The Vintages Trailer Resort

Super cute experience - but wayyyyy overpriced for what you get. The trailers are all so unique and interesting to see, and the bathroom/shower/fire pit facilities were pristine. Location is stellar - close to a handful of wineries and the wine passport they provide is a nice touch. I’m glad we went as we’ve always wanted to try out the airstream experience but this is by far the most I’ve ever paid for “glamping” and left feeling disappointed in the value.

Interesting experience. Our camper was pretty worn with a toilet but no shower. Kitchen offered the only sink and a small refrigerator. All the screens were broken so we could not open windows to enjoy the cool morning and mosquitoes were bad and got in through door. Supplies were nice for us to use grill as well as the coffee bar. (Branded wine for purchase in camper). Free bikes came with camper. Not much of a trail system to utilize them except a dusty gravel road, over a nice bridge span then into town and paved streets. Only place open for breakfast until 9am. Over priced for quality of camper- glad we only stayed one night. BTW, we are experienced campers and have own a travel trailers so we understand campers are not a Four Seasons.

What a fun place to stay in the Oregon Wine Country. We went 8/7,8 for 1 night. We each got our own vintage trailer across from each other. Swam in the pool (unheated but refreshing on a hot day) rode bikes, sat at night by the fire pits. Great food nearby and just a beautiful area. Cute little gift shop area. Trailers are fun and comfy, air conditioned. We had a great time.

The trailers are very cute! They are small and the bathrooms are very tight, but they offer larger showers in the pool house. We enjoyed the wine tastings included in our stay but getting to the wineries was a bit difficult since we used Uber to get everywhere. It would be nice if they offered some sort of shuttle system to the different wineries.

We had such a fun and memorable stay at this vintage trailer resort! The location is fantastic—right in Dayton, which has some amazing hidden gem food spots. Plus, there’s a great bike trail nearby that added a perfect touch of adventure to our trip.

Our trailer was spotlessly clean and super comfortable. My 8-year-old daughter especially loved having her own little private TV—it made her feel like she had her own space. The resort had even prearranged s’mores for us, which was such a sweet and thoughtful touch. The trailer had everything we needed, from utensils to cozy bathrobes. We also loved having our own personal fire pit—it made the evenings feel extra special.

One of the highlights was taking their vintage-style bikes out on the nearby trails. Such a fun, nostalgic experience! At night, the whole street lit up beautifully, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

We can’t wait to come back!