepay station, in which you swiped your card for $10 and it unlocked the lid to the sewer. They had rinse water as well as potable water. It was easy to find and easy to get in and out of.

The campground is in a beautiful set of mature pine trees. Walking distance to town and walking distance to Three Creeks Brewery for food and beer. As usual, my reviews are biased to the needs of a 45' coach. The campground was wonderfully maintained by 2 sets of workcampers who rotate every week. I didn't need to bathrooms, laundry... more

We originally went to Tumalo State Park and arrived around 4:30. The park did not have any sites for our 30’ fifth wheel. We decided to try Sisters Creekside campground. There were quite a few camp sites. We self registered. We saw deer and turkeys in the campground. It is close to the road but didn’t have any trouble with noise. Very ... more

Great campground. Sites are very level, easy to park your RV, and there is plenty of extra parking if needed. Relatively quiet, even though the main highway to Bend is close by. Large trees offer good shade. Water pressure was good, and power was very consistent. The manager was very laid back, and quick to help. Our stay here wa... more

If you love the outdoors this campground is for you. Lots of hiking, biking and water activities less than 30 miles from the campground. We enjoyed the hiking trails at Smith Rock State Park and Black Butte mountain. Mountain bike trails less than a mile from the campground with great views at Peterson Ridge of many mountain peaks. The... more

Let me first say that we will return to this campground in a heartbeat (and have already!). There are positives and negatives. Sisters is just a neat little town and everyone is welcoming. Don't miss the bakery! The campground hosts are wonderful. We had interactions with several different hosts, and they were all friendly and respectf... more

Walking distance to town. There are many large rocks scattered around the campground. I suppose they were intentionally put there for traffic control, but they are a significant hazard to RVers trying to maneuver in the campground. It would be very easy to scrape your RV on one of the rocks (I know from experience). Some sites had ... more

This campground is almost perfect, and we really enjoyed our stay. It's rustic, with gravel lots and grass/dirt sites and many pine trees. There are a wide variety of sites including 50 amp RV, 30 amp RV, van, and tent sites. The best part about the campground is that it's right in Sisters, and the entire town is within easy walking di... more