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.

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 Vintages have thought of everything for this type of accommodation. We could not fault anything about our stay. We had an issue that was resolved immediately without fuss. We had a relaxing stay on a hectic road trip. Would highly recommend a stay here. Trailers are clean, well positioned to be a little private & facilities provided on the campground. Perfect.

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.

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!

This was one of those last minute trips, and when I found this place, I knew it would be special. Not much of a camper but always wanted to stay in an Airstream trailer. The site is wonderful with all the creature comforts of any high priced hotel. In the middle of wine country.

Really clean, very helpful, nicely prepared (robes, hairdryer, tea kettle, coffee pour over in each RV) vintage RVa and Airstreams. Nice gas grills and Adirondack chairs in front ona little deck, with room for two cars. Every unit has two bikes to borrow as well. There’s a gravel road around the property that leads to a dog park area near a wooden bridge over the Yamhill River that is a good walk or dog walk. I found them charming and easy bit slightly expensive once taxes and cleaning fees were added in. Nice people; great set up and very clean though slightly pricey.

We love the vintages! They are clean, safe & all around great time. Close enough to explore McMinville while having a little getaway in wine country. Have stayed 3 times (in 3 different trailers) & would certainly go again!

We absolutely love this place. Super clean and truly adorable fire pits to enjoy at night for 21 and over only (love this) bikes to ride around the park nice and relaxing the used to have drink holders on them, I do mis that. A park behind the resort,, Friday nights in the summer Dayton has free concerts in the park A mile away, also you have tons of wineries close by. upon check in You get a tasting passport with a few of the wineries that you can get some free things like tastings or discounts, but FYI most of the wineries close by 4 PM. If you want breakfast or lunch? There is a restaurant close by that is absolutely delicious. It's called loam about a mile away.

I spent a magical weekend at the Vintages with 20 friends for my birthday. The staff was so helpful with all the planning over the past six months, and they truly went out of their way to make it a perfect getaway. Each trailer had its own charm and style, some fancier than others. I stayed in the 1966 Airstream Overlander. It was lovely, comfortable, warm (despite being very cold outside), had a good shower with enough hot water... I could have stayed much longer. We rented the clubhouse for the weekend and just had an all around relaxing and wonderful time. Great spot for a group gathering!

I've stayed here a couple times. The last time I stayed I had an incredible experience while sitting looking out at the field. My soul dog, who I had just put down, and I had a conversation about my next dog. The next day I checked my email to see I got a request to foster a dog coming from China. I adopted her cause it was clear my soul dog sent her to me. Today is the one year anniversary of losing my soul dog. I wanted to take my new dog back to The Vintage Trailers to look out over that same field to feel connected to my girl. When I made the reservation, I emailed to make sure I got a trailer next to the field. However, I was not given a trailer next to the field. I asked to be moved and although the employee told me they had several Shasta trailers, they had no way to get me to a trailer overlooking the field. Because that was the whole point of my trip, I decided to cancel my reservation. I couldn't go into a lot of detail to the employee cause I knew I would become inconsolable. I did say there was a specific reason I wanted to be next to the field. My one star is because of the complete lack of effort in trying to move trailers and lack of follow through with my request when I made the reservation. Unfortunately, I lost $100 in canceling my reservation which seems a little unfair considering I had specifically asked for a trailer next to the field when I reserved. When there were several empty trailers, it seemed like a fairly easy request to follow through with. After all, it was two nights, mid week in February. Definitely not their busy time. Super bummed as there was a lot of intention and emotion wrapped up into the trip.

I have driven by The Vintages many times an my way to and from the Oregon Coast and been so curious about this adorable trailer resort.. I finally found the time to spend a couple night and I wish I'd done it sooner!! The staff is friendly and helpful, the pool is sparkling and gorgeous and my air-conditioned trailer is a slice of heaven. It's spotless, beautifully restored, comfortable and cozy. I'm in one if the smaller units, but had plenty of room, a surprising amount of storage, everything I needed including TV, wifi and an extremely comfortable bed. The evening firepit is a lovely feature for after dinner conversation and a nice glass of (BYO) wine. I can't wait to book my next stay!

Thanks to the Vintages I was able to relieve part of my childhood that I was not appreciative at the time. When I was a kid we used to travel around the country for weeks at a time in an Airstream Motohome. At the time I just want to camp in a regular tent like my friends. It was nice to have the opportunity to stay in an Airstream as an adult and really appreciate the experience. The Vintages is such a brilliant concept with all this vinatage old trailors that now offer modern amenites such as Smart Tv, Wi-FI, and Bluetooth Speakers. I was impressed with what our tralior had in the tiny space. My husband said he wished that offered more hangers, but aside from that, can't think of anything else it could of offered. My only regret that we got so exicted that we had Apple TV, we missed out on experincing a night at the firepit.

Such a great little getaway near beautiful Oregon wine country. Came over thanksgiving weekend and stayed in one of the dog friendly Shasta trailers. Check in was smooth and right when we walked in the trailer is was so COZY on a cold rainy night. I was a little worried about the bed being too small but it was just right and probably one of the most comfortable beds I've stayed in. The kitchen was equipped with dishes, cutlery, and glassware. No stove but there is a fridge, microwave and grill outside. The Vintages Trailer Resort was such a fun and funky get away from Seattle. Would be fun to go back with a group and try out some of the other trailers to stay in.

From booking to stay-The Vintages was a true delight! Anna is a gem, so helpful and welcoming. I'll definitely stay again, thank you for being one of the best parts of my day!

How fun! Glamping at its finest! Found this gem while planning a fancy wine experience in the Willamette Valley. You just HAVE to stay here. It's absolutely lovely!

I'm leaving a well deserved 5 star review for The Vintages. I'm not exaggerating when I say this place beat out any hotel or Airbnb experience I had. Disclaimer and tip, we stayed 1 night on a Tuesday early April and we were maybe 1 of 3 guests staying here. We had the Fireside to ourselves which was a beautiful location with lots of seating and warmth from the fire. The women who helped us check-in had the best customer service. I highly recommend booking a trailer with a tub or shower if possible for more privacy than using the communal showers, which we didn't get a chance to check out. The area was peacefully quiet, very walkable, and offered a lot of picture worthy sites. We used the grill which was really nice in the evening especially as the lane's trees all light up. The robes they offer are nice and lined. The property felt very safe. In my in-awe opinion, the trailers are better in person than the pictures show. Im wanting to go back.

The Vintages is a very charming and unique option when staying in Oregon wine country. The trailers, vintage cruiser bikes and twinkle lights are truly photo worthy. Some rentals are even dog friendly! The staff member we interacted with was great and I really wanted to love this place, but unfortunately there won't be a repeat visit for us. The highway noise is definitely an issue all hours of the night, you are also very close to camp neighbors and can hear their conversations, even with the windows closed. The a/c and heating system was quite confusing and went from very cold to very hot all hours of the night. To spend $323 for a single night (taxes, pet fee plus cleaning fee), I was hoping for a better experience. If this was a budget option in the area, it would be a win, but we had too many issues to justify the price.

We've been looking forward to our trip at the Vintages for months! We went all out and booked the mansion trailer for two nights at $800. The trailer is roomy, clean and the outdoor tub is pretty cool. Don't bring your kids if you want them to experience a campfire with s'mores. We visited the fireside with our 3 year old, stayed about 20 minutes and she had the time of her life. We took all the garbage with us, leaving no trace we were there. When we checked out the gal said 'I'll check you out and email you a receipt later' which I thought was odd it couldn't be done right then only to find out they charged us an additional $25 for bringing a child to the fire pits when no other guests were at the fire pits. What's the point of having a campsite when kids can't experience the best part and not be able to make some s'mores? If you want to ride bikes bring your own. They have bikes for you but won't let you take them back to your trailer for any period of time. Both days we stayed there might have been three trailers booked with about 10-12 bikes and we used two; always making sure there's plenty left in case someone did show up. The second day we had them taken away from our lot... but they were the only two bikes being used in the park. I get it if it was busy but at times we were the only guests there. We wanted to make this a yearly tradition to visit the air museum but I think we'll rent a hotel room.

I had such high hopes and for the most part the Vintages checked every box. Cute accommodations - check! Lovely location - check. Clean, organized and ready for me - check, check and check. Fire pit to hang out at after dark and not be stuck in my room - bonus check. So many positive things all overshadowed by one large negative. When I finally went to bed after watching some in-trailer Netflix I plugged my cell phone in and peacefully drifted off to sleep. Unfortunately when I work up, my cell phone which had been plugged into the wall outlet was fried. It seems like there was a power serge that killed it sometime overnight. It was so hard to be on a work trip and be completely cut off - luckily: 1) I had printed out the next day's meeting location and could use my car GPS to get there 2) that I hadn't plugged in my laptop 3) that I wasn't late from missing an alarm that didn't happen. I really wanted to give this a higher rating but when the resort won't contact me back regarding the phone problem - it's hard to rate it much higher.

Experience of a life time. It was our first time staying in a vintage trailer and this location had Exceeded our expectations. Remarkable In every aspect such as cleanliness, customer service and spacious. Definitely recommend

My kids and i moved here to try and get back on our feet, and all i have to say is wow! From the little store, to the big pool, the quiet neighbors and friendly staff, this place is definitely a home and a safe place to raise a family! Definitely not your average "trailer park"

Happy New Year 2020 We drive past The Vintages often. We have always wanted to stay in one of the many vintage trailers on site. We've visited the site many times. So Merry Christmas to us from Santa. We were gifted a nights stay for New Year's Eve and the 1st day of a new decade in Trailer #31 AKA: Ptown. A 16' Airstream Bambi. First of all. If you don't like camping, STOP HERE. So many complaints about trivial items from other YELPERS. Is everything perfect in every place you stay? No! Is this a 4 Star Destination? No! BUT If you like camping. If you ever wanted to Test Drive A Camper. If you like being in Wine Country, just cuz. Then this is definitely Your Jam. There are some "Cons." 1. Be careful what you use. Some items are for sale. They'll have a Price Tag. The wine looked delicious but we didn't have $35.00 to spend on a bottle of wine. 2. The Stove Top In All The Trailers, Has Been Disconnected For Safety Reasons. There is a Microwave and a Hot Water Pot. There is also a Propane BBQ outside. 3. If you Don't Daydream Often About "Glamping" and just sitting around in or outside of your awesome trailer. Then your gonna be bored here. There is a Pool and Bicycles to ride but that's about it... Well, you are in Wine Country. 4. Our gift was a Groupon Deal and Did Not cover the $30.00 cleaning fee. Our email clearly pointed that out BUT we forgot that detail. After a phone call or two (our bad.) ,we were checked in. 5. We really didn't know about the cooking situation and assumed, being a trailer. It would have a working stove and brought food to cook. Wrong. Having said all that. The Pros. December 31, 2019. The weather was raining all day. After figuring out our dinner situation and the time of day and what day it was. We YELPED our best option. Found a store nearby. Awesome. Made it there and back quickly. We prepared for a party like no other. First, We made drinks. Boom. Party started. Second, Charcuterie. Boom. Snacks. Third, we set an alarm. Cuz we're older and randomly fall asleep. Then we started binge watching 007 movies. Naturally we both awoke just in time to celebrate the New Year. The Vintages are neighbors to another regular trailer park and at Midnight I could hear the occasional fireworks. I went outside to investigate. The Vintages were as peaceful as always. The neighbors, not so much. It was fine and didn't last long. We slept like babies that night. The rain on a metal trailer will make anyone sleep like a baby. Each trailer is it's own home. You need only bring food and clothing. Cold or microwavable food that is. Your provided with everything from dishes to bathing items to cozy robes and towels. There is also a pretty good, small but decent size Refrigerator as well. The Queen Size bed was super comfy. I spent most of my time on the bed, with all the pillows. Plus we brought pillows, because I like pillows. There is also a General Store / Gift Shop. I bought a 12oz. Coke thinking it will be crazy expensive. Nope $1.00. Cool. The 1 thing that is also offered for your stay, that we couldn't enjoy because of the Holiday and our very short visit. The Vintages have joined up with several local Wineries and you get a tasting card. It gives you some incentives to visit like BOGO Tastings or Popcorn at one place. lol We really liked staying at The Vintages and plan on visiting every New Year but for a little longer than 1 night, to cash in on some Wine Perks.

We had such a great time at the Vintages. We wine tasted at Dobbs and then checked into our dog friendly trailer. We had great weather and barbecued on our patio. The park was like a step back in time, so cute and fun. The bathroom facilities are nice as well. Highly recommend this vacation experience!

I spent the weekend at The Vintages with my sister and our small dog. We loved our cozy little Shasta trailer! It was really cute inside and had everything we needed. Our trailer backed up to a large field with wine country in the background, it was beautiful! The bikes we could ride around were also super fun. My only complaint would be the fire pit is for 21 and over, which I understand, but my 18 year old sister would have enjoyed it. Maybe after 8 pm it's 21 and over? I also think the price was a little high, I would have stayed a third night had it been more affordable. I still give five stars because of the little "doggy bag" they had for my pup at check in with treats and toys (too cute!!). There was also a large newly renovated bathroom for us to use as well and the staff at the front desk was so nice. Would definitely stay here again!

This is probably our shortest stay ever. But even if we only stayed for a day this place did not disappoint. You are provided with two bikes to ride alone the park or to a winery I'd wish to. The park is every easy to find and the sunset and sunrise can be appreciated from your trailer. Last night the sky was bright orange, the skies were clear. The moon could be seen above us and a few starts peeked. The sunrise was so beautiful. Recommendation: Stay two nights Pros: Spacious Sparkling clean Cozy Warm Cute Bath robe Slippers Close to wineries Cons: Next to the road ( car noise) Bathroom ( toilets) are uncomfortable

If you are looking for a 'step back in time' experience and you missed staying in a trailer on vacation growing up, or you think those airstreams look so darn cute, then you will love this place. The Vintages definitely provides a step back in time and has done a fabulous job marketing their resort as such. The highway right next to the property is loud, just FYI, and you might want to call ahead to see if they have bikes available if you are booking off-season. They did surprise me with a nice birthday card which included a little sparkle candle and helped direct us to wineries that interested us.

This is our second visit here. We couldn't be happier to be back and welcomed by Anthony who helped with our check in last year .Our trailer was warm and clean upon our arrival. We are staying in the Neutron (couples edition) with a romantic bath tub . Thank you so much for making our weekend extra special we appreciate everyone especially Mindee and Anthony.

The clubhouse and fitness center listed on the property map (link below) amounts to nothing more than false advertising. Our daughter is a competitive athlete and was looking forward to continuing her conditioning during our stay. When we arrived, the door was locked and the staff indicated that they do not have a fitness center for guests despite it being advertised. https://the-vintages.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Vintages-Map.pdf

Incredibly fun, and unique experience in beautiful Willamette Valley! Trailer was cute, well appointed, and cozy! Would love to come back in the summer! Brittany at the front desk was INCREDIBLE and accommodating. Make sure to note the cut off for check in which probed tricky due to a flight delay but otherwise, highly recommend for a fun departure from the norm!

We just did one night here and had such a magical little evening. We stayed in the Neutron which is one of the few with a queen sized bed and a soaker tub. Our trailer was adorable and the tub is beautiful! It comes with Le'Occitane toiletries and plenty of towels. One thing to note is that it's probably not great for 2 people. Solo baths are the way to go..unless you're v. small people. Most amenities were covered which was such a nice convenience. They even supply you with a delicious coffee pour over station that was superb. The gift shop was THE CUTEST THING EVER. Not only did they carry anything you could want while "glamping", but they offered a ton of adorable, locally made items that I'd snatch it a heartbeat. The only reason I got one star is that the bikes they give you are a little rough. The tires on mine were shaky and I felt like they could pop at any minute. I will 1000% be back!

I love this entire concept. Being able to sleep in a RV/Trailer park for a night or so is something that everyone should experience at least once I feel. If it wasn't for creative sleeping accommodations like this, I'm not sure if I ever would of had the opportunity to do so. We stayed in the Ideal trailer The decor was very quirky and vintage of course. I loved the bright pops of pink with the throw on the bed, pillows, and decor around the wall. Our trailer was equipped with a stove, oven, microwave, sink, fridge, and a very, very tiny toilet and shower. The stove/oven we couldnt get to work. There is also a personal BBQ grill, two bikes, and a little patio set right outside our trailer. Its a perfect place to stay and take advantage of all the amenities as long as they all work. My husband really wanted to cook, but it was raining off and on outside and like I said inside our stove/and oven did not work. The fact that we had to wait about 15 minutes before we could even check-in because I guess there is not enough manpower to leave someone at the check-in desk at all times was a downer. You also have to check-in before 6pm. The two bikes that are provided was such a sweet surprise, but the brown one my husband used needed some serious work. It kept making this cracking nose when he was riding it and he could barely get it uphill. I would stay here again. I personally need a bigger trailer to feel more comfortable. I would stock up on plenty of food and just chill here the entire time. They provide games in the trailers that we didn't have time to use.

We had so much fun staying at the trailer resort last night! On a whim, we decided to scoot down to the Willamette Valley to catch some leaf peeping and sip some wine. Planning only a day in advance left us with very few hotel options...and none of them very good. But lucky for us, a couple of the trailers were still available at The Vintages, so we quickly grabbed the Neutron3 before it got away. This was our first time staying in a glamper and let me tell you, it was a blast! First of all, the check in desk/boutique was perfectly adorable and wonderfully campy. Need a wine opener, a scented candle, some beer? They got you covered. Craving an ice cream treat? Got that, too. Then, when we got to our trailer, it was even more awesome than it appeared online. It was so well restored and maintained that it was hard to believe that they actually let people touch it, much less stay in it. It was like a mini museum documenting a certain space in time, yet expertly updated for today's exacting standards. The beautiful original wood paneling on the walls and ceiling glistened and everything was in perfect working order. The closet provided bathrobes and slippers, the bed was super comfy, and the bathroom even had a tiny shower! I couldn't have been more surprised...and pleased! I also loved the sense of humor of whomever designed our alien-themed trailer. All of the books on the bookshelf were about extra-terrestrials; the bathroom door indicated it was for women/men/aliens; and there was even a stuffed alien on the bed. Very quirky and clever all the way around. In fact, we had so much fun hanging in the trailer drinking wine and playing cards/Scrabble that we decided to cancel our dinner reservation and order in pizza instead, so we wouldn't have to leave. One minor detail I feel I should mention is that it was fairly beneficial that we are small people (5'2" and 5'8" respectively) because the bathroom in Neutron3 is compact (to put it mildly) and the bed, while a queen-size and very comfortable, is on the short side. So take that into consideration when booking. For us, it was perfect. And we can't wait to go back again soon to check out some of the others trailers. No need to stay anywhere else.

Came here for a night and it's such a unique place. Rented out their "signature" trailer and loved the retro vibe of the place. All original interior woodwork, appliances, and hardware, coupled with modern amenities like a/c, a memory foam bed, tv, etc. We grilled out for dinner and then rode the complimentary cruiser bikes around the resort to check out all the other neat trailers. Also enjoyed the fire pit area and, had we had more time, would have gone swimming. The location also is great, located in prime wine country for an easy drive to some vineyards. Prices were steep (we paid over $200 for one night), but the novelty of the place made it worth it.

My wife and I recently stayed in the Neutron Couples trailer and loved every moment! The bed was comfortable, the soaking tub was extremely relaxing, and the property was the perfect backdrop to a nice getaway. Having a television in the trailer with streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Disney+ was also a great bonus. Unwinding at the end of the day while watching our favorite show and hearing the patter of rain on the roof was very comforting. We also took advantage of the bicycles and enjoyed the crisp air as we passed by each of the remarkably restored trailers. The gentleman who checked us in and gave us the rundown was also extremely friendly and very helpful! I'm hoping to return in the near future...and hopefully bring along several family members to stay in adjacent trailers!

IF it weren't for the unique 'theme' of The Vintages, I would honestly give it a 2. It was not clean, I've experienced better at 2 star hotels than the cleanliness we had. I was SUPER disappointed that the smores and fire pit were only available for 21 and up, as a lot of families stay at the resort. When we initially checked in, the front desk was friendly enough, but not the kind of service I expect for almost $200/night. As you can see from my photos, there was a lot left to be desired for cleanliness. I also found it unacceptable that there were LOADS of flies in our trailer. I killed probably a dozen before shutting the overhead panel that was letting them in. That was unacceptable to me that it wasn't closed and without bugs. We couldn't connect to the wifi when we arrived so I immediately called, and when the front desk girl came about 10-15 minutes later, she said the passwords on the form we received at check in, and what was in the trailer itself were wrong. Well if you knew they were wrong, why the heck didn't you tell me when I checked in? As far as cute, it is. Cute from the outside. We had two twin beds, and my 5 year old had plenty of room, but I couldn't sleep. The bed was comfortable, if you sleep on your back. But I am a side sleeper, so I couldn't stretch out, couldn't get comfortable at all. The best part of the trip was the evening, when they lit the park up. It was SO pretty and my daughter said it was magical. If you want the experience, see if you can find a Groupon or a deal so you aren't paying full price. Because I have REALLY high standards for cleanliness, and won't stay in anything less than a 4-5 star hotel when I travel, so this was really unacceptable to me. I was truly disappointed as I had hoped this would be an annual getaway.

I came here for a bachelorette party three years ago and walked away with bed bugs. It took me months to get rid of them in my house. They must have crawled into my bag or clothes after two nights in the trailer. If you know bed bugs, you know they don't rear there itchy marks for a couple of days so I didn't noticed the bites on my ankles until after the weekend was over. I called the trailer park to let them know and they said they would check the trailer that I was staying in. When I didn't hear back I called again and they said they saw no signs of bed bugs so they would offer me no refund. Cool, thanks. Spend your time and money any where else.

Enchanting. It's truly like being teleported back to the early sixties! I strolled along the path mouth agape as I took in the sights of the sweetest, most perfectly restored vintage trailers I had ever seen. This place really did it up right. They completely decked out the trailers in the most beautiful decor..West Elm trimmings everywhere, the cutest little pom pom curtains, they even had cruiser biles available to ride around town! I was going absolutely bonkers over all the pink lawn flamingos everywhere. Perfection. The branding of the place is very on-point, and they offered a wonderful variety of swag available for purchase in the cute gift shop, the General Store. The magic of this place really comes alive at night when the twinkle lights turn on and cast the most magical glow..campfires come alive, the stars come out and you truly feel like you're back in the sixties enjoying a simpler time..it's a wonderful place to unplug and recharge. I can't wait to go back. So wonderful to come across a place that appreciates these gems of yesteryear. Thanks for the memories, Vintages!

I can't say enough about how wonderful this place is!! My husband and I threw our wedding reception on the property with 60+ friends and family. It would not have happened without the help of the park manager Therese and all of her crew!!! This was only a dream my husband and I had one date night here a couple months ago until they made our dreams come true!! These guys are sure to go far, we can't wait to come back again soon and enjoy our yearly get away on the property!!!

Loved it! 11 friends went, stayed in 6 campers - part of the fun was checking out each-others campers! We rented the fully appointed clubhouse, which was nice - you get it for 24 hours, from 10 until 10 the next morning - our group made breakfast there in the morning and easily cleaned it up before we needed to check out. My husband & I stayed in a Bambi - we are larger people and it was a little tight for us, when we return we will rent a place with a little more floor space - but that really was not much of an issue. The campers are meticulously cleaned, and the decor is adorable. The campfires at night were wonderful- a great place for the group to hang out, with a lot of comfy seating areas. Dayton, the nearby town, is cute and has a few nice restaurants - and if you want to venture a little further McMinnville is a short car ride away. There are many vineyards within 2-3 miles to visit, and a great air & space museum. Super fun location!!

At $244. for two nights (#10 royal blue 1953 Vagabond) the value here is heavily invested in nostalgia, with not much of a return. Ours was clean, well maintained but not at all stocked; I did not intend to cook but I still didn't see any pots or pans for doing so, aside from the electric kettle, coffee filters and mugs; wine opener and flatware. The trailer was refurbished with lots of out of period lighting but still authentic enough to provide a very cramped period experience. Keep this in mind if there's more than one of you: We rented one of the biggest trailers and still bumped walls and each other getting about. The on board shower has a 6 gallon water heater, as staff warned us. It works fine for a quick navy shower but for a longer wash you'll want to use the ones by the pool. It's worth noting that while most of the trailers are vintage (made and used at some point in the past) several are retro (built in 2015 from the ground up in a period style) such as the Shasta Aeroflytes (based on a 1963 original) and one of the smaller stainless ones. Read your trailer descriptions! While the staff was extraordinarily friendly, they could be, and were at times, useless. There's a laundromat by the pool but it has no soap box vendor. The general store has all sorts of soap but no laundry soap! If, you think through all the contingencies before hand you can work around this. I didn't, and didn't have time to drive into town and back and still do laundry. The stupid little things in the middle of nowhere. It didn't help, when ready to leave, I asked if I could see another of the empty trailers, for next time. The answer was an unequivocal No. So for me, at this price, I'll stay at the Hotel Oregon in McMinneville til sis gets the guest room done. It's a fun idea that could work, perhaps in a more dramatically scenic setting that would make the cramped quarters worth it; and perhaps with a staff that thinks to stock the details, and isn't so inflexible. Ah well.

This place is soooo cool! Little pricey but worth it. Just minutes from wineries and a cool small town called McMinnville. Stayed in an Airstream Bambi on vintage road, they even have old school bikes to ride around. It is like going back in time!

3.8 We love all things retro vintage and antique! So naturally when I learned about the vintages we just had to check it out. These vintage rehabbed and restored campers are so stinkin' cute it feels like you are on a movie set. Located in wine country the vintages sits adjacent to a regular RV park. It has a hot tub, pool, visitors lounge/"club house,"gift shop, complementary cruiser bikes, grill, and more. I cannot comment on the state of the hot tub or the pool during the time of our stay. We did not make time to check those things out. Other reviewers had mentioned about those things being out of service during their stay so take note. Suggested areas of improvement: I would not call this place a resort, because it is not. More closer to glamping. We paid $195/night which was above average for the experience. -The robes offered in the campers were very small. Almost pre-teen size. -The shower head holder was broken. - The coffee maker was a pain! Not user friendly. Also didn't have creamer. - The rooms needed detail cleaned. Dusted around windows and windows cleaned. -The books featured in the camper were ripped out. - It says that our camper had a stereo system. We did not see that in the camper. -a few the screens were ripped and a few of the hand cranks for the window did not work. One of the window's glass was broken entirely. We noticed this on more than one of the campers. I have to wonder if they didn't have some vandals in the area as of late. Shattering windows and ripping out screens? -a better explanation on how to work the TV's I brought up these issues to the management. They offered no apologies or to make it right with a discounted stay or a coupon for discount for return visit. All in all we had a great stay! We want to return to check out some of the other restored trailers. It was a unique experience. The pictures speak for themselves!

We have frequented The Vintages for three years, and have always had a great time. The trailers are beautifully restored and it is a great place to relax and get out of the city. One of the major standouts for my parter and I have been the excellent service that we have received from the staff. Anthony, in particular, has made every one of our stays at the property a great and personalized experience-- which is an amazing feat during these times.

We had a great stay while we were in the area for wine tasting. The trailer had everything you needed. The fire pits and bikes were a cherry on top. The trailer was very well stocked. My partner is 6'4 and didn't have an issue with the bed. Even though it is on the pricier side ($221 after taxes and fees, for a night), I would definitely recommend this experience!

Traveled alone for a weekend of wine tasting. Stayed at The Vintages for 2 nights in the Neutron Couples Trailer which included a bathtub. It was AMAZING. Very tiny, but it was the perfect size. Having the tub was so relaxing, and even had a bath tray with a little bath bomb. My only warning would be for the shower head attached to the tub, it sprays all over the place (lesson learned the hard way) so be careful for that. Check-in and Check-out were super easy, the trailer had a lot of privacy and were so cute. Unfortunately I didn't check out the fire pit, but will definitely be back! Also, it's the perfect location for wine tasting! At check-in they gave me a little "passport" to a variety of wineries, but I already had an agenda planned. I would highly suggest The Vintages and can't wait to come back!

Definitely stay here if you get the chance. The lovely retro vans have been so well maintained and stylishly decked out. Each van has its own bikes, deck area and grill. You get fluffy bath robes, luxury toiletries and very comfy beds. A real treat to stay somewhere so different. Very clean wash facilities and well kept park too. Extremely friendly staff.

I was really disappointed when I finally saw what all the hype was about. Unless you have some sentimental reason for staying in a vintage trailer, I would save my money or stay somewhere else. The price is ridiculous to pay for a trailer with 2 leaking windows; one over the dinette and the other over the bed. I purchased a gift certificate for my parents and when they stayed for my dad's birthday, we all met there to celebrate. Water dripped on my grandma's head the whole time. Spend your money on a hotel room instead.

Tv didn't work, no bikes in front of our trailer (which was supposed to be included in the $300 price tag for ONE night) and the trailer was extremely tiny and cramped for the price. I would not be back

My teenage son and I had a fun stay in one of the Shasta trailers. It was cozy, meticulously clean, and equipped with nice little extras like propane for the propane grill, and good coffee. We made Jiffy popcorn on the grill. My son was excited that the TV came with Roku, so he could watch Netflix in bed. I'm smaller and wanted to go to bed earlier, so slept on the twin banquette bed in the back. Never had such fancy linens in a camper before, and I was surprised at how comfortable the bed was. The bathroom was very tiny--fine for me (even took a shower without tripping over the potty)--but my son had to crouch. It's a bit pricey--the same as a nice hotel --but a fun change of pace. The staff were very friendly and accommodating, and the grounds are clean and cute, with flower planters along the roads and lights in the trees. Lots of special little touches!

Clean, cozy, comfy. Loved the stay. Gorgeous setting and very comfortable vintage trailers. Perfect nights stay while in Oregon Wine Country.

I cannot say enough positive thing about The Vintages! If you are looking for something different than a hotel please check these out. My husband and I stayed in the Neutron and found it to be very comfortable. He's a taller guy (6'6") and he had plenty of room in the trailer. There are a million wineries all around and McMinnville is an adorable town to check out. We will be back!

This place met all my expectations and then some! Upon arrival, I realized that The Vintages is actually a neighborhood of Vintage trailers within a very large RV park. The entire place is super clean and classy, and you can tell it's mainly couples visiting the wine country. I traveled here solo with my 22 month old and felt super safe and the staff were very friendly, small town people. The grounds are surrounded by a field and some vineyards are visible in the distance. Each rv spot gets a good amount of space and grass, with an electric bbq, chairs to lounge and some vintage looking schwinn bikes! There is also a decent swimming pool and a classy shop on the grounds, and very fast Internet for $5/day. I decided to rent the Camp Flyer Neutron Couples edition RV, because it's brand new and has a huge bathtub! So amazing!!! Very comfy bed and really well appointed inside. High enough for a tall person to not have to slouch. Also has its own toilet room! So you never have to use the public restrooms at all. Amenities are very thoughtful, coffee is divine, and the electric kettle allowed me to make tea and noodles in addition to just coffee. The only downside to this place is that it does get windy and at night the trailer creaks and sways a bit. Didn't really bother me once I got used to it, but some people might be put off by that. I should also mention that this place is full of very docile bees. They are like dogs, sniffing your food but go away if you swat at them. Still, if you're allergic this might not be the place for you. Totally worth the visit and it won't be long before all the hipsters find out this place exists and it begins selling out for weeks in advance!!!

Pro: clean grounds and restrooms Con: every day of 6 day stay there was work going on around and near our sight, chainsaws and landscaping activities were the most annoying. This would start on some mornings before 8 am. Sorry, but this is not how you take care of customers.

This place ROCKS! The people here are very accommodating. The trailers are beautiful which is funny to say about trailers. The lights at night when it goes dark are so cool. You're super close to all the wineries. The beach cruisers were fun to ride around in as well. Love this place we will definitely be back!

What a fun experience! The trailers are adorable, clean and comfortable and the staff is amazing! We had our two pups with us and they received a gift bag with toys, treats, doggie beverages and poop bags.....such a neat idea. Loved our stay and would definitely recommend it to anyone

We stayed in a larger 1953 Vagabond. Loved the camper! It was stocked with caravan coffee, Stephen smith tea, l'occitane toiletries. We grilled burgers on the grill they supplied with all necessary tools. The general store is stocked with lots of items in case you forget anything. The pool was great. We will be back.