Long term RV parks near Portland

Renting an RV here for a month or more is the easy half. The pad is the hard half, and in Portland it is hardest in exactly the months you want to be here.

The summer cap closes both of them

Both chain parks within reach of Portland publish the same rule: a maximum of 14 days per site from April 15 to September 15.

In Florida, where the same operator runs the same rule, that window is the hot, empty half of the year and almost nobody notices. In Oregon it is the season. It covers everything from the first dry weekend to the end of the coast summer, which means a monthly stay at either of these parks is not available in any of the months most people want one.

So a summer long stay around Portland needs an independent park, a private lot, or a plan to move the unit every fortnight.

From mid-September to mid-April the cap lifts and both take bookings of 28 nights and longer. If your dates are flexible, that is the window worth asking for.

The two long term RV parks near Portland

ParkCityMiles from PortlandSitesTakes 28 nightsPhone
Portland Fairview RV ParkFairview, OR12407Yes(503) 661-1047
Mt Hood Village RV ResortWelches, OR38382Yes877-570-2267

Read from each park's own pages on 2026-09-14. Nothing here is estimated.

What neither of them publishes

Between them they state no electric amperage, nothing about sewer or water at the pad, no maximum RV length, no monthly rate, and nothing at all about billing. That last group is the one that decides a long stay, so call and get the answers in writing:

  • Will you invoice monthly in my name, with the pad fee on its own line?
  • Is electric metered on top of the monthly rate, and at what rate?
  • Which sites are 50 amp, and is sewer at the pad or a dump station?
  • During the capped window, may I book back to back if I change sites?
  • Portland Fairview RV Park: (503) 661-1047
  • Mt Hood Village RV Resort: 877-570-2267

Why Oregon stays run long

Oregon is one of three states that put a minimum on temporary housing after a declared emergency. House Bill 3272, passed in 2021, requires at least 24 months of additional living expenses, extendable to 36, for a loss in a declared emergency area. California and Colorado are the other two, and all three are wildfire states.

A displacement measured in years is not a holiday booking. If that is your situation, the pad question and the billing question matter more than the nightly rate, which is why they are the first thing on this page.

Questions people ask

Are there long term RV parks near Portland?
2, both within 38 miles: Portland Fairview RV Park in Fairview and Mt Hood Village RV Resort in Welches. Both take bookings of 28 nights and longer outside the capped window.
Can I book a monthly RV site near Portland in summer?
Not at either of these on a single site. Both cap a booking at 14 days per site from April 15 to September 15, which in Oregon is the whole season. A summer monthly stay needs an independent park, a private lot, or a move every fortnight.
What do long term RV parks near Portland charge by the month?
Neither publishes a monthly rate, amperage, sewer detail or anything about billing. Call Portland Fairview on (503) 661-1047 or Mt Hood Village on 877-570-2267 and ask for the rate and whether electric is metered on top.
How long does insurance pay for an RV in Oregon?
Oregon House Bill 3272, passed in 2021, requires at least 24 months of additional living expenses after a loss in a declared emergency area, extendable to 36. Oregon, California and Colorado are the only three states with a statutory minimum of that length.

The full records

These records are maintained across the whole country by LongTerm RV, including every field and the date each was last read. This page is the Portland part of it, with the local reading attached.

Need the RV as well as the pad?

We rent the unit and deliver it. Tell us the dates and which park, or ask us to find the pad with you.

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