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Mt. Hood Village Campground offers cottage homes for sale so you can stay in the heart of Oregon's majestic wilderness year-round!
Mt. Hood Village RV Campground is your gateway to all the natural splendor and outdoor adventure the Mt. Hood recreational area has to offer. Skiing and snowboarding, fishing, hiking, and boating are all at your fingertips. In addition, we offer a year-round spa, seasonal pool, fitness center, clubhouse, event spaces, and more!
We also offer a variety of rental options for family and friends, including quaint vacation cottages, rustic cabins, and unique yurts, each designed to provide a cozy and comfortable retreat after a day of outdoor exploration.
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- Kid friendlyAvailable
- Wheelchair accessible entranceAvailable
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4.1
958 reviews
5 stars
509
4 stars
243
3 stars
100
2 stars
41
1 star
65
- MMMel3 days ago5.0Amazing place! Can't imagine going to any other campground anymore. The cottages are amazing!
- KBKent BeckerOct 23, 20254.0Stop everytime we head south or north! Thousand trails/encore RV PARK ! NICE LITTLE COUNTRY STORE .
- JTJennifer TurnerOct 16, 20251.0Mount Hood Village resort even notify residents of pole biting doesn't know that they're burning the massive pile of debris literally sending their employees looking for the pile of debris, including freaking out there Residence They literally don't care if you're breathing a huge plume of smoke
- RBRose BlankenshipOct 11, 20255.0Best part is the staff. They are always friendly and helpful. Just a couple small things. Internet in our cabin didn't work, but I could connect with the cabin next door. The water smells of sulphur but I hear that's good for you :)
- JRJohn RSep 30, 20253.0Decent sites. Not terribly level. Has a nice pool and hot tub with a fitness center. Even a game room. Staff is nice. Location is great. Unfortunately no campsite will ever get a 4 or 5 star review from me if they have trees that need trimming. Unavoidable tree limbs are just not acceptable. Scratches cost a lot of money on full body paint coaches.