It is a state park. Some noise from highway and train, but not bad. This is a first come first stay. In summer plan on stopping early afternoon to get a place. Weekends are busy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very popular state park with two campgrounds, one just shortly off of I-84 Exit 35 and one closer to Exit 30 that is suitable for tents, there was a sign "No trailers". Don't miss the turn into the campground near Exit 35, as there are few opportunities to turn around (we were towing a car), the road through the park is narrow and the park was very crowded on a Saturday afternoon. The campground was full, however the park ranger let us have his parking spot (at a reduced rate) that still had hookups since it was an old campsite. We were right next to the dumpster and recycling, but were grateful to have a site so we could stay at the park and hike the beautiful trails. The restrooms were clean and there were programs at the campground for kids. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful Park, with easy pull through sites. Trail was quite steep off the camp. The water was very chlorinated, we had our own water for coffee thankfully. The trains didn't bother us. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We loved this park. We were able to make in into the first loop just great. We stayed close to the top of the hill. We had to back down the hill to turn around, but that wasn't a big deal. The slots had a nice amount of space, so we didn't feel crowded. There were nice tree. The park just had a nice pleasant feeling. We enjoyed a campfire while we were there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Oregon State Park across the highway from the Columbia River. There is some train noise, but we stayed 3 nights and no train noise during the night to wake us, and not too bad during the day. Sites are in the trees, so we could not get satellite service, but we have Verizon cell service. A couple of trails to go to the nearest falls from the campground. Camp hosts patrol regularly but there really were great campers here with us, no noisy neighbors while we were here. First-come-first serve campground so get here on a Thursday if you want a weekend spot! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice park, unfortunately it is close enough to the Interstate and railroad that noise can still be heard. There is also an extra ($5) charge for the tow car. The noise is the reason for not rating higher. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park here is nice but dirt pads not level. Bathrooms and showers clean. Campground full but quiet. Occasional trains but not bothersome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We enjoyed the Columbia River Gorge and this park very much. It is well shaded and the sites are a good size. The camp host was great too. While we were there Good Sam "Oregon 79ers" were there doing a big clean up. Thanks for that and the bun! Get in early because there is no reserving a site here. Hike, bike, drive the historic highway, or just relax. Take a few extra days here and enjoy amazingly lush forests. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As with other parks along the Columbia Gorge, I would give this park a higher rating if it weren't for the trains. However, Ainsworth is probably the least noisy compared to either Viento (awful!) or Memaloose. The setting is certainly beautiful and the amenities are good. We stayed 3 nights and had a great time exploring the old Historic Columbia River Highway, much of which can be driven in a car (but NOT a large RV), and some of which can be hiked or bicycled. Be sure to see Multnomah Falls and Vista House at Crown Point. One note of caution: sites A1 through A13, being on a hill, all slope to a greater or lesser degree. We had a devil of a time getting level and finally moved to a site lower down the hill that was closer to the train tracks, but more level. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wow! What a treat this park is. Beautiful surroundings and lots of pull-thru spaces. At $16/night in a state park, I wasn't also expecting to get electric/water hook-ups and showers. Absolutely perfect and couldn't have been more delighted with this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I agree with the Sept 2006 reviewer; but to add, there are two loops; one for larger RVs and the other for campers and tents. The first loop is farther away from the traffic and trains. The campground is really a nice one and would rate a 9 in our book but for the trains and traffic. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a first come first serve state park campground with 45 full hookups and can accommodate up to 60 feet. It is a very pretty little park with lots of trees and ground cover. The sites can accommodate RV's with slides and awnings, there's plenty of room. There's a creek on the east end of the park and walking trails. The Bonneville Dam is nearby where they have tours and there are a number of waterfalls in the area. The only draw back to this campground is that it's located too close to the I-84 and the train tracks. You can hear the roar of the traffic and the train whistles day and night. We would only stay here again as a stop over. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice park. Shaded forest, 13 pull-thru sites. I only heard the train once, early in the evening. Otherwise a quiet area. Convenient to Cascade Locks and Multnomah Falls. No reservations so stop early for best selection. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice state park campground. Mostly shaded sites. Well maintained. Small and doesn't take reservations but there always seemed to be some sites available. Very convenient to I-84 and historic Rt 30. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park. Excellent shade and spacious, well maintained sites. Great jump-off point for the US 30 waterfalls that start less than a mile down the road. There is some distant road and train noise that was somewhat annoying or I would have rated it even higher. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very nice park. Well maintained and the views are fantastic of St. Peters Dome. There is a train track running by the park which can be noisy at times but never woke me up at night. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.