I wanted to update the latest information. They do have wi-fi. Not blazing speedy, but about the same as most of the places we camped at in Oregon and Washington. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is an absolutely beautiful park tucked into the forest. It is very quiet; no traffic, train noise or wind. Country store and gas was one block away, and beauty, barber shop and pay phone were on site. On the negative side, it wasn't really well marked and we had to stop for directions. The camp is actually behind the local fire station, so just drive into the fire station parking lot and go around back, and you'll see the camp. We would stay again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Do not take exit 22. Grade is very steep. If you take exit 18 to park, there is no signs until you get right at the park. If your not looking and going slow, almost stopped, you'll miss it and there isn't anywhere to turn a big rig around to get back! Nice, small park. You have to pay to shower. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We were pleasantly surprised by this park. Some of the sites (the ones away from the roadway) were shady and quiet. About half of the park was occupied by permanent residents, and their RVs were generally well-maintained. Unlike virtually all of the other parks in the the Columbia Gorge area, Crown Point is not near the railroad tracks and is situated about a mile from Interstate 84, so it is very quiet. Also, this is the closest RV park to the waterfalls along the western portion of the Historic Colombia Gorge Highway. There is a little bit of airplane noise from planes coming into Portland International, but it's not too bad, and the planes stop during the night. The area around the park is fairly rural and peaceful. There is no WiFi, but the other facilities are reasonably good. The laundromat was very convenient, and the bathrooms were acceptable. (The shower requires quarters in order to operate, and the drainage is not great.) We were told by some of the permanent residents that it sometimes gets very windy, but I think that this is true of any place near the Gorge. I would definitely return to this park, the next time I come to the Gorge area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a lovely jewel of a park, located on the old historic highway at the entrance to the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Quite small, no wifi or cable and poor cell phone service, but still a great place to stay. Trees, shade, privacy, quiet and a great place to be while visiting the Columbia River Gorge. Space #10 is the best. The guy in the office was extremely friendly and helpful. I would definitely stay here again. *CAUTION: DO NOT take exit 22 off I-84, unless you want to drive up a 10%, very winding grade. Exit 18 will take you a bit longer but a beautiful drive. We camped here in a Motorhome.