Camping near Eugene, Oregon

[rob88]

Can anyone suggest any overnight parking or campground at or near Eugene for a self contained Class C?

[rob88]

Thanks for the info on Valley River Center Mall!

[2gypsies1]

If you're just looking for a free overnight, a great spot is Valley River Center Mall. They welcome overnighters and even have a security person there to give you a pass for your windshield. You park along the river and paved biking/walking trail. It's an awesome spot.

Valley River Center, Eugene, OR

[rob88]

Thanks to all who posted replies ... Armitage it is!

[path1]

Strange how things work out sometimes. Was planning trip on Canadian side of Columbia River for Overnighting and this turn up in my search.

http://www.rvlife.com/columns/blogs-at-rvlifecom/4308-blogs-stopping-overnight-in-eugene.html

[tpi]

Armitage x4. Spread out with grass and lots of separation. Not elbow to elbow.

[dons2346]

http://www.diamondhillrvpark.com/index.html is not much but we use it sometimes for a pass through

[littlemo]

goducks10 wrote:
Is it that hard to Google for info?

I believe this forum is for "PERSONAL" experiences from forum members. If you don't have anything to contribute, then don't.

[sdianel_-acct_c]

Armitage!! x3

[Bull_Rider]

x2 for Armitage. "Google Lane County Parks".

[jamesu]

We stayed one night at Armitage County Park, a former state park on the north edge of Eugene, earlier this month. Quiet, clean, and easy access to I-5, we would not hesitate to stay there again. During football season I would Imagine that it, or any campgrounds near Eugene, would be full if the Ducks have a home game. Plan ahead.

[dtappy3353]

We stayed at Deerwood RV Park at junction of I-5 and Hwy 58.

Had very nice accommodations with friendly staff and facilities.

Would stay there again!

Best of luck.

PS. goducks10: Snide comments to those asking for help is not in the best interest of our group.

[goducks10]

Is it that hard to Google for info?

[SH]

Have you tried looking HERE?