Shamrock Village

I’ve never stayed here, but I’ve interacted with the staff for the purpose of my job, and they’ve been more than helpful.
I was looking for a map of this park, since I deliver newspapers here and finding new spaces could be time consuming if you don’t know what you’re looking for, or until you get accustomed to where things are.
I went into the office one afternoon and asked the employee (a woman, I don’t know her name) for a map. I would presume they automatically give one to all guests, so it seemed a little strange to her that I just randomly walked in and wanted one. So she asked why I wanted one, not in a rude or demanding tone, more curious than anything. I explained that I had just started delivering newspapers in this part and I wanted to familiarize myself with the area, so that finding new customers would be easier. It’s not exactly easy to find space numbers in the middle of the night in the pouring rain, let me tell you!
The woman handed me a map, went over some different areas for reference, and gave me a business card in case I needed anything else or had problems.
I use this map fairly often, even over a year later. I’ve taken a pic on my phone for reference and I can enlarge it that way. Plus my husband uses it as well for his job. So that stop came in very handy for us!
The people who live here (not visitors) are wonderful. I’ve interacted with several, some that are my customers and some that aren’t. They’ve all been very kind and nice. They seem like they would make for good neighbors if you’re looking to move here.
The park is clean and well maintained, easily accessible. It’s quiet at night, no disruptive people from what I’ve seen.
Even though I’ve never stayed here personally, I’ve known friends who have during a moving transition, and they’ve only had good things to say. Plus, given my interactions with the staff and tenants, I would highly recommend it as a place to stay.

RV park ok, but to close to busy train track. Staff very friendly and helpful. Restrooms clean, but need updated. There are lots of old single wide mobile homes, so not the most attractive park.

The staff are extremely helpful and kind. The premises is clean and served its purpose for our over night stay. The only downfall was the train at 7:30am but all else was great.

We parked our RV at the Shamrock Village to stay the night while we were in town for World of Outlaws in Cottage Grove, which was just a short drive away. For being a 3-​day weekend (Labor Day weekend), I was surprised at how empty the RV park was. There were maybe a handful of RVs/​Trailers there, and maybe 20 spots available. This did guarantee that we would have a quiet evening once we returned from the racetrack for some sleep.
The RV area is all concrete/​blacktop, and no grass, so when we got out of the RV it felt considerably hotter than it had when we were driving towards it, on the tree-​lined Interstate 5.
They had cable, water and sewage, and the onsite restrooms/​showers were spacious. This location puts you only a few miles from the university and the stores, breweries, etc of Eugene. The rate was good, and works out well for a Good Sam member.