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Sherman County RV Park
Overview
Sherman County RV Park offers a quiet, well-maintained retreat in the heart of Oregon's wheat country. Managed by the county and located at the fairgrounds, it provides a clean and functional environment for travelers passing through the Columbia Plateau. Unlike high-traffic resorts, this park emphasizes tranquility and spaciousness, making it a reliable and refreshing choice for those navigating the scenic highways of North Central Oregon.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Moro, the park is nestled among the rolling golden hills and expansive skies that define Sherman County. The area is famous for its massive wind farms and vast dry-land wheat fields that stretch to the horizon. Its position along Highway 97 makes it an essential stop for those traveling between the Columbia River and Bend, offering a peaceful high-desert atmosphere with minimal light pollution and stunning sunsets.
Amenities & Park Features
The facility is designed to accommodate a wide variety of setups, offering large pull-through sites that are ideal for big rigs and heavy trailers. Travelers have access to reliable utility connections to ensure a comfortable stay. On-site amenities include the following:
- Full hookup sites with 30 and 50-amp electrical service.
- Clean, modern shower houses and restroom facilities.
- On-site laundry machines for long-term travelers.
- Safe and level parking areas with plenty of room for slide-outs.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Just a short walk from the park, the Sherman County Historical Museum provides a deep dive into the region’s fascinating agricultural heritage and pioneer history. For art and history enthusiasts, the Maryhill Museum of Art and the unique Stonehenge Memorial are a short drive north across the Columbia River. Outdoor lovers can easily access the river for world-class fishing or explore the many scenic overlooks that offer views of the majestic Cascade Mountain peaks in the distance.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is an excellent match for self-sufficient travelers who value peace and quiet over resort-style entertainment. It is particularly well-suited for big-rig owners looking for easy access and those interested in local history or rural landscapes. Whether you are a photographer chasing the golden hour or a cross-country explorer needing a reliable, no-fuss rest stop, this park offers a welcoming and unpretentious experience.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Amy Yu
It’s totally beyond my expectations! Just $40 per night for a full hookups pull-thru site which has enough long space, has sparkling clean restroom and shower, and clean cozy laundry just cost $1.5 per load, and snow-capped Mount Adams and Mount Hood can be seen, and quiet wildness around, I really cannot request more! Just be prepared for some winds, and fill up your fridge before arrival. We love this place!
Heidi Nicholas
This was a last minute choice for us as we were driving through the area. We did a full hookup pull thru site so we didn't have to disconnect the tow vehicle from our motorhome. Safe, up on a hill, AWAY from the highway! Super quiet!Basically everything that I really want for an overnight but rarely get. Full hookups are currently $35. Cash or check. They do have an after hours drop box, so don't sweat having to call or bother someone. Easy peasy goes a long way, I wish more RV parks had this setup, which is why I'm giving this 5 stars. The facility looks great, everything an RV or tent camper needs along with amazing views! There is a HUGE wind farm up the highway, so plan for some wind.
Micheline R
What a cute Hideaway!! You're right, it doesn't look like much when you first drive up but OMG, the camp hosts are amazing people. Love, love, love their chickens! Full hook ups, $40. a night. The showers and bathrooms are clean, roomy and smells sooo pretty. Laundry room was clean, with newer machines and only $1.50 a load, cheap!! This place was so quiet, never heard a peep (haha) slept like a baby. Another bonus, Mount Hood as your morning view. If you're around the area, SO worth it!!!!
Dana Mason
A very basic RV park with full hookups- perfect for a quick overnighter. We pulled in late at night after calling to see if there was space- it was practically empty, so it didn't matter that the spaces were close together. Spots are level, it was easy to check in (call for instructions - they take cash or check only) and we woke up to a spectacular views of the fields and Mt Adams.
Heather Stephenson
Decent value and a nice place to stop for the night. Bathrooms and laundry room were clean and well maintained, but the dryers seemed to take an exceptionally long time to dry. Full hookup sites were on nice gravel, but dry camping was dirt with very spotty grass, and muddy when we were here. Nice, quiet night. Great Verizon cell service.