Wagontire RV Park

I can't speak for this place, but I can for the people whom I encounter, that helped me when I rolled my truck near Wagontire, in mid September in 2019, a little past 6:am. There was little to no traffic at that hour but just by chance an elderly lady driving to CA spotted what happened to me and came to my aid. There wasn't a cell signal to be had out there, so she drove off to call 911 for me. A... I can't speak for this place, but I can for the people whom I encounter, that helped me when I rolled my truck near Wagontire, in mid September in 2019, a little past 6:am. There was little to no traffic at that hour but just by chance an elderly lady driving to CA spotted what happened to me and came to my aid. There wasn't a cell signal to be had out there, so she drove off to call 911 for me. As I waited, about 6:30am a married couple of off duty EMTs who lived nearby, happened to be driving past and saw the broken fencing and my wrecked truck. They stopped, and ran up to check on me to see if I was okay. I was wearing my seatbelt and despite the look of my truck, I was only banged up a bit and had some cuts and nasty contusions to my left hand from the truck, brush and hard scrabble. Miraculously, I hadn't broken it, either. I was lucky to still have my hand as in rollovers, people have amputated their arms or hands, from their upper limb going out the window and being crushed by the vehicle. They stay until the ambulance came. I asked them to hang onto some valuables of mine until I was discharged from the hospital. I was transported to Burns then Bend as it appeared I had a back injury that concerned them. I was hospitalized for four days as they figured out how to go about treating the back injury. It was found that surgical wouldn't be needed. Anyway, everyone I met in this area of Oregon were truly salt of the earth types who were all too willing to help a traveler in peril. From the elderly lady who happened upon me right when it happened, to the off duty EMT couple that checked on me and looked after my things, to the first responders, to the hospital personnel to even the Sheriff who asked "What exactly happened out there?" were nothing but kind and genuinely caring to make sure I was handled with the utmost care. It was a random pile of gravel in the road, high winds, and recent rains that contributed to the rollover. I wasn't charged as it truly was an act of God the accident happened. PSA; BUCKLE UP! The life you save very much could be your own. I've survived two bad MVA, seatbelts are why I survived.

I can't speak for this place, but I can for the people whom I encounter, that helped me when I rolled my truck near Wagontire, in mid September in 2019, a little past 6:am. There was little to no traffic at that hour but just by chance an elderly lady driving to CA spotted what happened to me and came to my aid. There wasn't a cell signal to be had out there, so she drove off to call 911 for me. A... I can't speak for this place, but I can for the people whom I encounter, that helped me when I rolled my truck near Wagontire, in mid September in 2019, a little past 6:am. There was little to no traffic at that hour but just by chance an elderly lady driving to CA spotted what happened to me and came to my aid. There wasn't a cell signal to be had out there, so she drove off to call 911 for me. As I waited, about 6:30am a married couple of off duty EMTs who lived nearby, happened to be driving past and saw the broken fencing and my wrecked truck. They stopped, and ran up to check on me to see if I was okay. I was wearing my seatbelt and despite the look of my truck, I was only banged up a bit and had some cuts and nasty contusions to my left hand from the truck, brush and hard scrabble. Miraculously, I hadn't broken it, either. I was lucky to still have my hand as in rollovers, people have amputated their arms or hands, from their upper limb going out the window and being crushed by the vehicle. They stay until the ambulance came. I asked them to hang onto some valuables of mine until I was discharged from the hospital. I was transported to Burns then Bend as it appeared I had a back injury that concerned them. I was hospitalized for four days as they figured out how to go about treating the back injury. It was found that surgical wouldn't be needed. Anyway, everyone I met in this area of Oregon were truly salt of the earth types who were all too willing to help a traveler in peril. From the elderly lady who happened upon me right when it happened, to the off duty EMT couple that checked on me and looked after my things, to the first responders, to the hospital personnel to even the Sheriff who asked "What exactly happened out there?" were nothing but kind and genuinely caring to make sure I was handled with the utmost care. It was a random pile of gravel in the road, high winds, and recent rains that contributed to the rollover. I wasn't charged as it truly was an act of God the accident happened. PSA; BUCKLE UP! The life you save very much could be your own. I've survived two bad MVA, seatbelts are why I survived.

This is the best place that saved our life!! For being out in the middle of nowhere they are some of the nicest people we've met! We blew a trailer tire and ended up stopping at Wagontire and when we pulled in we got the most amazing service anyone could ask for! They helped us with our trailer, they helped us take off/put on the new tires and allowed us to stay the night so we could continue our... This is the best place that saved our life!! For being out in the middle of nowhere they are some of the nicest people we've met! We blew a trailer tire and ended up stopping at Wagontire and when we pulled in we got the most amazing service anyone could ask for! They helped us with our trailer, they helped us take off/put on the new tires and allowed us to stay the night so we could continue our trip after a nice rest and great food! 🙂 They cooked us dinner and were the just the greatest people to run into! Thanks again for all the great help you amazing men offered my family!

This is the best place that saved our life!! For being out in the middle of nowhere they are some of the nicest people we've met! We blew a trailer tire and ended up stopping at Wagontire and when we pulled in we got the most amazing service anyone could ask for! They helped us with our trailer, they helped us take off/put on the new tires and allowed us to stay the night so we could continue our... This is the best place that saved our life!! For being out in the middle of nowhere they are some of the nicest people we've met! We blew a trailer tire and ended up stopping at Wagontire and when we pulled in we got the most amazing service anyone could ask for! They helped us with our trailer, they helped us take off/put on the new tires and allowed us to stay the night so we could continue our trip after a nice rest and great food! 🙂 They cooked us dinner and were the just the greatest people to run into! Thanks again for all the great help you amazing men offered my family!