Mount Hood Village Zoe Tiny House 9

The location is great, the staff are nice, and there's a good pool, hot tub, fitness center, and even a game room. The sites themselves are decent, though not very level. But trees that need trimming are a dealbreaker for me at a campsite. Branches that can't be avoided aren't acceptable when scratches on a full-body paint coach cost so much.

The water has a sulfur smell, though I hear that's good for you. The internet in our cabin didn't work, but I could connect to the one next door. Those were just a couple of small issues. The staff are always friendly and helpful, which is the best part.

The campground is beautiful, and I love having walking trails nearby. There are lots of machines in the laundry room, which is a big plus. The staff were lovely and let us switch to another spot because of Starlink problems.

The laundry room has a frustrating amount of long dog hair in every machine and all over the floor. If I drop clothes while moving them from the washer, as I seem to every time, they end up covered in pet hair. I've started sweeping the room whenever I do laundry. It's no big deal, but getting the hair out of the washers is incredibly difficult. This seems to come from the permanent or semi-permanent residents, not the employees, who clearly work hard to keep things in order and are helpful and friendly. This is one of the better TT parks we've visited. The campground is tidy, clean, and orderly, and its location is great for skiing, hiking, and fishing. The hot tub, sauna, and fitness center are nice amenities. Just don't trust the website photo: there is no indoor pool, which disappointed our kids.