Business Details
23 Years
experience
Your Home Base for RV Camping in Central Oregon
Big Pines RV Park, a U.S. Veteran-owned and family-operated business since 2003, has been serving travelers along Highway 97 in Crescent, Oregon, for over two decades. Originally established in 1947 as Jorstads Modern Cabins Motel, our park has evolved to meet modern camping needs while preserving its historic charm. Located just 45 minutes south of Bend, we provide a prime base for exploring Central Oregons natural wonders, including Crater Lake National Park and Newberry Volcanic National Monument. Our spacious, full-hookup RV sites accommodate vehicles up to 100 feet, complemented by historic cabin rentals, EV charging stations, and high-speed Wi-Fi. We prioritize guest comfort with amenities like cable TV, laundry facilities, and a horseshoe pit, while maintaining a commitment to environmental stewardship through fire-safety policies.Our teams deep local knowledge ensures visitors enjoy premier outdoor activities, from fly fishing on the Deschutes River to mountain biking in the Deschutes National Forest. With strong Verizon and AT&T signals, we cater to travelers reliant on reliable connectivity. As a member of the Ride Oregon Ride Bike Friendly Business program, we actively support cyclists and local events like the La Pine Annual Blessing of the Bikes. Our 8.9 rating on RV Life, backed by over 180 reviews, reflects our dedication to creating memorable camping experiences rooted in decades of hospitality expertise.
Services
RV Sites
Cabins
EV Charging
Wi-Fi
Park Amenities
Details
- Year established: 2003
Highlights and features
- We are a U.S. Veteran-owned business operating since 2003 with deep local expertise.
- We offer online reservations and 24/7 customer support for booking convenience.
- Our park provides direct access to premier outdoor destinations like Crater Lake National Park.
- We maintain strong Verizon and AT&T signals for reliable connectivity in most areas.
- Our historic cabins combine modern amenities with nostalgic charm for unique stays.
Associations and certifications
- Ride Oregon Ride Bike Friendly Business
What people say
Spacious campsites
Clean facilities
Great location
Friendly staff
Historic cabins
Services
RV Sites
Our RV sites accommodate vehicles up to 100 feet with full hookups, including 50-amp electricity, sewer, and water. Most sites are pull-throughs with picnic tables, surrounded by wooded privacy. Seasonal availability runs April 1 to November 15, weather permitting.
Cabins
Historic cabins offer cozy, fully furnished rentals with queen beds, kitchenettes, and DirecTV. Ideal for short stays, these one-bedroom units sleep up to four guests and feature modern amenities like hair dryers and linens.
EV Charging
We provide Level 2 EV charging with NEMA 14-50 adapters available for rent. Located near Crescent, our facility supports travelers needing overnight charging, though compatibility varies by vehicle type.
Wi-Fi
Free Wi-Fi includes 500MB/day vouchers for all guests, with unlimited data packages available. Our Ubiquity mesh network supports streaming and remote work, optimized for reliability in Central Oregons terrain.
Park Amenities
Amenities include coin-op laundry, cable TV, horseshoe pits, and ATVs trails. Pet-friendly policies require leashed animals, while noise regulations ensure a peaceful environment for all guests.
Questions
What are your check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is at 2 PM, and check-out is at 11 AM. Early arrivals or late departures may be accommodated based on availability.
Are pets allowed in the park?
Yes, pets are welcome but must be leashed (6 feet or shorter) and supervised at all times. Owners must clean up after their pets.
Can I have a campfire?
Wood campfires are prohibited. Propane fire pits are allowed at your site, subject to seasonal restrictions.
Do you offer discounts for long-term stays?
Yes, we provide weekly and monthly rate options for extended stays. Contact us directly for specific pricing details.
Is there cell phone reception at the park?
Verizon and AT&T signals are strong. Most Net10, StraightTalk, and TracPhones work well. Sprint and T-Mobile reception is unavailable.
What nearby attractions are accessible from your park?
We’re near Crater Lake National Park, Newberry Volcanic National Monument, and Deschutes National Forest for hiking, fishing, and scenic drives.
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Reviews (7)
Kathleen Newell
Oct 01, 2021
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Regrettably we were only here for 1 night. Great park, very big rig friendly... and friendly for very big rigs. We have a 44 foot fifth wheel we pull with a Volvo heavy duty hauler and we fit with no issues. We arrived just before 7 PM and the owner met us at check in. Took one look at our set up and moved us to a longer site. As he lead us to the site, he changed his mind again due to the placement of the trees which could have been an issue when we departed the next day. I say all that to give kudos to the owner... he knows his park and he totally understands RV maneuverability. We look forward
Robert Sliter
Sep 05, 2021
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The owners are really nice people grounds are maintained and really enjoyed setup of sites. Shower facilities were clean and well maintained. Pricing was more than reasonable
Aimee DeSantis
Aug 28, 2021
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We were looking for a tent site and it was getting late. Amy was so nice and knew everything about the area. The bathrooms were great and although it got down to 35 degrees, it was a great nites sleep!
Jeff Will
Aug 24, 2021
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What a wonderful rv experience. From being greeted by friendly staff, to a very nice site, great laundry room, clean showers and a pet area. Very much enjoyed our stay which was much to short. thank you.
Jennifer Miller
Aug 15, 2021
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Nice place to stay. We stayed 1 night (traveling through) and 1 night heading back home. Wish this place was closer to home. I would stay here for a staycation. Owner is super nice. Greeted my hubby and family with a smile the 1st time and a welcome back the 2nd time. He even took us to our campsite. He showed us where all the hook-ups are. Nice area covered in pine trees so light shade. There are pull-thur, (can't remember if there are back-ins) and I saw some camp set spots. There's are also cabins if you have a car. It's right off the main road, but still quiet. There are hiking trails that
Cheryl McClusky
Aug 12, 2021
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Perfect place to stay for a few days, nestled in tall pine trees, not much highway noise and close to Crater Lake and Lava Land. The hosts are super friendly.
Alexis Ziarek
Jul 31, 2021
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We stayed here for 2 nights during our trip to Crater Lake. Folks who run this place are really nice and friendly. Their bathrooms were very clean, spacious and well maintained. Highly recommend this place!