• Enjoy Eastern Oregon's RV parks.coach, trailer image by Greg Pickens from Fotolia.com
  
  Eastern Oregon has a dryer climate than the coastal area and a significant amount of mining and pioneer history. Interstate 84 follows part of the Old Oregon Trail as it makes its way to the Columbia River. RV parks abound throughout Eastern Oregon, many with nearby historic parks, mining towns and monuments.
  
  

Eagles Hot Lake RV Park

• Located in Northeast Oregon's Peace Valley, this RV park is 10 miles south of La Grande off Highway 203 on a route that is part of the Old Oregon Trail and adjacent to Hot Lake, a natural hot springs, which has been a popular camping place since pioneer days. Eagles Hot Lake RV Park offers 100 spaces, all graveled and all pull-throughs. Spaces are all 90 feet long and wide enough for slide-outs and large enough for Class A rigs with their towed vehicles attached. All campsites feature full hook-ups, offering both 30- and 50-amp electrical, picnic tables and Wi-Fi. Enjoy park amenities that include a fishing pond, heated pool, hot tub, children's playground, horseshoe pits and a recreation room. Utilize on-site laundry facilities, showers and restrooms and a grocery store that sells firewood and RV supplies. The park also has an exchange library and a self-serve RV wash. Eagle Creek accepts pets.
  
  Eagles Hot Lake RV Park
  65182 Hot Lake Lane
  La Grande, OR 97850
  541-963-5253
  eagleshotlakerv.com
  
  

Pines RV Park LLC

• Sumpter is an old mining town named by Southern miners that discovered gold in the area. In 1862 they built a log cabin and called it Fort Sumter, dedicating it to the shelling of the fort in Charleston, South Carolina. The postal service took offense, dropped the "fort" and added a "p" to change the name to Sumpter. The town is 20 miles west of Interstate 84 off Highway 7. Pines RV Park offers 18 camp spaces, all graveled with full hook-ups and 30- and 50-amp electrical. Ten of the sites are pull-throughs; all are 60-feet long and wide enough for slide-outs. Most sites are shaded. Campground amenities include picnic tablesWi-Fi, cable TV, a dump station, laundry room, restrooms, showers, library, self-serve RV wash and a general store. Pets are welcome at this park, but there are breed restrictions.
  
  Pines RV Park LLC
  640 S. Sumpter Highway
  Sumpter, OR 97877
  541-894-2328
  sumpterpinesrvpark.com
  
  

Burns RV Park

• This tree-lined park, located on the western edge of the town of Burns near the municipal airport, is just off Highway 20, one of the major east-west roadways in Oregon, near the southern border of the Malheur National Forest. This is high desert country populated by wild mustangs and lowland elk. Hiking, bird-watching and rock hunting are popular local activities. Burns RV Park is open from March 1st to the middle of November. There are 49 graveled spaces, all with full hook-ups, patios, picnic tables and room for slide-outs. The 25 pull-throughs are 75 feet long, and the back-ins measure 50 feet. Electrical outlets are 30- and 50-amp. Enjoy park amenities such as Cable TV, Wi-Fi, an onsite store, restrooms, showers, a library, laundry and public phone. Burns RV Park welcomes pets.
  
  Burns RV Park
  1273 Seneca Drive
  Burns, OR 97720
  541-573-7640
  burnsrvpark.com