Shamrock Village RV Park

"I visited a friend there and I must say this the nicest park I've seen in a while. Very peaceful quiet location. Well cared for and it shows."

"Well this is definitely a hidden gem. I was coming into interstate 5 when the wind got to crazy to continue in my motorhome so I called the closet RV park near me from my Passport America app and it was Shamrock. They had a few spots left so I booked one and headed in their direction. I pulled in and noticed immediately it was mainly a residential RV park which was totally fine and it was larger than imagined,also fine. I was greeted by the nicest woman ,the same one I spoke to on the phone and she couldn't have been more pleasant. She did explain Passport America discount ended April 1 I believe,that they offered it only part of the year. I was fine with that and then she assigned my RV spot. I was driving through the numerous residents rows of homes wondering if I was going to be parking in between two mobile homes when I turned the last corner to my assigned spot and WOW...the spots reserved for overnighters were fabulous. They were an area all to themselves which at first glance I thought it must be a city park or something because it was so beautiful. I was literally parked 30 feet from Willamette river and had a million dollar view. Each spot had a BBQ and hookups. My dogs had plenty of grassy area right outside my door to enjoy. There was a huge acre or more well groomed area also for dogs to explore. I had constant entertainment from squirrels showing off and fisherman on drift boats going down the river. Even though I missed the half price of Passport America rates by a few weeks I was not sorry about paying full price because it was quiet, well kept, and just a relaxing RV experience. I had to leave the next morning to get back to Washington but was hoping the wind was still bad so I had an excuse to extend my stay. I will definitely go back for sure for more than one night and enjoy the tranquility of the Shamrock RV park. The showers and laundry and restrooms were clean and safe as key codes were required for entry. They have everything you need here for a awesome stay. Nowhere in their advertisement did it hint at the overnight spots being riverfront so I was so pleasantly surprised. The people who lived there who I saw when I walked my dogs were all friendly and I felt welcomed and very safe. I slept like a rock and thoroughly enjoyed staying here. You cannot always disregard residential RV parks because there are hidden gems out there that you would miss and regret it later. I'm prebooking my spot here for my return trip to Arizona in the fall and staying a few days this time."

"Interesting the manager woman is posting positive reviews on here several times. That reflective vest ed guy is very aggressive and thinks he runs the place. Mentally unstable, doesnt pay rent here but thinks he is the boss. Must be a reason there has been 8 managers in 20 years."

"Had reserved a spot for 3 months and when we arrived we were ridiculed on the RV and told that they had rented our spot out from under us and that we only had eight days. The river was nice but you can't swim in it on their property or the bathrooms were clean. The laundry room was nice. In the laundry room they have an area where if you don't want something you can bring it down there to give it away which is nice I got to get rid of a few things I had."

"This place is TOTAL trash. The people were VERY rude to us. I guess it's best because we took a drive through and the place looks like a good place to find drugs but that's about it, super trashy and inches between spaces. Want to stay a night some place in Eugene? I would steer SO far clear of this place and the a$$holes that run it. The guy in the reflective vest will mansplain the heck out of everything. Buckle up for the condescending attitudes."