Premier RV Resorts

My husband and I phoned for a reservation, first to the 800 number with no answer or voicemail. We weren’t sure we had dialed the correct number and used their local number. We were shocked when someone finally answered the phone and was extremely rude. This woman told us that she was busy but since we kept calling and hanging up (which we only did twice) that her other customers would have to wait. The tone that she took with us was very condescending. We said we would call back if she was busy and she said «well you have me on the phone now»! How can someone like that work with the public??? If you hate your job and can’t communicate to the public in a professional manner, then find another job or continue to drive away potential customers.

Did not end up staying here due to the rudeness of the staff when we called prior to our reserved stay to ask a couple of simple questions. Really wanted to try the park, but chose to stay elsewhere where they answered the phone with a smile and were very polite and helpful.

I’m on the fence with this place. The front desk is really friendly and the place is pretty well taken care of. Showers were clean and functional and don’t cost extra coinage. This is good because the place is rather expensive. I think I paid $ 42 after my AAA discount. They have a pool and spa which I did not use. They have a pool table which I did not use. It might be worth it if you’re going to stay longer, and if you have kids, because there are a lot of kids there. If you’re just passing through, I would look for something cheaper.

PREMIER it is NOT! This would be a nice park if it wasn’t so close to I-​5 freeway. The «monthly» campers take up the spaces around the pool and office. We got sent to the «pond» area… next to I-​5! Couldn’t sleep! The pond fountain pump was broken also the pool was closed because something was broken. Walked by the pool and the desk person was gathered with a group of «monthly» campers, smoking! Won’t be back!

A very nice place. The staff was wonderful and very helpful, the bathrooms are clean, the spaces are good-​sized and the park is conveniently located off the I-​5. Our only complaint is that we could never quite get the cable working properly at our site, although the staff did everything they could to make it right. A very nicely maintained place at which I would absolutely stay again. We camped here for 2 nights in a motor home.

Nice place, great grounds. The highway was a little loud but all in all it wasnt a bad place. No partiers and no really loud people! I would stay here again if i was traveling through.
The staff in the office was nice!

The best run park in the whole area, I feel totally ‘at home!’ here.

We stayed near the pond and had a view of MTns and sheep. The pond has a nice variety of birds and reptiles which helped balance with the loud I-​5. We stayed a week, inexpensive, nice grounds, they have a club house etc, and they recycle which is a plus for me. Passing through I would stay again.

Can a place have too much to offer? In the case of an RV park, yes. It’s a very nice facility, but they have more than you’re ever going to use unless you live there or something, but they charge you for it anyway. It was nearing $ 40 to stay in an RV park, which is just too much if you ask me.
As for everything else, the layout is nice, and you have a good amount of room with a grass area on each side. The bathrooms are nice as well, and the showers are very good.
It’s probably the best in the area, but if you’re looking just to crash for a nice or two, there might be a cheaper place in the area.

A premier RV resort in Eugene/​Coburg Oregon. One of 5 in the group. Others in Salem, Lincoln City, Redding, CA and Clarkston, WA

Easy to get to off I-​5. Clean lot with pleasant landscaping. Only stayed one night as a drive by but if we come this way again will stay again.

Long, level paved RV pads with shrubs between sites. Good areas to exercise a pet. Reasonably priced laundry. Close to the freeway but noise not excessive at night (when we visited we had the windows closed).

This is parking lot type RV parking. It is not my favorite but needs to be done at times. The tiny bathroom needs to be power washed. Premier Resorts are generally very clean though (compared to most). You can hear the freeway even in the farthest spot so expect that. It was $ 37 a night too, on the high side. There is a cheaper place, Armatage Park that is $ 30…but no WiFi and bathrooms are pretty bad. Soooo, try to get out of town if you can.