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Trask River Mobile Home Park
Overview
Overview
Trask River Mobile Home Park in Tillamook, OR serves travelers seeking a base along the Oregon Coast Range. Situated near the winding waters of the Trask River, this property offers a distinct Pacific Northwest atmosphere characterized by damp coastal air, towering evergreens, and proximity to rural Tillamook County highways.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned along the upper reaches of Tillamook's river valleys, the property sits where coastal hills meet flat agricultural lowlands. Travelers typically arrive via Highway 101 or Highway 6, navigating winding two-lane roads that cut through dense stands of Douglas fir and alder. The local climate features frequent winter rains and moderate, overcast summers typical of the Oregon Coast.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure is not publicly detailed by name alone, visitors must verify exact site dimensions and utilities directly with management. When planning a stay at this Tillamook location, travelers should contact the office ahead of time to confirm hookup types, electrical amp capacity, vehicle length limits, and seasonal availability for mobile home or RV spaces.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides ample outdoor recreation opportunities within a short drive. Visitors can explore the famous Tillamook Creamery for local dairy tours, head west to the shores of Tillamook Bay for fishing and crabbing, or drive further to the dramatic sands of Cape Lookout State Park for coastal hiking and Pacific Ocean views.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, anglers, and regional travelers who prioritize a quiet coastal-valley setting over resort-style bells and whistles. It appeals particularly to visitors looking for a functional base to explore the Oregon Coast Range, local waterways, and nearby Pacific beaches without staying directly in high-traffic tourist hubs.
Reviews
Fire Farter
Thanks to the new owners, this is the LAST place on Earth you want to live. Do yourself a huge favor and look ANYWHERE else. You were warned!
Alex W
I thought this location offered rv and camping according to a Google search, but when I arrived, I found it to be a older mobile home park and the rv spaces were full and a longterm living situation.
Chad Abrahamson
Theres 3 rows of trailers, the 1st row is pretty nice, the 2nd row could use a little work and then we call #3 skid row because well..........you know...
Meghan Wilson
It's a very tiny run down park. The 2 washing machines are always broken as well as the dryers. The people that live there leave something to be desired and there is a lot of theft happening. I would most definitely look for a different park to live in, especially if you have children
The Man
Idk