Crown Villa RV Resort

Grounds/​facilities are nice but YOU SHOULD KNOW if you have any issues, the manager and owners do not appear interested in retaining customers. We stayed there for a weekend recently with another couple in a site nearby. Found the manager (blonde female) a little off-​putting at check in but didn’t worry about it. When we checked out we let her know our site was flooded from the sprinklers that morning and we were upset that despite paying good money, we had to dump our holding tanks and deal with cords, hoses, etc., while wading through a couple inches of water. She offered 5% off our bill and refused to give us the name of anyone above her to contact. Ultimately, one of the owners came to our site prior to our departure. He confirmed a 5% discount for our experience was the most they would do (equating to $ 7). We told him to keep the money and asked shouldn’t he be concerned about us spreading the word about this place to our friends. At that point he said «maybe we don’t want your friends around here» (our friends are law enforcement, veterans, etc.) Anyway, my husband and I travel a lot and are accustomed to some level of customer service. We don’t seek handouts or expect something for nothing. It was just pathetic after a fun weekend with friends that this place had no concern about our experience or whether the service they provide would prompt us to return.

A high-​end park right in Bend. Large roomy spaces. Beautiful large trees, every area is well groomed.

Beyond disrespectful and the Manager (Kelsie I believe is her name per one of the workers in the area) is simply pathetic. Our family of 4 (Us Along with our two six month babies) are traveling the State of Oregon and decided to stop and explore the Bend area as we are planning a large family reunion early next summer and thought that Bend would be a gorgeous place to hold it potentially with family staying at this park. We looked at several RV parks and campgrounds online and thought that the Crown Villa RV Park was centrally located and looked nice and all others were booked. We called and asked if they had vacancy and the woman said yes and that we would be staying in the dry camp area. No problem with us at all! As we pulled in, the park looked nice so we were excited to stay there. My husband went ahead into the office to register and I walked in approx two minutes later. As I walked in, I was greeted with a hello by a taller woman with long dark hair (have to use descriptors as I did not get her name). As I approached the counter, I hear the woman (who later rudely identifies herself as the manager-​short blonde hair) state that tent trailers are not allowed but they will go ahead and make an exception. I said «oh thank you, sorry we didn’t realize that tent trailers weren’t allowed.» And she then states «NO, they are not permitted here» and my father n law who is from the Bend area was with me as I entered the check in area, said «oh shoot they aren’t allowed?» More so talking to me, and the «manager» says «no for the third time, they are not!» In a rude demeaning manner with her eye brows raised!” I was quite shocked. In fact we all were. My husband then started to register and she continued to be hostile and rude so my husband looked to me and said «I don’t think we should stay here.» And please mind you that my husband is extremely patient and kind. For him to say that, means a lot. I along with my father n law couldn’t agree more that we should not stay somewhere where the workers are disrespectful, rude and down right mean. So my husband says to her «we will go ahead to someplace else, thank you» and she smiles real big and says «okay good!» And turns away from us. I couldn’t believe the way she was treating us. So much for customer service. We were kind, courteous and had our two babies in there with us to top it off. There was absolutely no reason for her to treat us that way. I then said «oh wow, you’re pretty rude you know that are you the manager?» and she says «yes actually I am»… I said «oh okay, so you also own the park?» She then tells me «well I don’t think that’s any of your business now is it?!» I said «you’re right but I will be leaving a review outlining your disrespect in hopes that the owners have a chance to see how you treat people!» So here I am. I hope that the owners do see this and address her attitude as they just lost our business and no chance of our family staying there early next summer. Sad!

If I were designing an RV park, this is the model I would follow. There is a beautiful, fully-​staffed clubhouse with all the amenities any traveler could want, even a hot tub. The spaces are wide, level and done nicely with pavers. Plus, the little things they’ve done, like hide the hook-​ups and add a little storage unit behind each space are really cool for long-​term stays. But more important than all of that to me is the openness of the whole design. There is about 20ft. Between each RV and it’s filled with lush grass and large trees for shade and as far as I can tell, no spaces back up to another, there’s a beautiful park-​like grass area in between.

Really nice campground but they don’t let you stay there, there was more than half of the spots open but they say no sorry there’s no spots available the only spot we have is the dry area with no shade.

This is a beautiful facility with friendly staff and great amenities. I would love to give it at 5 star rating. Unfortunately they also have a breed ban on bully breed dogs so we won’t be staying again.

friendly staff and a good place to stay. occasionally the bathrooms arent ready, and their TP dispensers SUCK (at least for the guys). And their internet is also spotty, they have tried and there’s alot extenders but its all the luck of the draw if it works in your camper.

This is a really nice RV site. It’s certainly in the top 10% best spots we’ve stopped at. The sites are huge, and set in a beautiful forested and grassy area. Each site has clean paving stones to park on, and garbage cans in a little bricked section. The bathrooms were spotless, and the general feel was very nice.
The wifi was great, too.
We’d love to stay again.

Amazing beautiful 5* resort with 50+wide brick sites with extended grass area, private utilities coverage and small storage at each site. Expensive. We opted for gold site at $ 69+tax. We would not have been pleased with the overflow gravel area! The road by the park has limited traffic. Nice/​quiet high pine tree nice for shade but very few sites get satellite. They do have decent free cable tv.
Issues— difficult to find. GPS takes beyond entrance and you can’t see entrance sign so pass by only to find an underpass that is 12’10″ (our coach is 12’7″ with ac!!! Our cb antenna scraped). There is no turnaround or road to bypass.
Park personnel apologize but haven’t yet put out signage to help avoid it. There was also a detour at the Murphy st exit and we had to go into neighborhoods. It would be wise to inquire for directions by phone prior to arrival and watch carefully for entrance (hidden by trees)

This place is very nice. A little pricey for Bend but their pride shows in the care given to the park. I have a 30′ trailer and was charged upwards of 70 a night and after ten days denied late check out (5pm pretty late) without the full fee for the site. Whatever, it is a business not a charity. I would recommend this over any other rv park in the area if you want to keep things clean and have all the amenities.

Awesome place close to town but quiet. Will stay here again for sure. Staff is amazing and their website is nothing short of perfect. Well done guys!!! Sites are huge! Refreshing change from the sardine sites you usually see out there.

+This park is really well maintained, the staff is nice and helpful.
–I would have given 5 stars except for the fact that the wifi is so bad! Paying $ 90. + per night you expect to have the best connection, (we work from our rv) would have liked to be able to get online quickly and stay online with out being knocked off. There are some of us, not yet retired, that travel & vacation and work at the same time!
–No pool, it would have been nice, but we were aware before we booked that they didn’t have one.
+They were able to move around the reservations to keep us in our spot, not having to move was nice.

Beautiful place! Great big paved spots!;)

OK this place is for older people who like to polish their wheels of the RV every day and walk the dog round and round the RV Park… The place is clean tidy, good facilities and expensive. It is NOT a family RV Park, children must be in the presence of an adult at all times (several posters re-​inforce this), plus there is so much dog poo in the grass around the park that playing ball is tricky. It does lack a pool, but has a spa pool (was locked up!).

HUGE pull through spaces with very god services. Friendly staff. Nice neighborhood. It is a really nice property. It is convenience to the highway and all the services you normally need.
The only downside was the lack of a pool.

This place is great. We stayed here in April and it was very peaceful and clean. Laundry and propane services are handy. Lots of rules, but in a good way. We will stay here again for sure. Nicest RV park I’ve visited. There is a small fenced off leash dog area and behind it is a big field full of trails for your dog. They do have permission to let their guests use these fields. Worked well for us. Oh, and Wi-​Fi was actually a strong, reliable signal.

In California, most of the resorts are either on parking lots, are super expensive, or are further out from downtown anything (or all three!). Crown Villa is awesome. It’s close to town and in a residential area so it’s quiet (though you can hear the train distantly at night). There’s ample space between each RV with grass and trees in between. The front desk folks are real helpful and kind. One guy gave me the weekly rate even though I only stayed for six nights. Another gave us a late checkout at 12:30. There’s always someone riding around in a golf cart cleaning up the grounds, one even offered me a ride to my camper late one night. I didn’t utilize the laundry machines or even the tv room but as a whole the buildings and the park area are clean and well maintained. My one qualm is that the showers aren’t as private as I’m used to. The shower curtains are private but the outside curtains where you get dressed do not go all the way to the floor and don’t even close all the way. It’s not a KOA, so no pool, spa, or playground for the kids and not even a picnic table on your site and at this time the tennis courts are closed and certain parts of the park are roped off. But I’m still really impressed with Crown Villa RV Resort and am glad I stayed here.

We just spent 4 wonderful days at Crown Villa. We’ve traveled the U.S. extensively and this is probably the nicest RV park/​resort we have stayed at! The staff bends over to help, the grounds and facilities are maintained very well and manicured. The sites are extraordinarily spacious… there must be 30 feet between rigs on both sides. While the fenced dog area is not perfect (it could use some more flat area), we were so pleased to see they had one. While we didn’t use the tennis court, it was in great condition and I saw a lot of people enjoying it. The site is about 15 minutes from downtown, so it’s pretty convenient! I will be going back and spending much more time there on our next visit. You just couldn’t do any better anywhere else!

Great surprise. Clean with plenty of room between RV sites and a nice shower. Off leash pet area is great. If we are ever in Bend again, this is where we will be.

Taj Mahal of RV camping. Convenient to downtown Bend.