The Vintages Trailer Resort

Incredible retro hotel stay in vintage trailers restored to original condition. Comfortable, clean, chic and very cool! Highly recommend it! There are 2 bicycles in the front and all units have AC. Mine had a full kitchen, TV and a kitchen. Highly recommend it!

We stayed one night while on our way to the coast. The bed was fantastic and the attention to cleanliness was amazing. We felt like we stepped back in time 50 years. It was very clean and so was the park. And it was nice and quiet too! We will definitely be back!!

Nice area with many wineries. Great staff. Nice general store. And a double sided row of restored vintage trailers to rent and stay in. Many restored by Flytecamp and shown on their TV show. Staff sent us to some great wineries.

So glad we did this! From the moment we arrived, we were impressed with the "trailer resort". Staff at check-in was exceptional, our trailer was incredibly clean and well stocked with amenities. The entire experience was fun, including meeting some nice folks from nearby and a couple from Texas. The bed was comfortable and the provided coffee was out of this world! The experience also reinforced to us that we are not RV people. While the bed was comfortable, if you're the one against the wall, you better not need to get up at night to go to the bathroom. And the bathroom... well, we used the showers in the clubhouse. If there is a next time, I'm holding out for one of the larger Airstreams!

Have you every wanted to try the travel trailer life - this is your chance. This is one of the more unique places to stay in the Willamette Valley. My camper was compact but had a lot of positives 1) bed was super-comfortable with high quality linens and pillows 2) coffee/hot water maker with high-end supplies 3) air-conditioner that worked liked a rock star 4) great internet connectivity 5) very chill and relaxing at night 6) cute little store with wine/ beer/snacks/souvenirs 6) helpful staff 7) individual barbecues, pool, fire pit and bikes available 8) really nice restaurants available in nearby Dundee/Newberg or McMinnville.

I absolutely love this place! While I don't live far, I work from home and sometimes, I just need a quiet place to relax and do some uninterrupted work. This is their off season, which is even quieter! I have stayed a handful of times. I LOVE tiny living and glamping, so if you are a bit claustrophobic, probably not your best bet. The trailers are old, and vintage, but renovated, tasteful, have all your basic creature comforts, are clean. I most recently stayed in the Couples Neutron, since it has the amazing soaking tub in it. Bliss! Bring your favorite bubbles (and bathtub bubbles..). The only problem I had the first night was oddly, lukewarm water, but called the office and they came out within minutes to troubleshoot (had hot water a few hours later and through the rest of my stay). I think the only odd thing about this particular trailer is, with a big bath like that, that is A LOT of moisture to try to get rid of. The ceiling unit wasn't super effective, and the windows were constantly foggy and wet. It was also pouring outside, which didn't help. Having at least a spare fan to turn on in the trailer would have been helpful. Couldn't open the windows. The location is awesome, as it is right in the Willamette Valley/Wine country! They also have a cute little gift shop in their lobby/check-in area. I have yet to check out the clubhouse, pool, and firepit as I have only stayed off season. If you want a hotel experience, this isn't it. If you want different, minimal, kitchy, nostalgic, cozy...definitely try them out. Their staff was always kind, pleasant, and helpful. Highly recommend. Will be back! :)

This is a fun and cool place. Loved the amenities, the look and feel are worth the visit. As someone who grew up camping in trailers I really enjoyed our one night stay from a nostalgia stand point. The fire pits were nice, loved all the lights in the trees and the overall look. Our vintage Airstream was fun. But when it comes to the stay I'm glad we did just 1 night. Anything more would have been too much. Even though it said it has a shower and bathroom, its way too small to use. And the sleeping was way to cramped for me. In the end it's just an old trailer, not a good substitute for a hotel room. It cost over $300 for one night, which is not trailer pricing in my mind. We decided to shower in the public shower in the morning, and that was a good choice. They were very clean and modern. We are glad we stayed, but one night was enough.

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!

There were cobwebs in the windowsills, the coffee mugs were dirty, and the “club” and “fitness center” were misrepresented as they were closed due to “COVID” despite the fact that smaller and more enclosed spaces such as the shower rooms were still open. I could easily have overlooked all of this as the trailers were cute and unique and our family still had a fun and memorable experience. However, the hospitality was really sub-optimal. We checked out about 45 minutes late (my fault) and I did not think that was going to be a major problem as the place was essentially empty; however, the management charged me a $50 late check out fee stating that we stayed around to take photographs. In my entire life, I have never been charged a late fee for checking out a bit late for a property that was ¾ empty, nor have I ever been penalized for staying on the property after check-out to take photos. When I asked the desk staff for a one-time courtesy for a late check-out given the circumstances, they were completely unsympathetic. If you are looking for a cute, albeit a bit dirty vintage trailer, this place might suit you. But, if you are looking for a welcoming staff and amenities that are not falsely advertised and inexplicably closed, perhaps stay somewhere else.