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Olde Stone RV Resort Opens New Horizons in Oregon

Wine and sky-high thrills await in the Beaver State

John Sullaway

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Olde Stone RV Village in McMinnville, Oregon, boasts a bounty of fall fun. Whether you enjoy special wine tastings, plays, farmers’ markets, special Art shows and exhibitions, or museums, there are non-stop activities around the area. And Olde Stone RV Village in McMinnville offers the best in area accommodations. The 10/10*/10 rated Good Sam park offers paved, wide pull-through sites as well as back-ins, a friendly, engaging staff, a workout room, and a newly redecorated clubhouse and gathering room.
Interior dining area.

Photo courtesy of Olde Stone RV Village.

Take to the Skies

Guests can take a leisurely stroll along a path to the next-door Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum — home of the world-famous Spruce Goose — and spend hours exploring exhibits or enjoying movies – many in 3D. There are also cafes, flight simulator rides, and chances to sit in the cockpit or explore the cargo bays of the Spruce Goose. Plan a visit for the third Friday of any month and enjoy 3rd Friday on 3rd Street in the heart of Historic Downtown McMinnville. Stroll the blocks of the charming downtown and enjoy music, art, shopping, food, and beverages.
Countless wineries celebrate the crush with fall release parties and tastings. There’s an Art in the Vineyards show and tasting, and — to get up close and personal with the vines — join more than 1000 others for the Grizzly Grape Stomp on October 20, as stompers try to set a new world record to beat Spain’s current record of 977 stompers. There’ll be music, food trucks, and, of course, wine.
Rows of grape fields.

Photo: Dan Meyers

Harvesting Fun

As summer winds down and the Willamette Valley shifts into crisp-air mode, McMinnville comes alive with grape harvests, special wine tastings, theater, farmers’ markets, art shows, and museums. Olde Stone RV Village — a 10/10*/10 Good Sam park — offers roomy paved pull-throughs and back-ins, a friendly, engaging staff, a fitness room, and a freshly redecorated clubhouse perfect for cozy gatherings.

Wineries go full-throttle in autumn with crush parties, fall-release tastings, and the Art in the Vineyards events. Don’t miss the Grizzly Grape Stomp on October 20 — a spirited, music-filled attempt to beat the world record for stompers, plus food trucks and local wine. Into winter? The Olio Nuovo Festival celebrates fresh Oregon olive oil with music, tastings, and great food, while holiday markets make gift shopping a breeze in December.

McMinnville and Olde Stone Village are less than 30 miles from Salem, OR, and less than 40 miles from Portland – making it an easy weekend getaway. And Eugene is only a 90-minute drive away, and the Oregon coast is an easy 1-hour drive west. So leave your cares at home and escape to the fun, relaxing, and warmly welcoming area that is McMinnville.

Check it out at oldestonevillage.com.

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John Sullaway has worked for years as a writer and editor for publications dedicated to camping, includingRV Business, Highways,and the2025 North American Campground Guide. A SoCal native, John enjoys spending time with his family and two dogs.

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