Pheasant Ridge RV Resort

Overview

Pheasant Ridge RV Resort is located near the breathtaking city of Portland, Oregon and is the perfect place to settle in for a long and exciting camping holiday. The campground is conveniently located close to urban treasures and is surrounded by miles of gorgeous natural landscape. 

Amenities and Activities

RVers can take advantage of a ton of great activities near the campground. Some camper favorites include: skiing, snow-boarding, hiking, biking, diving, fishing, wildlife viewing, swimming, golfing and boat tours. Amenities onsite include: full hookups, cable TV, pull thrus, water, sewerage, 20/30/50 amp sites, WIFI, showers, restrooms, pool access, propane and laundry facilities.

Attractions

Travelers can look forward to iconic local attractions such as:

- 3D Center of Art and Photography

- The Faux Museum

- Oregon Nikkei Legacy Center

- BMXMuseum

- Lewis and Clark National and State Historical Parks

- Portland International Film Festival

- National Hat Museum

- Vancouver Water Resources Education Center

- Portland Police Museum

- Kidd's Toy Museum

- Screen Door

With acres of greenery in almost every direction, fresh air and plenty to do in the city, it's no wonder this campground fills up quickly; book early, and we hope to see you there!

Rates

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M Smith

1.0

Just passing through they will treat you well here. If you are staying for awhile don’t expect to feel welcome. Constantly raising rates, over $800 monthly winter and over $1200 summer. Nice pool area but you may get heat stroke, you aren’t allowed water or ventilation. Value not there. Looks pretty but the cost is much too high. Many issues with scraping of rigs with low hanging branches and pine needles everywhere. Very very muddy when it rains. May have to walk far if have multiple vehicles or guests. Narrow roads and spaces. One person scraped the front of our rig trying to get into his space because he was trying to not hit one of the many trees. Also many issues with theft of bikes and outdoor equipment that they found who was responsible but let the family stay anyway.

January 16, 2020