Oregon - Campings et mobil homes pas chers

« Our 4-day stay was outstanding. Hosts were available and helpful on checkin. We would definitely return to this beautiful retreat in Veneta OR. Easy commute back to all points in Eugene via either side of Fern Ridge Lake. Both units were sparkling clean and very well appointed. There were interesting, unique surface, wood & tile design surface details at every turn. We enjoyed the view and gas fire pit under awnings that sheltered us from refreshing rain. »

« This a cozy tent next to a horse pasture. You have a stunning view of the Wallowas in the morning and evening. It is clean and warm, with a hot shower. This is the perfect place to stay after some lovely long hikes. Close to town but yet secluded. I have stayed here before and I hope to do so again in the future. The hosts are welcoming, kind, and always ready to help. »

« This is a great concept, and the Evans Family Farm delivers "glamping" in every way. I've camped rugged, like a sheepherder, many times in my life, and this was indeed the lap of luxury. Yes, you'll be "roughing it" a bit, but Kathy, Grady and Grady (mom, dad and son) provide all the necessary amenities. Especially if you've got kids, give this a try. The photo below was my view straight out the zip-door of the tent every morning... »

« It looked like it would have been fun if I was able to come at the right time of year lots of things for little kids to look at »

« The signage for the property is less than average, magic marker arrows on wood planks and cardboard, strapped to sticks in the ground. never saw anything for the butterfly pavilion or the wildlife preserve but we were only there overnight and didn't explore because of the "Do Not Enter/Employee Only" signs. The Glamping tent itself was clean and comfortable and the bed was excellent. »

« Very unique property and the hosts were great. Sleeping in the yurt was a blast and the property was secluded and private. Would stay again if in the area. Perfect blend of comfort and nature! »