I lived in multiple communities in Eugene and this place without a doubt is the absolute best choice. Not only is it incredibly reasonably priced, but the people who work in the leasing office genuinely care about you. This is very rare to find. I felt very unsafe when I lived in downtown Eugene and it was a night and day different experience living in Stadium Park. From the first day I moved in - Paula a lady who works there welcomed me with a huge smile and even went out of her way to help me move my things to my apartment. This is what you call staff being genuinely kind. In a world of fake and deception, stadium park is the opposite. They hire people who care - from Paula and the rest of leasing office, to the tech man (who literally stayed on the phone with me while I was in Target trying to figure out which router to buy) and then came and helped me set up, to the maintenance workers who always came with a smile it was just all around positive energy. The neighborhood is BEAUTIFUL. I had a one bedroom that was spacious and quiet (so important in a college town!) I am very ruthless and critical when it comes to reviews and I just want anyone who is considering moving to Stadium Park to take the chance - i am so glad I did it truly was a sanctuary living in that community. Thanks Paula and everyone else who made living there so special!

Stadium park is by far the best place I have lived at. Very clean and comfortable. The staff were always great to work with. Been here for 2 years and have already renewed my lease for the next year. I really couldn’t imagine living anywhere else especially after some of the horror stories I have heard from friends. Told them about stadium, and they now love it here too. Highly highly recommended.

I lived here for three years, and loved it. However, I have brought up several times in two different years that i had no help cleaning and the carpet was tearing apart for no reason. I received no help or relief and I know no other roommates were charged for the mess they left. Once i moved out, they’re trying to charge me an outstanding fee for items i have sent maintenance requests for, and I even told them who is responsible for the items destroyed, but I’ve been ignored and it feels really unfair how things have been handled. I did love my time there, but this really negatively impacted my thoughts on stadium park.

It wasnt a bad place to live overall. Its very affordable with a lot of amenities. However, I am giving a three star rating because of the ridiculous cleaning fees I was charged upon move out. I felt I went above and beyond in my deep clean. I pulled all the appliances (washer, dryer, stove, fridge) out and cleaned behind and under each of them. There were several inches of dust behind the fridge. It definitely had not been cleaned for several years. I left the apartment better than I found it but was still charged $178 for cleaning. I was charged $45 for tack holes. I asked at the beginning of my lease if tacks were okay and they told me yes. Other than that, it was a little noisy and I did see a few car windows get broken but it wasnt bad for the price.

Obviously most of the amenities were not available because of COVID, but rent was not adjusted to account for that. Areas are not well patrolled, we had a fight break out between homeless people trying to both steal from our dumpster. The close out charges for an apartment with no damages was almost another months rent, so be aware that they will try to gouge you for hundreds of dollars when you leave. They also hit us up for more money every cold month since if you run the heaters they will pass the costs onto you. Oh, and no AC so in hot months so if youre going to be there in the summer prepare to sweat - our animals did not handle it well and we had to keep every window open and go buy box fans just to keep the place under 90 most nights to sleep.I would recommend you look at any other apartment first. Avoid all the Horizon owned properties. Theres a reason this place has so many 1 star reviews. Theres a few people who try and the people in the office greeting you are nice enough, but the management and ownership will find a way to extract every dollar they legally can from you and all the deals and offers and perks can disappear quickly and youre just left with a lease that allows them to charge you as much as you want with no consequences or recourse.Edit: The manager replies to every review apparently, but when you email them and they ask what they can do - they just ignore you again. Also, a month after our lease ended and still waiting on our deposit back - the little bit of it they didnt take for non-existent damages.

I just moved into my apartment and Im stoked about how nice everything is! The girls in the office were super helpful and made moving in super easy. My apartment is right by the pool which has been awesome, and so far my roommates they matched me with have been great. I cant wait for this year!

I don’t even know how to begin to describe my frustration with this apartment complex. I put a maintence request in to have my fridge looked at because it’s not working properly. Anyway, this is not only the second time I’ve had to now do this and it’s still as of this morning not keeping things at a proper temperature. Yesterday, about 4pm my boyfriend and I had gotten back to my apartment after running errands and getting a few things done that we needed to in preparation for our son. When we arrived maintence was still in my house, which is fine and I’ve been there before when they have gotten around to finally half-assedly completing requests. But when I had gotten home it, it seemed like he had been there about an hour if not longer, because almost all of my freezer stuff had spoiled and sitting out on my counter. As he “worked” on the freezer, which wasn’t the problem with the fridge. We waited another 30 minutes for him to leave. He didn’t clean up, in fact he left the fridge still out from against the wall. If it was just myself there I wouldn’t have been able to push it back into place. My boyfriend and I cleaned up my kitchen, and then took a nap. We got up from our nap around 7pm. We were not planning on leaving the house again until the next morning. We had no reason to. My neighbor called me after we woke up from a nap asking to borrow something and I walked over to give it to them, at my amazement and honest shock the maintence guy had left the key to my apartment in the front door. Which meant the 2 hour nap we took the front door was locked for no reason. And if my neighbor hadn’t asked to borrow something we wouldn’t have noticed until morning, so the door wouldn’t have been easy to access for anyone to break in to my house at any point in the night. This neighborhood has been known for break ins. Most of the time I am actually at this apartment by myself, since I currently do not have a roommate. On top of that, I am 7 months pregnant, and if I had been by myself there’s no way I would have been able to defend myself. And that person would have gotten in with a key. Do not move into stadium park apartments if you want to live safely. Do not move your children into stadium park if you want them safe. It’s been nearly 24 hours since they were in my house with the key, and no ones even contacted me to ask if the key got left.

Stadium park is a money hungry monster. All they want is money. People at the office have a high self esteem, but they don´t relize they work for Stadium park. Appliances probably older than I am. If it breaks down good luck on getting it fixed. Lucky for you they will mow the lawn and blow the leafs at 7 am Saturday. Thank god for these people. Thank you Stadium park. I can´t express how fun this stay was!

This was the worst place Ive lived in my 8 years of living on my own. When I moved in, everything was dirty and they failed my move in inspection. When I moved out they said I failed their inspection! How can I fail everything, when it was already dirty to begin with? They charge you mandatory cleaning fees and this place is so gross.During the pandemic they offered deferred rent, which is not helpful at all. Further they encouraged us not to do it because of the risk of getting behind in rent.I got out of here as fast as I could. Ive never lost a security deposit before, but it is clear this place only cares about money. Theyre awful.

I just moved to Oregon and I’m loving living near the river! Stadium park has been a convenient and comfortable place to live. The leasing office staff have been super helpful and have answered all my questions about the complex and even the city. Im grateful to live in a place that I can enjoy!

Went by to see what the place looks like and the place is poorly taken care of, saw more than one porch with garbage just piling up and if the managers are gonna let that slide where people can see it i can only imagine what you cant see.

If you’re looking for a decently priced place That you can get fast and live in for a year, this is the place. Long term though I would not recommend since they screw you over. Was very disappointed to hear they charge $350 if you get a sublet and $500 JUST to cancel your lease and you can’t cancel it after 30 days prior to moving in. I’ve lived at other apartments before and they never charged me for getting a sublet nor for canceling my lease. Additionally, when I moved in I found some used cigarettes in my closet, showing they don’t do much of a deep clean before people move in.

Im genuinely conflicted, because living here for the most part was a good time. The apartment was alright I guess, no ac which was horrible in the summer but kept warm in the winter. The facilities were excellent I just wish I had found the time to go to the pool in the 2 years i lived here. The appliances they provided were very vary old and the stove didnt always work. Roommates were hit or miss, one stole my bike. I probably would have stayed longer but then covid hit and I couldnt pay rent (lost my job) they wouldnt work with me because my copayer still made a good amount of money (they couldnt help me because they also were struggling with bills) so stadium kicked me out in the middle of a pandemic and charged me over 2k usd in fees and cleaning/carpet replacement (still had communication with an old roommate they never replaced the carpet.) 1 star because the front office was always nice but the management was scummy.

I see a lot of bad reviews but I have nothing but good things to say! Paula is super helpful and attentive. I’ve made a lot of friends at this complex too!

Loved this place! It was a great environment to live in. The apartments are clean and perfect spacing. The staff is amazing, whenever I went into the office I felt more like a friend than a resident. Even the maintenance is friendly and on top of it, Id never have to wait days to get something fixed. This complex is a great student living spot, and if you love sports the stadium is just a few minutes down the street! I loved going to games and not having to worry about parking! If youre trying to weigh out the options, Id go with Stadium Park for sure :)

Stadium Park has been the 3rd place that I have moved into this year alone. It has been a crazy ride but I am so thankful I found housing that fits my needs. Not only are they fully furnished (Which was perfect for my situation) but they are also pet friendly!! No size or breed restrictions. I have a pittie :) and shes the sweetest thing but of course because she is pit bull bread housing has been very hard. Having the relief that I can have my fur baby with me with no problems is weight lifted of my shoulders. The office has been super nice and helpful through out this whole thing. :)

It’s a good and okay place to live. However, some employees that live on site and have access to equipment like their golf carts miss use it. I literally almost got hit with them flying 20-30 miles down not really lit parking lot and racing around is unacceptable. And then when I get in my car asking them it’s appropriate use they got mouthy with me and said what is he going to do and laugh. On top of that they said they were working. But wait, Sunday at 1:30 am working, last time I checked there is no on calls here that can assist you, so they weren’t working and mocked me and almost ran me over. So not a really appropriate. And they claim that I am not going to do anything, tho office will be hearing about two employees that use golf carts to race girls around the property at night, with no lights in the dark, and then make fun of a person that lives here! I think the city of Eugene Housing will not be pleased to hear about this.

I have lived here for 2 years and I love it! Ive lived in a 4x2 and now a 2x2 and its everything I could ask for. It has a washer and dryer right in the unit itself and my own private bathroom! The people in the office helped me through the whole application and lease so it was super easy and fast. They were so great.

This 3-star rating is not based on the apartments as we have never lived there. However, were basing it solely on the website and misinformation that we received in regards to possibly leasing for a relative. We had inquired about a 2 bedroom apartment in an email, but never received a response. (Which alone I thought was rude and unprofessional.) So, giving a benefit of the doubt, we made a special trip from out of town to specifically do a tour of a unit ... which the website said was available. But it wasnt at all. Thirdly, the leasing price listed on the website was nowhere near the real leasing price. Nowhere on the website do these apartments mention that they cater to mostly college students and the price listed is based on how many bedrooms there are. My advice is to talk to a human. The website is simply fluff and marketing.

I love all the great amenities! Free pizza Mondays! Free tanning and a 24 hour Gym! Im saving so much money and everything is right here so its supper convenient! Plus i love the location, Being able to walk to the Duck Games is definitely a bonus!

Stadium park is greedy and does not care about its residents. Most of the appliances in our apartment did not work and even after being fixed continued to be faulty. They woke me up so much with loud leafblowers and lawn mowers outside my window at 8am, like why? they could have them come at any other time during the day. Yet they still took forever to fix our appliances which is way more important to me than the grass outside. I never felt safe during my time living here, my roommate was aggressive towards me and when I contacted the office to complain there was nothing done about it in order to make me feel safer. Furthermore there was always sketchy people roaming outside making it scary to even walk my dog. A person on drugs came to my door one day and after awkwardly asking him to leave he came back the next day and was standing right outside looking through my window, I called security and they did nothing about it the person on the phone treated me like I was crazy for being scared even though this was the second time he was at my apartment. When Coronavirus left everyone without a job they refused to reduce rent, even though all amenities were closed due to quarantine and many residents expressed we should not be charged for maintenance fees for these amenities (pool, gym and clubhouse, free food) they still charged us full price, all they did was reduce the late rent payment fee from $50 to $25 proving once again all they care about is money. When I moved out I deep cleaned the whole apartment even though there was 3 other roommates in my apartment and they still took my security deposit only giving me $16 back. You will not feel at home here the office ladies will treat you like youre being inconvenient when you ask for something even though its their job and there will always be at least one non working appliance in your apartment. Dont move in

LOVE Stadium Park! They have an amazing staff and are always hosting some sort of event to bring the Stadium community together (most events have food - yum!). Their social media is always full of fun tips and allows residents to stay up-to-date on whats going on. I highly recommend Stadium!

I didnt move in because I was informed of a bedbug issue as well as financial issues due to covid. After calling them to discuss getting out of my lease (never even set foot in my apartment or moved anything in) they charged me $1500 and immediately sent me to collections. These people are scum that dont deserve your patronage and will probably try and screw you out of your money. Wish I could give negative stars

This place is alright but the maintenance is way over the top. Feels like they’ve been doing work to the building for over a month. They have their own maintenance staff and it’s really not that big of a property. It just feels like every single day I get woken up to lawn mowers and leaf blowers etc..They are also a bit intrusive. One time they came into our apartment to do a quick inspection, which is totally fine. Then two weeks later, they sent us a letter on our door that they were coming into our apartment AGAIN to check the fire extinguishers. This wouldn’t be so bad if they gave you the exact day they’re coming, but they just give you a ballpark estimate. Something like “we’ll be there sometime between Monday-Friday and between 9am-5pm.” I don’t think it’s really fair to expect tenants to have to anticipate your arrival for a whole week, knowing at any minute you can be taking a shower and someone comes knocking on your doors and enters your house, without your consent.It’s not a bad place to live. The rent prices aren’t too terrible and the parking availability is really nice. It’s like any other student housing, so keep that in mind. I would’ve given it 4 stars, but the maintenance and construction has been awful to live with for the past month and a half

The worst place to live. Do not recommend at all. Worst customer service every.When we first moved the apartment was completely DISGUSTING. All the bathrooms had to be deep cleaned. The kitchen was trashed as well. One could tell the carpets had not been cleaned in year. Nor had they painted anything recently.Everything was falling apart. We spent the first two months CONSTANTLY calling maintain ace have people come in to keep fixing things: the kitchen skin, shower rods, widows, fans, lightbulbs, and EVERYTHING you could possible think of. Eventually, we just stopped because when we called to complain one of the maintenance workers gave us attitude when we brought it up he stated, “that’s why I have a job” extremely rudely. All we had mentioned was our frustration with us always calling the office because things had constantly been broken.We had girls living down stairs from our apartment who were constantly extremely loud and rude. They would leave their dog poop everywhere never bothering to pick anything up. When we called the office the said they would handle it. I called at least 15 times and they did absolutely nothing about it. The would play music so loud we could hear it during the week days when all my roommates had school the next day.When the pandemic hit like many people we weren’t sure how we were going to pay rent. Eventually I called them to explain my situation and the lady I had talked to claimed we had everything figured out and put me on a payment plan. Frustrated at the fact that they lacked understanding I was hoping the situation was over with. After a month, the kept calling harassing me and I explained that I was already on payment plan. They had kicked me out of my apartment assuming I had already moved out. They put a bunch of charges on my account like painting and cleaning when nothing had been done to my room. I called and the manager was extremely rude and had an attitude because of my financial situation. She proceeded to explain it was my fault and that she had not heard of this payment plan. Which wasn’t my fault because their office did not communicate.Finally, when moving out I had packed everything and cleaned. My roommate spent hours cleaning and assuring everything was in order for when they came. Their had been an abundance of charges for cleaning, painting and damages. The place was absolutely disgusting when we had moved in so I knew the cleaning we had done could not have been any worse then that.I will be calling to sort out these false charges and showing them pictures that prove that they are huge scammers. Everyone that worked here was absolutely rude. I do not recommend living here. As you can see by many of the comments I am not lying because many others feel the same ways this place is absolutely terrible. DO NO LIVE HERE!If I could give it less than 1 star I would!

I highly recommend this apartmentComplex. The staff are very friendly the rooms are up to date and the cost is very affordable. It was a great place for my daughter while she was going to school at U of O and Lane Community college. The location was perfect for both schools. The area is safe and I felt comfortable having my daughter live there. Overall great experience.

New resident as of this week and not happy with my new start here. I understand that this is student housing. I was very up front with what my needs were before moving in and it now feels like a bit of a let down. As much as I enjoy attempting to fall asleep to the sound of basketball, sneakers, and the f bomb each night (my first 2 nights so far) it would be nice if you wouldn’t allow residents to play Basketball past 10pm. I’m sure it’s a seasonal type thing but still. When I called the after hours I was told that it’s not a 10pm cut off time. It’s actually 10:45pm. Great, that’s fine. But when you hand your new resident a document that states a 10pm cutoff time it’s very unprofessional and now I look silly calling the after hours number. I’m optimistic that living here will get better. Just don’t get why you’d allow residents to basically be as loud as they want in an outside space (basketball court) right next to other students/residents who may have lives that begin earlier than 8am.

I cant say I was ever excited to live here, but it has served its purpose well. I chose it since I was finishing up at UO and the 79x was super convenient, but after 2 years living here the cheap appliances/furniture, not great location (everything is out of the way and theres always construction in the nearby complexes going on), and living with assigned roommates got pretty old. I was actually able to find a place with much better appliances and location for not much more rent. I will say I wasnt super taken with the free food and gym, they just were not things I needed but this place is okay for students on a budget.UPDATE: I changed my review to one star because they sent me to collections for their incredibly cheap furniture during a time of economic crisis. I am fully able to pay the amount they are charging, but this irks me on principle alone because Im sure this is happening to others who may be worse off than me. Landlords who do this should be publicly shamed.

So far Ive had a great experience living at Stadium Park Apartments. The grounds are constantly kept clean and its relatively quiet for something so close to the University of Oregon. They also provide free meals several times a week which is an amazing thing when youre strapped for cash haha.

Ive lived in Stadium Park apartments for several years now and I have never been more pleased with an apartment experience. Nice, fully furnished rooms, with private bathrooms and amenities. Its also located in a fairly nice neighborhood with little crime or noise.The reason I write this review today though, is to single out one of its maintenance staff. I wrote in for the staff to send someone to tell me if a spot above my shower was mold or a water leak so I could properly deal with the problem. Instead, the employee identified and got rid of the mold, identified and took care of a leak that was starting to form, cleaned my tub, cleaned my toilet, replaced a light, and cleaned my sink. He also showed me what supplies Id need to properly do the same. He did all of this within what I would say was roughly an hour and a half. Most maintenance workers Ive dealt with have been rude and unprofessional to the point of me avoiding any issues like the plague just so I wont have to deal with them. Instead, this gentleman performed his service so professionally that it was less a maintenance request fulfilled but more one of those remodeling reality shows where the guy comes in and takes care of the place in an episode. The bathroom literally looks better than the day I moved in.So, if you do move into Stadium Park and you need some maintenance done, ask for a guy named Austin. But hurry, hes probably got a TLC show in the works!

I’ve been in stadium park for almost a year now and I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else. The area is kept clean, maintenance helps whenever we need it and the front desk staff is amazing. Paula especially has been a great help to making my year great here. She is always so kind and always goes the extra distance to make sure I’m being taken care of and enjoying my time here.

It has been awful and terrible experience!!!!! Theres no safety at all .... The administration of this property only care about your money..... Be careful do not rent here at all ....

This place is a mess. Theyll find any way to charge you for damages that may not even exist, dont pay attention to the safety of their residents, refuse to cooperate with other apartment complexes once you move out, and will only be pleasant with you if there is still a chance of renewing your lease. The amenities are overblown (half of them are constantly breaking down), and the only positive is the cheaper rent, which is increased at any chance they have to increase it

Stadium park has a wonderful maintenance service and are always willing to help you out. Another person that I love is Paula! She is a wonderful lady that always comes through for us whenever I need help.

Nice decent place to live. Affordable for students. My stay here was great . I wouldn’t move out if it was close to my work and also if they had unfurnished affordable one bedroom . Management is really good . They welcome you with a great smile and try to solve your problem as quickly as possible. Only trouble I had was I got some loud music lover neighbors who sleep around 3 am. This just happened couple of times not always but when I called the emergency hour number, they responded fast and send the security officer. Overall I would highly recommend this apartment.

Everyone in the office is always super helpful and very friendly! The maintenance team is great and quick at solving any problems I have. Being pet friendly was a huge plus for me as well!

Ive been having some trouble finding a new place to live since I’ve never lived on my own and a lot of places around here get so frustrated with all my questions but Stadium Park has been AMAZING. Every time I’ve come in I’ve had the pleasure of talking with Paula and she is seriously the NICEST person I’ve come across so far. She is so patient and sweet and took the time to answer any and all of my questions. Thank you for being so AWESOME I would recommend everyone I know to come here!

Great housing for students. The staff in the main office are very sweet and helpful. Free tanning is always a plus too!!!!

I moved in here because at the time I had no where for my daughter and I to live. I also had an old roommate move into the same apartment as me because he was also looking for somewhere to live. I signed a lease from November to August and made my rent payments on time every month. I eventually found a new apartment and spoke to Stadium Park about the process for a lease take over. They told me I had to do it on my own and the whole process was done online. I found someone to rent it out by the end of April. He came and looked at the room got the keys and told me he was already in the process of moving in. I talked to Stadium Park and they specifically told me that everything was taken care of and all I had to do was pay the $350 lease sublet fee. Which I did, and got confirmation that they received that payment and I was released from my contract. Then about a few days ago, now in the idle of May they start asking me for rent. I told them I did a lease take over and wouldnt be paying them anymore. Then someone from Stadium Park calls and texts me saying that I am still responsible for my lease and that they moved him in as a new tennant. I am currently in the process of getting all my paperwork together and taking them to court because now they are trying to stick me with a broken lease as well as late fees and rent. They are complete criminals there. Im a single mom and also dealing with the issue of not working as much due to COVID19, I cant even really afford an attorney, but everything they have done is completely unacceptable and I wont have my future ruined by selfish unjust bullies who think they can lie and steal and leave me to deal with the consequences.

I lived here for one year, and during that time my apartment was robbed four times. Huge lack of security, unhelpful management, and unsafe area.Many homeless folks consistently circling the area at night.I left for a week during the holidays. During that time the front door was broken down and our entire apartment was robbed. When I returned, the door had been open for multiple days, and no one had seen or reported the break-in. Needless to say it was in the middle of winter and our heating bill was through the roof due to the door being open for several days. They declined to reduce my utilities bill for that month. This was just one of my four break in experiences here...If you chose to live here please be safe, always lock the door behind you and ensure you valuables are hidden when you leave home.Certainly would not recommend living here.

Stadium park is one of the best student apartments complex in Eugene. When there’s a problem it’s a quick reply from the front office to help out. Paula runs this show. Super kind and helps out with everything I need help on. She makes it very comfortable living here going the extra mile for me. Austin is also a huge part of this place always making sure maintenance is right at the apartment. Whenever I got a problem he’s always there within a day. It’s been a great two years here.

Just wanted to say something about Paula!I lived there a couple years prior and walked in again to sign a lease but she remembered me! Whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing, I thought it was awesome! She’s so sweet! So genuine and made it easier to want to live there again!She’s the only one I want and probably will deal with when it comes to my lease and any future issues . PAULAS GREAT! Give her a raise! ❤️👏

It’s a total lease trap, this place sucks pretty hard. You’re better off renting a house, especially if you are a student at UO because the commute is kinda long.

I really enjoy living here! The apartment is really nice and I love the pool and how much grass area there is. Having a lot of parking thats only 35 bucks a year is also definitely a plus. The staff is really nice as well. When my apartment sprung a leak over spring break while I was away, the maintenance team was right on it and made sure none of my stuff got damaged, and Nathan was kind enough to follow up and make sure everything was working properly after the fact. The front desk staff also brought me flowers and the first season of Supernatural! Still cant figure out how they guessed that I love that show... They must be magical :) A very nice place to live, and the bus line that goes straight to campus and the O-Bar right across the street makes it that much better. Highly recommend.

Love living here! The price is very affordable compared to other student housing and even though its a bit further from campus theres a free bus to take to campus. Comes fully furnished and included utilities in price of rent which is nice.

Stadium has a really great down to earth staff. Everyone is so helpful and understanding. Great place to live.

Ive been trying to contact them for three weeks now with no reply... take that as you will..Update: I finally got through to them and they have been very helpful!

Don’t move in here! The worst place I have ever lived!

Stadium park is obviously the coolest place to live! I mean who wouldn’t want to be surrounded by great staff, a fun complex, right next to the football field and the baseball field. Literally love everything about it, don’t miss out. It’s hip.

Stadium park is not the place to live!! I’ve lived on my own for 4 years now and that is by far the worst place. Constantly dirty even when you move in. The rent is way too high for the lowest quality of living. Can barely live in your own space without somebody complaining. My floor is the ceiling of somebody else and I was walking in egg shells because they will charge you if you get any noise complaint. The girl below me said we walk “too loud”. There is one staff member that I like and it is Paula. Everybody else is no help. Do not recommend. Only good thing is there is no breed restrictions on pets.

Home amenities are old and outdated. have had something not working and needed repair a lot of times. one of the roommates they paired me with is absolutely awful to live with. there is currently a maintenance person hammering and sawing and ripping up the floor in the room next to me at 10 in the morning because my old roommate that they paired me with messed the floor up so bad. management will charge you for things your roommates have done. Dont live here, you can find places to live closer to campus for the same amount of money, if not, cheaper with better appliances and better management.

Stadium Park Apartments has been one of the most positive renting experiences that I have ever had. Their front desk, and maintenance staff genuinely care about their tenants and prove it by their actions. Sarah was who we signed our lease with and she helped me and my roommate out of a terrible situation with another landlord by getting an apartment ready for us a month early. They truly strive to create a community for all residents and always give great service.

Please don’t rent here.

This is one of the worst student living spaces I’ve ever been in. Lived here for 2 years. Had awful roomate experiences, one that included the police. The roomates I had endangered me and made me feel unsafe in my apartment, and Stadium Park did nothing to help me. They charged my friends roomate $500 for having her boy friend stay a couple nights, but didn’t help when another roomates boyfriend brought guns to the apartment and endangering them because “the police were already involved”. Front desk people are not genuine, unhelpful, and do not care about your well being. Yes they have cool amenities and free food, etc. but they do not take care of you in any other way. If you are considering this place for your child, do not. Sincerely, A Concerned Past Resident

Free parking all day everyday, roommate matchmaking, AND I got 400$ when I renewed my lease? I’d say this complex is a good place to live!

My best friend & I moved up here last year (2014) and at the time didnt yet have an upgraded apartment but that didnt stop us from making the apartment our home. We became really close with the leasing manager Sarah & she always takes care of anything we need & so does Nick from maintenance. We re-leased with them & got upgraded furniture as well as the hard wood floors & it looks amazing! Honestly if youre nice & follow the stipulations they give you to get something done they will do it! You also get cable & Internet, free tanning, a free 24 hour gym, a pool & a volleyball court! They also do fun little parties down at the clubhouse where you can almost always win prizes! I recommend living here :)

The maintenance team is great! Its really nice to have such thorough help whenever needed. Their attitudes toward any issue is wonderful. I highly recommend. :)

Stadium Park is a great place to live. The office staff is always welcoming and very helpful. And with all the furniture and flooring upgrades that theyve done recently the apartments look really good. You really get the most out of your money with what pay for here.

We moved our daughter in to Stadium Park Apartments this fall and the overall experience was excellent. We are very happy with her apartment and roommates, and the professionalism of their staff has been top notch. The level of customer service offered is surprisingly good for a college dorm. We are very pleased with our decision.

1200 dollars for a 1 bedroom,seems pretty steep.

When moving in I HIGHLY recommend saving your receipts.. 2 years and a new computer system later I had to pay $95 for them cleaning up the apartment when it should of been covered by my $150 security deposit (that I have proof of paying a the day I moved in and even signed papers with the companies letterhead on it saying it was due day of move in but they said because its not a bank statement it doesnt count) .. So if you dont want to feel scammed years after moving from this place I advise saving every piece of evidence from the bank while living here

Since the very first phone call I made to Stadium Park Apartments and post moving in and to current, I have been treated so well by, all: leasing agents, maintenance team, fellow residents that are my neighbors, the bus drivers, taxi drivers, pub and restaurant crew, and the general store across the road. Thank you for making a great environment for us that is safe, fun, and happy.Sincerely,Kim and Banana

I moved from New York to attend UO and chose to live here at Stadium Park! I moved in July of 2019 and loving it so far :) The office and maintenance staff have been really really nice! I love the walk/bike path that takes you to UO, its beautiful to see so many trees all at once! Yesterday was my first duck game and it was crazy fun! The best thing about it was that it took my friends and I five minutes to walk over. I look forward to having an amazing year living here at Stadium Park and attending UO. GO DUCKS!!

I lived here many years back when it was called University Commons. This was by far the worst living situation in my four years of college. The apartment was cheaply built, but I can get over that. One of my 3 roommates decided to go on an internship across the country and they sold his lease to some random dude in the process. He was a 28 pot head working as a bus boy at Chiles. Nothing against bus boys, but one would hope to be something more by the time youre 28. Anyway, his room filled our apartment with the smell of B.O., weed and ass crack. He had random people coming to our door asking for, the guy with the beard, leading me to believe he was selling drugs. This makes sense judging by the smell constantly coming from his room. The apt management didnt care at all. Once someone is placed in an apt, it takes an act of congress to get them removed.While asshat was living with us, our apartment was burglarized. Gaming systems were stolen right out of our living room. Again, the management doesnt really care. He eventually left on his own because we called the cops and said he was likely involved in the theft. He took more of our stuff when he left and we were on Christmas break. We chose to leave that alone so we never had to see him again.Reading more current reviews, it seems that things havent changed much. I would recommend never living here. They care about profit, not about tenants safety

Dont rent here!! These are awful apartments. I had a horrible time living here. The apartments were dirty and falling apart when I moved in; the actual apartments are nothing compared to the show room. My apartment looked as though it hadnt been cleaned in years. Things broke constantly, because they were old. When I needed things replaced, they wouldnt at times because it required too much work or they didnt have the item on hand. The women in the office are completely clueless and cannot answer any questions. The woman running things in the back is extremely rude and unprofessional. At the end of the year, they attempted to charge me $165 cleaning fee for a spotless apartment, that was much cleaner than when I moved in. It was a complete disappointment living here.New management, decided to live here again and give it another try: still sucks.

Management have people go into apartments without giving notice because one of the four rooms is open. They have cute girls working in the front office but thats it. I would never suggest this place to anyone that is looking for an apartment unless you have to. They told me we get a TV in my unit, but after a month they took it out because they said we needed to have four roommates and not just three. Which wasnt explained to me when I first moved in.

Stadium park has such friendly staff! They always reply to emails and return messages in a very timely manner. Would recommend living here.

They will not give your deposit back. Theyll find any reason not to give it back to you. The staff is not trained, they never have answers as to where your money has went. They never know whats going on. Walking in from the back of the office, I saw a staff member shopping for clothes online... Maintenance men will randomly show up to your door (never any notice, when being home alone thats not really..okay) saying theres no other time they can come back, even though theyre there all day long. Promised new carpets, never got them. Pricey... In the end NOT worth your money. Not conveniently located, but you can figure that yourself.

Stadium Park is a nice place to live. I rented a bedroom in a 4 bedroom apartment where I had 3 roommates and it was really nice that they do individual leases. When I married my husband, I moved across the complex into a 1 bedroom with him. Ive lived here for almost 2 years and he has been here for about 5. The amenities are wonderful ( I especially love the pool).Recently when we fell on hard times, the leasing office was very understanding and gave us an extension on our rent, as it was our first ever time being late with rent. The ladies in the front office greet me by name and are always helpful.

Theres free food all the time. They got a tanning bed, gym, and pool. Everything i need and the price isnt too bad. Reminds me of dorm life a little

WORST PLACE EVERMY APARTMENT GOT BROKEN INTO TWICETHE OFFICE WORKERS DID NOTHING TO HELP AND GOT MAD AT ME FOR NOT LOCKING MY DOOROVERPRICEDDO NOT RENT HERE

Stadium Park is such an awesome place to live. Not only is the location great, but the grounds, units, and staff are all incredible as well! Whenever I have any questions or concerns about my apartment, the office staff is quick to reply and ensure I’m enjoying my living experience here. Paula, Lindsay, Connor, and Edatu are all super kind and welcome you into the office with smiles on their faces everytime! They take time to get to know you as more than just a tenant, which in my opinion, goes a long ways. On top of the office staff, the maintenance crew goes above and beyond to get things fixed in a timely manner. If you have a dog, this is also an amazing place to be! There are a bunch of dogs here and it’s just a short walk to the Alton Baker Dog Park. I would highly recommend living at Stadium Park, I’ve had nothing but wonderful experiences here!

DO. NOT. LIVE. HERE.Three of my old friends and I moved in here last year because it was the cheapest option. Sorely regretting it. When we first moved in, the floors were so filthy that they made the bottoms of any socks absolutely BLACK with dirt. The couch was old and ripped up. The room I was assigned reeked so badly of cat pee that I had to switch rooms with my roommate because every time I went in there, I had an asthma attack. Every single room is a different size. All of them extremely small, the bathrooms are also different sizes. One bedroom has a completely different doorknob than the rest, and only one bedroom actually had closet doors and a bedframe. We had to request bedframes because otherwise we would be sleeping on the floors. The carpets were NOT cleaned and were filthy as well. None of the appliance worked and it took very many calls to maintenance to actually get them to work. One roommate moved out and left the apartment such a huge mess that we have spent weeks trying to clean it all out. Maintenance came after posting over a month ago that they would be in our apartments over the Summer, showed up at 9 am and started using power drills. Another worker showed up and told us that another person will be moving into our aprtment in three days. We had to do our own cleaning in the apartment to make sure we didnt get a bigger fine than it will be. My lease is up in two months and Im not even planning to stay to see the end of that.

Don’t make us pay rent during a pandemic!!!

Stadium Park is a great place to live, nice amenities and sweet group of staff! I love the sand volleyball court!

This place is the absolute worst place to rent from. It was the first place I moved into and they lied about rent and when my roommate moved out they were coming into my apartment all the time without giving me any notice whatsoever and when I asked about it they said they did not have to give notice for an empty room and then they left my apartment unlocked and did not even tell me. I also had some run ins with the management where I was no longer feeling safe to live there and I told the management about they told me someone would be in contact with within a couple days and a week went by where nobody talked to me and I had to go back down and explain it all again.i will never move back to this place and I encourage anyone looking at apartments to look elsewhere.

Great place to live if you are a student. Walking to the games was so nice

Living in the most convenient location! Recommend!

I have lived here for over a year and it has been a fantastic experience! They made it super easy to take a tour and sign a lease. The office staff is amazing and always make you feel like youre the top priority when you walk in or have a problem. Don the head maintenance guy is wonderful and will even help you scrape the ice off of your car. I also take full advantage of the free gym and tanning. The location is also a great advantage because you are centrally located to stores and school but not in the middle of downtown Eugene. Since it is not in the downtown area I feel safer and that I have more privacy. Its super convenient that the rent is all inclusive so you know exactly how much you owe every month. It makes me sad that Im leaving to move to Idaho and I will miss it here and everyone who works so hard to make this place an amazing place to live.

DO NOT LIVE HERE!!!! I could write a book about the flaws of this place but I will keep it short and to the point. The maintenance and management team have absolutely no concern for the people that are paying to live here. Most likely you will be moved into a mold covered and maggot filled unit which maintenance will do nothing about. On top of that, management will find any reason to blind side you with a new fee every month. In sum, do not be fooled by the nice model unit they show you and most importantly READ the contract they give you so you can catch all the ways theyre going to screw you over.

I was super excited when I first got to stadium but soon after an altercation with a roommate management changed locks on me without calling me. So I had to sleep on my buddies floor. Fortunately they let me move to another apartment without evicting me and having that on my record. The only real plus I experienced was the free coffee. The girls in the front office were always nice but not exactly helpful. The only way to get to the bottom of anything was to go directly to management but even they never e-mailed me back. Renting here is an okay experience. But be ready to experience some difficulties. It doesnt really offer a lot of relaxation from the stressful circumstances of the college student lifestyle.

Basic. Compared to apartments in the area, these apartments are in the low end of the spectrum but with similar rent. Gym and pool area in need of an update. Also a haven for getting your bike stolen/ or break ins during school holidays.

Spacious rooms, beautiful outside area, and the staff is absolutely wonderful. I would highly recommend these apartments!

The most memorable thing about Stadium Park was the ability to recieve genuine care from the staff. The girls in the office sought me out to confirm I was always comfortable and well, the maintenance staff was always available for service requests, and the management took the time to establish a personal connection rather than a distant business contract. I would highly reccomend Stadium Park to any college student looking for a place to call home.

Great Neighborhood near Autzen sports complex and the Alton Baker park. Would stay, but graduating and moving out of Eugene. Going to miss free food fridays!

Cheap place especially for the amenities, make sure you know what questions you need to ask, because like any apartments they will show off the best they have and not mention the less desirable aspects.

Very dangerous area .. Very careless management

Worth exploring my time as a LCC student and they had free food every monday and friday for free. Pizza was great and the people are good too with roommate matching and a bomb pool! Would recommend to any college student 10/10

This was the absolute worst place I have ever rented from. I lost 275 dollars total to these bums from fees (yes thats how they make their profit) and frankly I expect them to charge me more eventually. Plus when I turned in my keys 2 days late (couldnt turn them in on sunday as theyre closed), the manager proceeded to rudely ask me WHAT YOU WANTED TO STAY FOR THE WEEKEND? as if I intended to mooch off of the place (mind you this was AFTER I got handed a 200 dollar fee for being late). NEVER rent here, theyre bad people. The one thing I liked was the quality of females in the front office, but whatever you do, dont catch the manager in a bad mood and all the more, dont rent from these people unless you absolutely love to get excessive fines.

This place is awful and lies about the conditions of their apartments. The appliances are not new in any way. The office staff is rude ESPECIALLY Paula. I’ve heard complaints about her before but I personally had trouble with her attitude and snarkiness as well during my time there. Highly suggest they have the residence there take a satifactuary poll on the staff especially her. I’ve stopped at least 15 of my friends from making the mistake from renting from this place because of these issues and more. Warn your friends and read the other reviews too this isn’t the first disatifactory comment they have. It deserves the 2.3 rating it’s labeled with.

Upon moving in, I requested a room switch, they made me a key, and I tossed my stuff down and left. When I returned a week later to move in fully, there was someone else in my room and my $300 worth of bedding was thrown in the garbage, assumed to be left there by the previous tenant. I later learned the woman at the front desk forgot to put the switch into the computer. A couple weeks later, I also got a hefty late fee because the same lady also told me the rent would be removed from my bank account automatically, which was wrong. Demo is nothing like the actual rooms. The actual rooms are covered in stains and have disgusting old furniture. Staff is friendly but completely useless and completely incompetent (as can be deduced from the beginning of my review). Even the property manager is impossible to get a hold of. Took him two weeks to reply to me about being reimbursed for my bedding and every time you go to the office to talk to him, hes either at lunch or in a phone meeting, and makes zero effort to contact you.EDIT: So about a year later, Ive resigned my lease because stadium ended up being the easiest place for all of my friends from the dorms and I to live incredibly close, but Im regretting it.So for starters, stadium happened to offer a bring a buddy promotion, offering bonuses for referring friends if they sign leases. I signed 7 people (yeah, 7 people- friends from the dorms who all wanted to live close, but since I was the only one who previously lived here, I got the referral listing). I was supposed to receive a fairly substantial check from them for these referrals, and in all fairness, I did still get quite a bit, but they found some ridiculous loophole to short me $600, saying that even though my friends signed leases during the promotion, the first point of contact they had (by which they mean the first time my friends called and inquired) was before the promotion was going on, which is a bold-faced lie because it was painted on the window in their office and was a large reason my friends and I signed.Secondly, living on the ground level is not safe. The parking lot is poorly lit, theres pretty much always a homeless guy or two poking around in the garbage, and most of the people who currently live here are human garbage who drink at 8am on a Monday and verbally harass you on a regular basis.Theft is a pretty big problem as well. Someone climbed right into our living room window two nights ago and stole the TV we bought less than a month ago.If you have a nice car, dont move here. If you end up on the dimly lit end of the complex that Im on, youll end up with at least a couple door dings, or youll have hoodrats targeting your vehicle. Twice this week Ive seen three guys standing in the dark around my car and had to yell at them myself (because when theres no spots in the light, I park where my car is visible from my window). Stadium claims to have security, but they dont. They have one dude who leisurely strolls around the property with a flashlight but who Ive also seen sitting in the lounge eating instead of watching peoples cars.And lastly, what the hell is with the roommate system? You cant just shove people wherever theres an open room. I got fairly lucky last year before I moved in with people I know and for about 10 months of the 11 that I was there, I lived with some good guys, but for the last month before I moved buildings, they put some random dude in the room next to me, who on his first night there, had two of the trashiest girls Ive ever seen over, and were absolutely hammered at like 8pm, smoking weed in the living room and talking about all the times they had to run from the police. I was also told that they had some serious problems with a guy who moved into the unit I was previously in, where several police officers had to be called in the middle of the night.So to summarize, yeah the rent and parking are cheap, but youll probably end up paying the difference when your TV or tail lights get stolen.

Never lived there. I never signed the contract, and yet I am in collections. Management is very ready to send to collections to any name near that whom owes money. DO NOT RENT HERE

I give this place a 4 out of 5 only for the fact that one of the roommates i had in the 4b i rented was psychotic. She and her boyfriend would get into these nasty fights...which btw i was supposed to be in an all girl apt without pets...Guess what... psycho had a live-in bf (the one she fought with) and a cat...I called the cops on her a couple times and a friend downstairs call once as well...psycho also turned the carpet in front of my door pink somehow and i had to pay for the damages on that (when i moved out) when i sent the pictures to management the next day...i told management about her bf and the cat and they did nothing...Outside of psycho and her DV issues with her bf, the place wasnt so bad...my other 2 roommates are really cool...office staff was really nice (though kinda unhelpful in regards to psycho)...if i hadnt moved back to my home state, i would have moved into a new apt on site to get away from her...

I love that it came with cable and internet. Management was sucky. I had a random guy UNLOCK my apartment door because he thought it was the one he was moving into. NOPE it wasnt! They gave him the wrong key!! They also took forever to have the apartment ready before I moved in. Also the toilet in my 2 bedroom was connected to hot water (and you cant fix that, you have to get in the wall to do so) so it would constantly have to refill itself since the hot water would evaporate. I cant tell you how annoying it was. And of course management was VERY helpful. NOT.Would only recommend if you have no other options...

The community here is nice and It is convenient to get to campus.

Sure you get a lot of amenities, probably the most useful is the washer/dryer. BUT you have to put up with paper thin walls (there are tons of parties aka one person blasting their crappy music all night) and if you dont live by yourself and know anyone to room with, you are going to get stuck with some bay area dbag who reeks up your apartment and makes it smell like weed. I wish I wouldnt have renewed so quickly and took time to look at other options because this isnt the best one. I should have moved across the street into a 1br apartment for less money. Live and learn.

My daughter moved in and I felt at ease knowing she was in a good spot close to school, had her own room and in a community that cared about the tenants.

I have had nothing but good experiences at stadium. good people, nice (FREE) furniture, comfy beds, cute dogs and free food at resident events what more could you ask for?

First off, the actual quality of the apartment was nothing like the apartment that they show you when you tour the complex. There were so many things wrong with the apartment when I moved in, but one of my biggest issues with Stadium Park is that it seemed like they always had an excuse as to why they couldnt fix something. I was told that our carpets couldnt get cleaned because they didnt want to spend the extra money to get them cleaned from an outside company and that they couldnt replace our broken light cover, which was potentially quite dangerous, because they had no replacement parts. Additionally, it seemed like I was never given a straight forward answer when I had a question regarding really an issue while living there. However the greatest issue I had was when I moved out. When I went to check out of my apartment I was not informed that I needed to schedule a move-out inspection and then they tried to tell me that because I did not schedule an appointment, that I essentially waived my right to protest any cleaning fees that they planned to charge me. I was then notified that they were going to charge me $140 dollars collectively, over things that I found to be quite unfair, considering the quality of the apartment was probably in better shape at that point than what it was when I moved in.

Literally the worst. Only move here if youre desperate, and even then, keep looking. Management takes months to deal with major discrepancies. Months. I just had a girl move in (had no notice that she was moving in) that stole money from me. I emailed them about it and received no reply. They literally just dont care if youre happy or not, only if they get your money. They talk up about how great this place is, and though the apartments themselves are okay, it isnt worth it. The dishwashing machines are awful, the laundry machines break frequently, and everything is just super poor in material. I would have rather lived in Medford, my crappy hometown, for a year than this place. I cannot wait to get out of here and live in a studio by myself. It ruined wanting to live with others for me, as well with the two hellish ones Ive had (the other two were great). The only reason I gave two instead of one stars, is theres a pool. Which is always nice. But aside from that, this place is pretty terrible. I would never renew with this complex. You couldnt pay me to live here again.