Eugene Kamping World

We are a family-owned Good Sam RV park, nestled in Oregon's beautiful Willamette Valley. Our park is located just west of Interstate 5, with the stunning Coburg hills to the east, and is just 7 miles north of downtown Eugene, home of the University of Oregon and the Oregon Ducks.

Oregon's Willamette Valley is rich in culture, adventure, local treasures, and natural wonders. From award-winning local wineries, antique shops, and outlet stores to the Oregon coast, mountains, fishing, hiking, and golf, we hope you'll take advantage of many of the opportunities our area has to offer. Take a look at our Local Attractions page for more information.

We are committed to making your stay as pleasant and hassle-free as possible, and we hope we have the opportunity to earn your business.

About Us

Eugene Kamping World has been a family-owned and operated RV park for more than 30 years. With more than 100 overnight and monthly sites, our staff is committed to making your stay as comfortable and convenient as possible. Located in the charming community of Coburg, Oregon, Eugene Kamping World is just seven miles north of downtown Eugene.

Coburg was first settled in 1847 by John Diamond and Jacob Spores. A fascinating heritage has awarded the City of Coburg recognition as a National Historic District, encompassing over 187 sites and structures. Thousands of people trek to Coburg each year for the quaint antique shops, and the many events, including the Parade of Lights, Heritage Days, Golden Years, Quilt Show, Car Classic, and the Coburg Antique Fair.

Below is our Park Map. Pick out a great spot and we'll do our level best to give you first shot at it. Contact us today to book your stay. We look forward to meeting you.

Attractions

Lane County offers all kinds of activities and attractions to fit your lifestyle, including fishing, whitewater rafting, shopping, golfing, fine dining, wineries, movie theaters, and much more. If you enjoy hiking and climbing, check out Skinner's Butte. For more GREAT information and resources on local attractions, check out what our friends at Travel Lane County have to offer. You'll be glad you did.

Eugene is home of the University of Oregon and is just one hour from the magnificent Oregon Coast. Eugene Saturday Market, a weekly handcrafted marketplace, is open every Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m., April thru mid-November. The market is made up of local handcrafts sold by the artists, international foods, live music, and the best people watching in town. It is located in downtown Eugene at 8th and Oak and is open rain or shine.

The Hult Center for the Performing Arts, built by the City of Eugene in 1982, is the largest comprehensive performing center between San Francisco and Portland. It is host to resident companies: Dance Theatre of Oregon, Eugene Ballet Company, Eugene Concert Choir, Eugene Opera, Eugene Symphony, and Orchestra.

Eugene is home to many premier golf courses. Tokatee Golf Club is rated by Golf Digest Magazine as one of America's 75 Best Public Golf Courses. Closer to Eugene, there is Fiddler's Green, home of the largest on-course pro-shop.

The quaint town of Coburg has numerous antique stores and is home to the Annual Coburg Antique Fair, which is scheduled each year on the 1st Sunday after Labor Day. There are numerous historic covered bridges in the area. Lane County was the first Oregon County to build covered bridges on a large scale and still maintains more than any other county west of the Mississippi. Sixteen bridges are listed on the National Register of Historical Places, and fourteen are still open to traffic.

Not far from Eugene Kamping World are two famous flower gardens -- Owen Rose Garden & Hendricks Park. Owen Rose Garden is located along a beautiful bike or walking path perfect for an afternoon or evening stroll. Hendricks Park is home to more than 6000 ornamental plants, including an amazing array of rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias, and viburnums under great white oaks.

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