EVENTS IN OAKRIDGE
Free Fishing Days in Oregon
June 1-2, August 17-18, November 29-30.
Tree Planting Festival May 1-3 many things to do for all ages, Mini Olympics, Art & craft show.
The Bus show (Schoolie) June 19th & 20th
Annual event June 19th & 20 th Live music, Beer Garden, Art Vendors, food trucks. Fun for the whole family Right across the street from us.
Mountain Bike Events
June 13th -Sasquatch Duro 8:30am
1st & Pine in uptown.
June 20th Alpine Epic Ride
Choose 50, 25 or 15 mile course
SO MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY & TO GET A ROOM FOR THESE FUN EVENTS!!
Right here on the website or give us a call @ 541-782-2611
Make a reservation with www.transcascadiaexcursion.com to go on a epic ride that will take your breath away!! Or call 541-313-8712
Check in with our amazing local Bike Shop for all your riding, camping & more. They are now offering Disc golf info & sales https://oakridgebikeshop.com/ They offer repairs, bike rentals, it is the go to spot for anything Mountain Bike & more!
RV Park - Short Term and Long Term Sites with Full Hook-ups
Daily, Weekly and Monthly Site Rentals - Call (541) 782-2611 for Reservations
Full hook-ups include: water, sewer and electrical (30 amp and 50 amp).
Come Stay & Play enjoy all the area has to offer
Our nightly rates are $40.00 + tax Saturdays are +$5.00
All RV sites now have a really nice picnic table.
On a first come basis we have 2 propane fire rings for use, 24 hrs at a time
based on availability.
Call us about our monthly rates if you are working in the area & or need to check on our long term availability.
Right now we have 4 full time openings, your camper has to be at least a 2005 or newer to live here & you must pass a background check.
Call office to get the details
541-782-2611
RV Bathrooms & Laundry
Men's and ladies bathroom with showers.
We also offer showers to non guests for a fee & ID card
No pets allowed in restrooms!
Laundry on Site
Washers and dryers onsite (fee).
Please do not put big blankets or sleeping bags in washers. If you make a mess please be kind & clean it up!
soap pods avail in office. Laundry is for guests only!
Site Map
Lots of Recreation Activities
Biking, fishing, hiking, boating, hunting, skiing, side-by-side are just a few of the activities in the Oakridge, Oregon area. pet friendly hotels motel rv park
Bike Friendly
We are located in the heart of some of the best mountain biking in the country and we welcome biking guests!
Coming very soon a bike wash station for our guests
Picnic with US
Gas BBQ and picnic tables available in RV Park. Also, we have a dump station that can be used free of charge for those staying with us and $10 dump for non-guests.
Discover the inspiring beauty and endless recreation opportunities in our beautiful mountain community.
Located less than an hour from the Eugene-Springfield and the I-5 corridor, the area offers world-class mountain biking trails, hiking, water sports, fishing, festivals, and winter sports.
Oakridge, Oregon is the "Center of Oregon Recreation" and the "Mountain Biking Capital of the Northwest." This former lumber community traded in its logging roads for mountain biking trails and OHV routes. Instead of welding axes, residents are equipped with binoculars and cameras for the spectacular wildlife and birding opportunities.
Escape into the lush beauty and varied landscape of the Cascade Mountains. Relax on a drive along the Aufderheide Scenic Byway. Walk through towering old growth forests and witness the magnificent Salt Creek Falls.
Take to the single track trails on a mountain bike or hike to a summit view of Diamond Peak. Fish the clear running currents of the Middle and North Forks of the Willamette River or canoe the emerald waters of Hills Creek Reservoir.
Ski or snowshoe at Gold Lake or Willamette Pass. Visit the wonderful Willamette Fish Hatchery, complete with a museum and an educational mini-golf course that shows the life of the salmon as it moves from hatching to spawning. For history buffs, Westfir has Oregon’s longest covered bridge and the Oakridge Museum showcases an outstanding collection of the region’s history.
Best of all, talk with the locals who have stories to tell on everything from wildflowers to distilling spirits. Most afternoons, join them and fellow adventurers at the real ale public house, The 3 Legged Crane in uptown.