About Fish House Inn and RV Park
Reviews & Ratings
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Friendly, well-maintained, and family friendly RV camping.
This place is clean, well-maintained, very relaxing, and close to many interesting sites. The bathrooms/showers are great. The folks that own and run it are friendly and available. There is a nice social gathering spot in the evenings. We stayed in a power-only site by the road, which was great value and easy to get in and out of. The only recommendation is that if you do get a spot by the road, you might want an eyeshade or extra window coverings to keep out the streetlight.
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Amazing Beauty in a very small town
It is hard to explain how well kept up, clean and beautiful they keep this park and inn. We stayed in the inn. The home is an antique but well kept and meticulously clean. The beds are very comfortable. The old gas stove is a bit of a learning process. But that is totally part of the draw. We loved it!!
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Great park and good value
You will be very happy at this rv park. Clean, friendly, located in charming Dayville. The host and wife are friendly, their kids are friendly even their dog and cat are friendly. You will find the town people friendly too. The rv park is super clean and well maintained. The grounds are grassy and the small houses on the grounds have personality. Quiet and close to the city park and the Dayville Cafe . We had breakfast at the Cafe - yummy! I highly recommend this rv park. We have traveled all over the U S. and this is one of the best. Their price for full hookups are very fair.
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Perfect rustic mountain getaway near John Day Fossil Beds and Painted Hills.
The grounds are gorgeous, our room was freshly updated and really cute, and David (owner) went out of his way to help us with food for our dinner. Everything in the area was closed when we arrived. So we had burgers on the grill by our room and ate at the picnic table by our room. AND our dog made friends with their dog.
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Quaint and Charming Cottage Stay
We enjoyed our night at Fish House after a visit to the Painted Hills. We stayed in the Salmon Room, half of a little cottage that is decorated with a salmon theme. At dusk we sat outside and listened to the birds. Breakfast at the Dayville Cafe completed our visit to central Oregon.