Dundee Hills Resort

Campground in Dundee, OR • 57 RV Sites

Oregon's Willamette Valley has been producing world-class Pinot Noir for long enough now that the argument is over — this is one of the planet's great wine regions, a cooler-climate counterpart to Burgundy that has earned its reputation through terroir rather than marketing. The Dundee Hills, a cluster of volcanic red hills rising above the valley floor between Newberg and McMinnville, are at the epicenter of it all — home to some of the valley's most celebrated estate wineries and the source of fruit that ends up in bottles on wine lists around the world. Dundee Hills Resort sits at the foot of those famous hills, offering a wine-country RV resort experience that is, quite simply, unique. The resort offers 38 pull-through and 16 back-in RV spaces, all with full hookup service — electric, water, and sewer — along with complimentary Wi-Fi and access to clean laundry and shower facilities. For guests who want something different, cozy cottages and Airstream trailer rentals provide stylish alternative lodging that fits the resort's upscale wine-country aesthetic. The property is pet-friendly, and the overall atmosphere skews toward couples and adult travelers looking for a quieter, more sophisticated campground experience than what family-focused parks typically offer. The resort's clubhouse creates a comfortable social gathering space, and the on-site wine tasting room pours Archer Vineyards wine — a convenience that allows guests to sample serious Willamette Valley Pinot without leaving camp. From there, the Dundee Hills wine corridor extends in every direction, with estate wineries at Chehalem Mountains, Ribbon Ridge, and the valley floor all accessible for driving or biking. The region's farm-to-table dining scene has kept pace with the winery expansion, and the towns of Dundee, Newberg, and McMinnville all offer excellent restaurant options that pair beautifully with wine country afternoons. Portland is one hour to the north, bringing the full cultural and culinary richness of the Pacific Northwest's great city within day-trip range. The Oregon Coast is also about an hour west across the Coast Range, providing a dramatic beach-and-cliffs contrast to the pastoral valley landscape. Mount Hood, with its year-round skiing and scenic Timberline Lodge, lies about 90 minutes east. The combination of wine country, city day trips, coast excursions, and mountain access makes Dundee Hills Resort a genuinely versatile base for exploring Oregon's most accessible region. Dundee Hills Resort is open seasonally and suits wine enthusiasts, romantic getaways, and any traveler who wants to slow down in beautiful agricultural countryside. The harvest season in September and October is the wine country's most atmospheric time, when the crush is underway and the hills are fragrant with fermenting fruit. Spring brings the vineyard's fresh green growth and some of the valley's best weather. Reserve your site or cottage early for harvest season — this is one of the few campgrounds in the country that genuinely fills on the strength of its location alone.

Campground rules and policies

Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- Check-in 1:00 PM.
- Check-out 11:00 AM.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Dundee Hills Resort RV Park-Rules & Regulations
- Violation of any park rules & regulations may result in you being asked to vacate the park.General
- Payment methods accepted are Visa, MasterCard, and Amex only.
- All RVs must be fully self-contained, well-kept, and in good condition.
- RVS 10 years or older must be approved by park management.
- No tent camping or sleeping in vehicles outside of the RV.Speed Limit
- A 5 MPH speed limit is strictly enforcedSubleasing
- No sub-leasing is allowed.Campfires
- No wood or open campfires are allowed.Propane
- Propane fire pits are permitted.
- Manufactured outdoor cooking/ electric or propane are permitted.Clotheslines
- No clotheslines.Pet Policy
- Small dog kennels and pens are allowed but check with park management.
- Must be taken down at night.
- We are a pet-friendly resort – but we have rules.
- There is a maximum of two domestic pets per reservation (site).
- Wildlife/farm animals are not considered pets and are not allowed.
- Pets are the responsibility of their owner.
- Pet owners must clean up after their pets.
- Pets must be on a leash and restrained when not confined inside an RV.
- Pets may not be left unattended outside of an RV.
- Pets may not disturb other guests.
- The following breeds must be approved through the discretion of management before registration.
- Pitbull's, Dobermans, Rottweilers.
- Aggressive dogs are not allowed in the park.
- If DHR management determines that a pet is aggressive or disruptive, they have the discretion to require the guest to restrict the pet's behavior or location or remove the pet from the resort.
- If a guest is unwilling or unable to control an aggressive or disruptive pet, management has the right to immediately terminate the guest's reservation and evict the guest from the resort, without a refund.
- All pets must be up to date on vaccines, and copies of pet vaccine records must be available upon request.
- No pets are allowed in cottages or airstream rentals.Sewer
- All water hoses/sewer lines must be free from leaks, and sewer hose cady is required.Reservation
- Reservations are viewed as a “two-way” agreement.
- We hold the space that you have reserved.
- Turning away all future requests, in return for payment of your deposit.Children & Visitors
- Visitors must comply with all park rules & regulations.
- You are responsible for the safety and conduct of your children and visiting guests.
- Children riding bicycles must wear a helmet.Alcohol, Smoking, Drugs, and Firearms
- Dispose of smoking materials in proper receptacles.
- Do not throw them on the ground.
- Smoking is prohibited in any Dundee Hills Resort RV Park building.
- Cottages, airstreams, club house, restrooms, and laundry rooms
- Absolutely no discharge or use of firearms or fireworks is allowed.
- All weapons shall be kept in compliance with all applicable state and federal laws.
- No alcohol is permitted in any common area (unless approved by management).
- Dundee Hills Resort, or any of its representatives, staff, or owner will not be responsible for people of any age driving while under the influence.
- No criminal or drug-related activity in or near the park will be tolerated.Vehicle Rules
- Persons must have a valid driver’s license to operate any motorized vehicle on park grounds.
- No parking outside of the provided parking/camping space.
- Park your vehicle in your assigned site only.
- Any vehicle parked in a vacant site without management approval will be charged for the space at the daily rate.
- No repairs or washing of vehicles or RVs allowed unless approved by management.Behavior and Nuisances
- Quiet hours are 10 pm - 8 am.
- Excessive noise/nuisance created by guests/visitors will not be tolerated.
- An after-hour disturbance fee may be assessed for any calls received.
- Common courtesy shall prevail between all persons on Dundee Hills Resort property.
- Obnoxious, profane, abusive or threatening language, behavior, and/or actions directed at Dundee Hills Resort personnel or guests, or that could adversely affect the enjoyment of other parties utilizing our facility is prohibited.
- Anyone engaging in such activity will be required to leave the park immediately without refund at the sole discretion of park management.Cottage & Airstream Supplement to Park Rules & Regulations
- Cottages require a 2-night minimum stay.
- No pets allowed in cottages and airstreams due to health and hygiene concerns.
- No smoking, vaping, or tobacco use of any kind allowed in the cottages and airstreams.
- No one under the age of 18 in the airstreams.
- No cooking inside of the cottages and airstreams.
- These rules & regulations supersede any previously written or discussed.
- Rates may be changed at any time without prior notice.
- Please report any problems to park management immediately.
- Please notify park management of any incidents or accidents as soon as possible.