Snow Bunnny Sno-Park

We stayed here overnight in our 36ft RV with towed. It is not very level but we found a spot that wasn’t terrible. There were two other RVs there when we arrived around 5pm on March 18. We stayed here as the road to Trillium air strip was closed due to snow.
There is the obvious road noise but other than that it was a quiet night. A couple of car campers pulled in after dark. There are vault toilets. We would stay here again.

We stayed here for 5 days before heading to the Oregon coast. We work full time and the internet here was around 15-20mb and worked good.

The road noise would be annoying for someone on vacation, but as a full timer we are used to it and we get what we can get.

The top side of the parking lot is level with lower side on a slope. Plenty of room to turn around a big fifth wheel or class A, so if you don’t like it you can turn around.

This was a backup location for us, as Trillium Airstrip Dispersed was closed due to Covid-19. Overnight parking is allowed here, but there aren't any signs that indicate as such like the Snopark across the highway.

These Snoparks are operated by the Oregon Department of Transportation. I wasn't sure of the overnight parking status at Bunny Snopark, so I phoned the ranger at the ZigZag Ranger district and she informed me that she's also never heard of anyone being asked to leave, but she also wasn't sure.

White River Snopark is a few miles down the road, but it's a little busier due to the river (more like a creek).

So to sum this area up:
- Trillium Lake Snopark is great, but it's busy.
- Bunny Snopark is less trafficky, but kinda boring.
- White River Snopark is very large, has views, but more peopley.

Either way you have your pick of overnight stops!

There are a lot of trails in the area, and the town of Government Camp is super small. There's no dump or water anywhere around, other than Trillium Lake Campground, which was currently closed when we passed through due to Covid-19.

We preferred Bunny Snopark instead of the others because it was the only one with no people!

There's a road that exists the Snopark, but it's not big-rig friendly and we only saw small cars and vans go back through there.

This location is right off the highway so road noise was...well...noisy, but it was a great spot for us to explore the area.