Bounty of Yamhill County
Since roughly 1910, the people of America have taken to the roads in vehicles that have been outfitted with homestyle comforts. These RVs have evolved from spartan accommodations to ultimately luxurious "houses on wheels." RVers who also happen to be foodies attend the Bounty of Yamhill County to sample the fine farm produce and meats, chef-created meals, and wonderful wines of the Yamhill County region. The year 2025 will be the 11th for the Bounty of Yamhill County. The event lasts for three days. Yamhill County itself, which is nestled in the heart of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, enjoys rich soils, a mild climate, and some of the most spectacular scenery anywhere. This abundance of natural resources and a strong trailblazing spirit have attracted innovative vintners, agricultural innovators, and some of the best chefs in the country. Bounty of Yamhill County is a project of the Yamhill Enrichment Society. It's a local nonprofit that transforms the lives of Yamhill County children through literacy and music enrichment.
ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT
There are no 2025 events listed on the event's website as of yet. However, if the event follows the tradition of the previous 10 years, there will be wine tastings, culinary displays, international food presentations, and picnic events taking place during the three days.
ON-SITE AMENITIES
The website lists no actual amenities at the event location. However, if certain activities at Bounty of Yamhill County take place at wineries or restaurants in McMinnville and environs, then the amenities of the applicable properties will be available.
LOCATION
The headquarters of Bounty of Yamhill County is at 638 NE Fifth Street, McMinnville, OR, 97128. McMinnville itself is a small city of roughly 34,000 inhabitants.
LINEUP
As of January 22, 2025, there is no lineup of chefs, vintners, or other food-and-drink presenters set up yet. Keep checking the website for updates.
RVING AT THE EVENT
There is no RV park or other RV accommodations at the festival grounds. There are, however, a few RV parks in or near to McMinnville. One of these is the Olde Stone Village RV Park. It's right in McMinnville, and it has a playground for children, sports courts for adults, and a pool for the whole family. It also has full restrooms and showers, an energy-efficient laundry facility, and a large on-site kitchen.
Dundee Hills Resort offers 38 pull-through RV campsites that are 75 feet long and 35 feet wide. They also have 16 back-in sites that measure 55 feet by 22 feet. The campground offers full hookups, showers and full restrooms, and laundry facilities.
In the Yamhill Valley, the temperatures during the summer rise into the 80s. Although that's quite comfortable for most people, you still have to take precautions to protect yourself from the sun. Wear loose, airy clothing, and be sure to use the strongest sunblock available on exposed skin. Wear a wide-brimmed hat and dark sunglasses, too. Always be sure to have enough water for each member of your family.
Crater Lake National Park is just 250 miles from McMinnville. If you like to stargaze, then Crater Lake National Park is perfect with its Class-1 Bortle skies. It's 300 miles to Redwood National Park. Both of these parks provide you with unparalleled raw nature to explore and enjoy. Be sure to take your camera!
WHERE TO STAY
One of the interesting and comfortable other options in the area is to glamp at The Vintages Trailer Resort. The trailers at the resort span the period of 1947-1999 and provide superb luxury and a glimpse back in time.
For a charming change of pace in McMinnville, you can stay at the Youngberg Hill Inn and Winery. You can experience both fine hospitality and award-winning wine at the same property, and it's right near the event location. That makes it a wonderful counterpoint to the great food that you'll get at Bounty of Yamhill County.
HOW TO GET THERE
From Portland: Follow the Pacific Highway West out of the city, and that will take you right to McMinnville.
From Eugene: Take Route 5 north to Salem. Once there, proceed west on the Salem Dallas Highway to Rickreall. From there, take the Pacific Highway north to McMinnville.
PARKING
There is no official "parking area" for Bounty of Yamhill County. Instead, the parking lots at the various establishments where the events take place will be available.
TICKETS & PRICING
Tickets aren't available yet for Bounty of Yamhill County. The websites for previous years' festivals mention that the tickets generally go on sale sometime during the spring. It would be wise to keep an eye on the website for details because the tickets for these events usually go quite quickly.
WRAP UP
Before heading out to Oregon for Bounty of Yamhill County, it would probably be good to take a look at RVshare's terrific tips for planning an RV road trip. Renting an RV through RVshare is also a fabulous idea.
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