Sutherlin Umpqua Valley KOA Holiday

\Clean. That is what I can say. Sadly, we came for the drive-in movie experience but they hardly show movies during the week. We called ahead to ask if they would play one on this Monday and although the woman who answered said it was possible, no one was up for it once we were there. We did have great internet so we watched on our iPad. There were no children when we were there so I'd say "quiet" as well. Might be good to know the game room closes at 9pm.

We stayed at the Hi-Way Haven RV Park for a week around the solar eclipse because of the availability and value in a central location in the Umpqua Valley. We'd gladly return having now also experienced the friendliness and amenities it offers.

All the Amenities: all the sites are full hook-up and while most are back-in and the park is basically a large parking lot, it feels very spacious and like a neighborhood with many trees and small parks surrounding the sites. One end even has a working drive-in movie screen where they play movies a couple nights a week! Hi-Way's wi-fi is one of the few we've ever found that has a strong signal and works consistently too. If you need any advice on local attractions, supplies or to catch up on laundry there's very friendly knowledgeable folks in the office along with a small store and laundry room. And, if you're a wine-drinker, this is a terrific central location to many wineries in the Umpqua Valley.

Dog-Friendly: we appreciated the two dog play areas, and many RV'ers have their pups with them. There's not a lot of shade in the park so just be prepared you might need to have your awning up.

Runner's Rave: the best runs are if you go west on McKay Drive along the river. There's peaceful farms and fields and beautiful sunsets.

Downsides: the only downside we experienced was the smoke that had nothing to do with Hi-Way Haven but was blanketing the area.

Overall, this was a great experience and value in the heart of South Willamette Valley.

The 50amp pull thru FHU good Sam daily rate was $36. They were full for the weekend so we only got 4 days. Not far from the interstate and small town Sutherlin. Roseburg is larger and only 12 miles away. They had lots of doggy play areas including at least 2 off leash parks. Wifi was available but my Verizon signal was stronger so I did not use it. Cable worked great so we didn't have to drag out the dish. Sites have some semblance of privacy to them with trees, bushes and built in patios. This all helped keep noise down. They have a drive in movie screen which would have been cool to see on. They usually play during weekends but will turn on if asked and someone is available.

Great RV park! All sites are pull through, fenced off leash dog area, several other on leash dog areas, playground, nice little store, ice, propane on site, and most importantly the movies on the old drive-in screen Thursday through Saturday nights during the summer! I cannot comment on the showers as I used my own and not theirs. 30 and 50 amp sites. Nice packed gravel sites with paved patio areas and wood fence dividers between sites. Each site has bistro style table and chairs (2).
I really enjoyed!! Oh and if you choose to sit in the nice grassy area (plastic Adirondack chairs provided) for the movie they serve free popcorn 🍿 If you can see screen from your site the sound on FM station.
Good wineries close too!!

Close to the interstate but far enough no noise from it.

As a full time RVer you always think “if I owned an RV park, it would be like this” Well this is pretty close to it. Great Location and amenities. Probably could have gotten a lower rate or discount but I booked online.
The Campground: Disclaimer: I didn’t use their bathrooms or showers so I can’t comment in that. This campground is easy to maneuver with asphalt roads. Sites are spacious enough with each space with a little dividing fence, table and chairs, and some with a gas grill fire pit. Our space was level with gravel and had a concrete patio. Full hookups with great WiFi. Our signal was 94% before we added our wineguard! We were able to stream movies during peak time with no interruptions.
Speaking of movies they have a massive outdoor screen for movies. We slept through it as it gets dark late up here in the summer. The audio works by tuning into AM radio or you can sit outside in their little seating area on the lawn. This comes complete with chairs and gas fire pits! Lovely.
They had a nice playground for kids and there are games galore! Disc golf, horseshoes, connect 4, cornhole etc. if you are an inside person then you can play inside games or shoot pool in the clubhouse. In the morning they had fresh baked cinnamon rolls sitting out. We also donated to a cute little outside library. Like I said: “thought of everything.”
They didn’t forget the pets. There are several dog runs including a quite spacious fenced in version. They had a picnic bench in there so you can relax while Fido plays.
The surrounding area had hiking, great parks, swimming, canoeing etc. I didn’t see a major grocery chain but lots of small markets. There is a bigger shopping dining area 10 minutes down the road.
Missing is the pool and hot tub. That would have been nice. My only complaint is I couldn’t stay longer due to time constraints. We will definitely return!

We stayed here for 3 nights April 21-24. We have family in the area but usually stay at the Twin Rivers RV Park, but decided to try this campground instead. It was a much better stay than I anticipated as we aren't big KOA fans.
The most popular attraction here is the Friday and Saturday night movies as it is built on an old drive-in movie location. They provide Adirondack chairs around propane fire pits ( to keep warm ) and free popcorn on movie nights.
The new KOA franchise will bing more improvements and this will become more popular. The covered back deck at the clubhouse is very nice and inviting. There is no pool or jacuzzi so I don't know how you stay cool during the hot summer?

There are 4 packed rows of permanent residents RV's. And some need to scrub the mold off their rigs and get rid of junk around their yards. Hoping KOA will help with this situation...Very Friendly and helpful staff...We would stay here again for sure.

Each site has a little patio and sitting area. Clean and well maintained. Our time here was impacted by RAIN, so we couldn't get out to explore. Wifi was weak. Surprising amount of road noise from the local road.

Our second stay here as we have family living in the area. I recommend a stay during spring or early summer when the weather is cooler. This KOA doesn't have a pool so I don't know how you would cool off in the hot summer.
Many back rows are full time RVer's.
Friendly staff, neat and tidy park with green grass abounds, and gravel roads through out.

About the swell Clubhouse.There's
a Route 66 vibe going on here with many anemeties, all in good shape. We enjoyed hanging out on the back deck with the gas fire pit and sofa and lounge chairs.

Of course we enjoyed the Adirondack chairs gathered around the gas fire pits during each evening during movie time. Free popcorn too.

We stayed back in September of 2015, yes, I should have left this review earlier.

We found this site when we were on the road traveling south on I-5 and needed an overnight and made a short notice reservation by phone. Despite pulling in late, the staff were very helpful and got us oriented quickly so we could settle in for the night.

The park is wonderful. The grounds and facilities were very well kept up making for a great experience. Unfortunately there was not a movie showing that evening, but that is not a deal breaker when it comes to the park.

When we take another jaunt down the I-5 corridor in that direction we will definitely be staying again.

This is a great RV spot. We loved the fact that even though we came in after the office closed we were able to pick from the open spots, fill out the form with our AAA # for a discount. grounds and restroom are clean and tidy. I would recommend this spot for those who are traveling.