Wow spring sure came fast this year. We had a hard winter with plenty of the white stuff up in the mountains and colder then normal temperatures down in the valley. But the winter is finally breaking away and leading to a beautiful glimpse of the spring that is just ahead. Daffodils and tulips are just starting to bloom and trees are starting to bud around the park and the whole valley. The Oregon Garden's are starting to show full bloom. We are excited to see some of our first guests returning from down south. Sounds like the weather wasn't that great in the AZ as it has been in the past. Strong winds and colder weather are bringing people back sooner then planned. This coming month we are going to be advertising some great spring specials. How about half off your 4 night stay, or 15% off your first months rent!!!! Just mention you saw the post on the Internet and we will give you the discount when you check in. Take a look at some of our spring pics and come on in and see why people are saying the following:
"Beautiful RV Park and definitely worth the drive from I5!" Elliot Site 35
"The Lodge was incredible and our site had all we needed." Willey Site 50
This post was written by Bruce Martin with the Trail Manor Trail Blazers
"Overall our experience at Silver Spurs was positive. The young woman at the check in counter gave us a warm greeting and was very helpful with information on the local sights. The camping pads were well laid out with easy to reach utilities though like most commercial campgrounds there isn't much space between one's rig and one's neighbors.
The bathrooms were clean and well maintained and it was obvious that this is a park that prides itself on maintaining a clean image. It's too bad there isn't more tree cover within the park but eventually all the trees you and your crew have planted will grow up and provide some shade. Our poodle enjoyed the dog walk and we found an added edible bonus with the blackberry patch. It's also laudable that you are a full time Passport member park and do not impose all the date restrictions that many of the other Passport member parks do. We will be moving to Corvallis next year and it seems to me that Silver Spur would be a perfect location to hold a rally for the NW chapter of the TrailManor TrailBlazers. Hopefully we'll meet again sometime."
"Overall our experience at Silver Spurs was positive. The young woman at the check in counter gave us a warm greeting and was very helpful with information on the local sights. The camping pads were well laid out with easy to reach utilities though like most commercial campgrounds there isn't much space between one's rig and one's neighbors.
The bathrooms were clean and well maintained and it was obvious that this is a park that prides itself on maintaining a clean image. It's too bad there isn't more tree cover within the park but eventually all the trees you and your crew have planted will grow up and provide some shade. Our poodle enjoyed the dog walk and we found an added edible bonus with the blackberry patch. It's also laudable that you are a full time Passport member park and do not impose all the date restrictions that many of the other Passport member parks do. We will be moving to Corvallis next year and it seems to me that Silver Spur would be a perfect location to hold a rally for the NW chapter of the TrailManor TrailBlazers. Hopefully we'll meet again sometime."
The Salem 336ers were our first group
to visit the park in our 2008 season.
Come check out Silver Spur RV Park and see what everyone is talking about!!!!
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