Scenic Meadows RV & Tent Park

"We felt very relieved to find a spot here since it's summer and everything is booked up. It's a small RV park, which is nice, location is great, near everything! Bathrooms are very clean. Nice little lawn area between each site, picnic table, shade trees. A great place for people with kids, since they have go- karts here which seems pretty popular. The downside here is the go carts are so noisy! Very loud to the point you just go inside your trailer and shut your windows! Another problem is the horrible smell! Horses, at least 30 in a very small space doing their thing, never saw anyone cleaning it up and it's nauseating. Comes in your AC. Besides that, we enjoyed our time, and we're thankful to have a spot to stay. so noisy!"

"Small RV park near Wallowa Lake Oregon. Water and electric connections, no sewer. Sites are tight particularly due to the lack of adequate tree trimming. The owners are very nice and accommodating. There primary business is the on-site go cart track which is very busy and adds to the entertainment value, if you don’t mind the noise. The owners have a very large Mastiff dog that wanders the property, although friendly he looks intimidating and sets a poor example for guests to keep there dogs secured."

"Kids had a ton of fun on the gokarts. Employees were nice and explanatory. Grounds were clean and well kept."

"Scenic Meadows is famous for their go carts but their RV park in the back is a hidden gem with a great view of the majestic mountains. Both pull thru and back in spots with 30/50 amp, each spot has green grass with a picnic table with portable campfire rings available. Very clean restrooms and laundry room. Besides the go carts their is sand volleyball, basketball hoop, mini golf, horse shoe pits and the deer walk freely through the camp. Reservations suggested. Only 16 spots and it fills quickly during summer months."

"Bumper cars were a complete blast, and very $$ friendly, considering how resorts usually drain the wallet. The bumper cars are two seaters, and cost $8 for one occupant, or $10 for two occupants. I never actually timed the drive, but I think it's ten minutes, and can go up to 25 mph I was told(by an employee). The driver needs to be nine yr or older to drive, and the passenger needs to be at least two yr. As a personal tip, the cars without the fiberglass sides take off faster, I've found.... :) We came to this RV park specifically for the cars, not to camp. The horses did put off a stench. I am used to ranch life, but I could see how the smell might bother folks if you came to camp."