Tag: Oregon

Advanced registration is REQUIRED.
Limited sites are available.

Contact Ann at [email protected]

No Hookups, single water spigot in the shared campsite, and a dump station nearby. We will have a class on dry camping, discussing how to conserve power and water for a weekend of dry camping. Potluck dinner on Saturday night.

Silver Falls is the “crown jewel” of Oregon State Parks. The Trail of Ten Falls is an amazing hike, but other trails and bike trails thread through this beautiful park.

Total number of vehicles will be limited to 25, so the first deposits received will confirm the reservations. Two night deposit is $40.00.

We are excited to introduce the very first Leisure List – The Top Campgrounds in the Western United States, submitted by our very own LTV owners. A special thanks for…

This is another of our Club’s, regularly scheduled RV rallies. Every year, usually the weekend following the fourth of July, George and Aileen Ormsby return to their previous home town in Lake Oswego, OR about 10 miles south of Portland, to visit their kids and grandkids and to escape the summer heat in Las Vegas. Each year they take a different route and invite anyone interested in joining them to come along for all or any part of their journey. We hope you’ll join them on their trip this year.

The RV caravan will rendezvous at the Pony Express RV Resort in North Salt Lake City, Utah on July 3 then travel north to historic Baker City and Joseph located in the beautiful Wallowa Mountains in the northeastern part of Oregon. Baker City is along the historic Lewis and Clark Trail. Joseph is a growing artistic community named after the famous Nez Perce Indian Chief who once settled in the area. His image appeared on the previously minted nickel coin. RVers will stay three nights nestled creek-side at the Wallowa River RV Park then two nights in the near-by town of Imnaha where George has arranged a special catered BBQ dinner the first evening and the next day a really awesome sightseeing adventure to the remote Hat Point Lookout for a spectacular view of the Snake River and its surrounding canyons. 4-wheel drive transportation will be provided by local ranchers.