Reviews

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: Two stars for the location. We had a site in “D” loop and right behind us were hiking/biking paths….awesome. That’s the end of the good. WIFI was nonexistent, “we are working on that”. Even at the “lodge” WiFi was spotty. Cable did not work in our site. We are not big TV people, but it would have been nice to catch the news. Dumpsters were non-bear proof and overflowing everyday, even though they said there was a momma and cub spotted near-by a few weeks earlier. Showers…….two out of three were “unavailable “, which left ONE male shower for all of “D” loop. Laundry…. four of the ten washers were broken. Dump station…. Positioned backwards for outgoing traffic and only one for the entire park. I am a TT member and would only stay here if it was the only option to see MT Hood. This is not the only bad experience we have had with TT and will not be renewing our membership.

Posted Aug 22, 2021 by HoneyDog from Florida . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: Sadly I couldn't stay here even though I'm a Thousand Trails member. I work and live in my RV a couldn't get any signal on. Sri on or Visible networks so I had to leave. Pool is closed all summer too. Sad as it is a beautiful natural spot. I just have to be able to work. Most parks have at least Verizon cell boosters.

Please ignore previous.... After all the fortnight gamers left on Sunday I was able to get more cell bandwidth and stay at Mount Hood Village RV park. The park is very nice. I love the woods, Mountain Views and people that love here all the time. They have nice spots. Great family place for sure!!

Posted Jun 12, 2021 by Karen Johnson from Boston. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: I gave a 3 star review, but there is the possibility of a 4 star review. Because of COVID, all the amenities were closed, and thus I felt is was pricey for a electric water hook up. But close to home options were limited. We stayed in the Doug Fir loop, which was nice with several trees and the spot was quite private. If i am to visit again, I will request this loop. I am not a fan of open area loops (I’ll have to get used to that I suppose), and all the other loops seem to be more wide open (thus lacking privacy).

Posted Aug 17, 2020 by Dave H from Oregon City, OR. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: As most Thousand Trails locations are on the pricey side ($73/night for us in April 2019), this location does not disappoint. Spacious sites, lots of tree cover, and most sites have full hook-ups (sewer, water, electric). They have an indoor pool, hot tub and gym. Newly renovated playground and lots of hiking trails provide lots to do without leaving the park. This is our favorite “stay-cation” location as it’s just 20 minutes east of Sandy, OR. A great family-friendly location

Posted May 27, 2019 by Tim E from Sandy, OR. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: Beautiful, well spaced sites under huge mature cedars and firs in the “Doug Fir Glen” section where we stayed, but it’s a half-mile walk to the rec center and its pleasantly warm indoor pool. Lots of sites are closer to the rec center; these tend to be smaller, more tightly spaced. Your choice. For us, one of the park’s best features is its connection to the public Wildwood Recreation Site via extensive, well marked trails through the forest. Minor negatives: restroom showers functional, but plumbing needs repairs, street lights spoil the woods’ nighttime ambience, key pad to enter pool very hard to find.

Posted May 24, 2018 by John G from Santa Cruz, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: Not what I expected for the high price and name “RV Resort”. The entrance from the highway to the gate looks very nice. Well manicured. Inside the gate not so much. Dirt and gravel uneven campsites. Restrooms clean but beat. Rusty partitions, broken tiles, missing coat hooks. Most state parks are much better for much less money.

Posted May 03, 2018 by Jeff from Northwest Washington. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Mt Hood Village RV Resort: We were here during a RV rally. This is a membership resort, which we are not a member. The lots were dirt or gravel and some uneven. Lots of beautiful mature trees. I was surprise at the lack of maintenance being done; picnic table were old and worn, power breaker kept breaking. We went to do some sight seeing and put the A/C on for our 11 year old terrier, after 4 hours being gone the breaker had tripped and it was very warm inside the motorhome. We didn't use any other amenities except for the club house where our gathering were at. The kitchen is in need of some up grade and TLC. We wanted to stay another night very pricey, even with a Good Sam discount $56.00.

Posted Sep 18, 2016 by Rambo from Las Vegas . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.