Fire Danger Rating – HIGH
IFPL III
Location and Contact Info
800 S. State St.
Sutherlin, OR 97479Mon – Fri 9am to 12; 1pm to 5
Office: (541) 459-4465
email: timberskp800@gmail.comQUICK LINKs
Timber Valley Log Newsletter
Park Online Calendar
Active Wait List
— — —
SKP Member Rental Rates
Directions
— — —
TV Log Submissions email: (cut & paste)
Sutherlin97479+TVLOG@gmail.comWebsite Submissions email:
webadmin@timbervalleyskp.comWebsite Posting Standards:
The purpose of the Timber Valley Website, (timbervalleyskp.com) is to inform members and visitors of pertinent Park news, events and items of interest. We will prioritize contributions from Members. We will, at all times, strive to be neutral in all affairs and promote unity and the well-being of all Park Members.In order to meet the expectations of Members, there are some topics that will not be posted:
- Items relating to politics and/or religion.
- Items of a personal nature or promoting personal benefit.
Sunshine Committee Representative
for August...Karen Hofferber – Lot #49 – (503) 784-8638
-
Recent Articles
- Mr. Gobble August 21, 2025
- Jack’s and Jill’s August 21, 2025
- Timber Valley Labor Day Festivities! Monday September 1, 2025 August 20, 2025
- The Transformative Power of Volunteerism for Your Health August 19, 2025
- Mr. Gobble August 18, 2025
Room Reservations/Calendar Updates
Please use our online form
Our Park Emergency Alert System
We use a texting service called RainedOut as the Timber Valley Alert System. See the instructions on the Members Only Page for how to sign up. It's easy, and it keeps members "in the know" when situations call for urgently informing members of something. Be among the first to know when something urgent happens that affects our members.
Subscribe and get Emails for new Posts
Website Menu
About Us
The Timber Valley SKP RV Park is a 206 unit 55+ RV Co-op affiliated with the Escapees RV Club. Each member of the co-op holds a lifetime lease on a large RV lot. When a member is not in the park, that lot can be put into the rental pool so that visiting Escapees members may rent an available lot by the day, week, or month.Search This Website
Categories
Past Articles
Contact our Website Team
TV Alerts
Category Archives: General Interest
NIGHT WINDS
In the wink of an eye, my soul is turning They start in the seconds between wakefulness and sleep.
You Missed September 2 Social Hour, with George Reel and Sutherlin Fire Department!
U.S. Flag First Carried into Battle on September 3, 1777
Thanks to Peggy Russell for bringing this to our attention! The U.S. Flag was first carried into battle on today’s date in 1777. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides a fascinating history of the U.S. Flag at https://www.va.gov/opa/publications/celebrate/flag.pdf
Dog Rules
By Fred Prout Dogs have their own set of rules. They supersede any that we try to impose on them. Simple: eat, drink, walk, sleep, give love, give more love, empty tanks and, to my dismay, periodically, eat grass and … Continue reading
Jerry Hatch, In Memoriam
One of the more colorful members of Timber Valley left us on August 23, 2022. Jerry Hatch passed away in his sleep August 23. He would have been 90 years old October 23, 2022. Jerry and Darlene Hatch moved into … Continue reading
You Missed Sex in the Garden!! (Friday August 26 Presentation)
Melinda Stanfield, Lot #2, presented a very knowledgeable and enjoyable talk during last Friday’s social hour at 3 pm. As an experienced gardener, when her zucchinis were flowering but not producing any fruit, she researched the problem. She discovered the … Continue reading
Please Take Your Debris Piles to the Truck in the Storage Area
Just a friendly reminder that you the leaseholder are responsible for taking cuttings and other vegetation to the storage area. You can drop your debris in the back of the truck. The Landscape Committee works hard keeping our common areas … Continue reading
The Devil In the Router
By Fred Prout I write this as a reformed Luddite. Cancel progress. Too much is too much! Bring back the golden days of radio when we could use our imagination. Orson Wells could play The Thin Man, Lake Woebegone Days … Continue reading