Nice park with cement sites and grass around. Near airport and noise. Very friendly staff. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good place to stay for a few days when visiting the Portland area. Large, concrete pull through sites with plenty of grass between sites. No shade but since it's cool in Portland most of the time that's not a problem. Located next to Portland Airport and airplane take-off noise gets loud at times. Would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very clean and nicely laid out place to stay. There aren't a lot of trees nor is there a pool. The sites are mostly large and well spaced with lawn in between the concrete pads. Being in busy air traffic corridor to Portland International Airport you can expect to hear lots of aircraft noise. The Oregon National Guard makes the ground shake when they take off daily. I spent 3 years in this park while working in Portland. I should add I like the sound of jets and the air traffic is not bad at night. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We used an AAA discount for a 4 day stay. There are wide asphalt streets and wide level concrete pads which are easy to enter and to exit. There are 12 feet of luxurious grass lawn between sites. We are full timers; this is one of the nicest RV parks we have ever been to. The sewer hookups are at the rear edge of the sites; we used 20 feet of hose to connect. Now a few words about the airport; the park is near the landing and takeoff pattern of a very busy airport. On a Sunday afternoon and evening we timed takeoffs at every 2 minutes for 4 hours. On two of our 4 days four fighters took off in mid-morning--they sure make a lovely racket. We did not find the airport noise bothersome during the night. We like airplanes, like to watch them take off and land. We thought the gardener's leaf blower on Monday morning was more annoying than the airplanes; they should give him a rake, broom and hose instead. Maybe that's the price for having such nice lawns. We are giving the park a 10 rating as an RV park; readers should subtract from our rating according to how much they are bothered by airport noise. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We found the park was now under new management that was very friendly and helpful. We know changes can cause glitchs, but none are in this report. The restrooms/showers were very clean. The landscape people were always at work keeping the park very clean. There is airplane noise, but its almost all gone evening to morning. Close travel to Portland or Vancouver. Quiet and peaceful. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 16 nights, the park is very clean and well kept. We did read some of the past reviews and found that there were no current problems. The sites are larger with concrete pads and grass to enjoy. There is a lack of area for recreation as far as kids go. The laundry facilities are very large and reasonable. We have family across the river, but visited all the other campgrounds in the area and found this one to be the best. Very close to everything. The airplanes do make some noise at times, especially when the fighters take off, but none of this is heard during the nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is very clean. The park is located near the Portland Airport and airplane noise is a problem at times. The Laundry Room is clean and fairly modern, but a little small for a park this size and is very busy on nights and weekends since the park is mainly working people (not recreational). Park does charge a non-refundable credit check fee for Monthly residents. Main road to the park runs along the Columbia River and is very, very busy making it difficult to get out of the park at times. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here a couple of years ago & returned because we like it - size, location, amenities. I read the review re: thefts & asked the office about it - the mgr says there was one incident some time back where multiple campers had stuff stolen the same night, it wasn't many separate occasions. I'm not sure what kind of security might have prevented any of this. It's not a bad neighborhood; there is only one way in & out. We'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I want to warn others that consider staying at the Columbia River RV Park to be aware that this park has had a large number of thefts over the last few years. There is no gate to protect those staying at the park from anyone entering the park at anytime. They have no form of security on at anytime. The thefts have continued to increase over time. My wife had her APRO electric scooter (valued at $700.00) stolen from our site. The scooter was chained to our motor home with a 3/8 inch chain and locked. When I reported it to the Portland police they informed me that this was the sixth theft report from campers at the park. Everyone staying here needs to understand that the management has no concern for protecting the resident from this kind of activity. The management at this park has stated that he will not accept responsibility for any thing stolen from the resident. So be prepared for the worst or stay somewhere else until the management accepts the fact that he has a responsibility to provide security for the campers at his park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

When I checked into the park I had to pay $35 for a credit check even though I was paying cash in advance for the month. I was stupid to agree but my wife was tired and we didn’t want to drive to Vancouver where they have a nice RV park that is well run. About two months later I was the victim of an identity theft crime. I thought it was suspicious but what could I prove. Recently I met another motorhome owner who had exactly the same experience after allowing these people access to their credit report. Do not stay at this park. To top it off I found out when your credit is checked your credit rating goes down. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an extremely wellkept RV park. The restrooms were immaculate (cleaned twice a day). The lady in the office was cheerful and quite helpful. The meeting room contains a listing and directions for nearby supermarkets, Walmarts, etc. It is located approx. 10 minutes from downtown Portland. We are already planning to return for another week next month. One of the cleanest parks we've ever stayed in. Even though it is close to Portland International Airport the noise from the planes was minimal. I would recommend this park for anyone wanting to spend some time in Portland. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed a couple of days and liked the park. No trees to block our satellites. No problems with the office. Nice level concrete and grass sites large enough for big rigs. The laundry room was clean and large. We are used to airport noise - we've stayed under a few of them. It was easy to get downtown for sightseeing, and we went just up the river to a great restaurant for dinner on the deck. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Customer service at this park is non-existant. I spent 6 months at this park while on a job assignment in the area. First you are required to pay an electric deposit and fill out a form so that a credit/criminal check could be run. Fine, nothing wrong so far. However, when I went to leave, any record of my deposit suddenly disappeared. This organization charges for everything and there is no way something like a deposit would get by them. So I'm SOL there. Next I asked for the return of my credit report (the company expects to keep them for a period of 2 years) or at least for someone to shred it as I would not be returning. I was told that this was "none of my business." In this day and age of identity theft I found this to be wholly irresponsible especially considering that the manager shares with her staff the contents of said reports (the juicier the better) and leaves them in an unlocked drawer. Their only concern here is to get your money & write new rules. If you like customer service...don't stay here, because the customer is never right. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very noisy park with little to no privacy. Being so close to Portland Airport there are commercial planes flying over from 6 am to midnight, including fighter jets that will knock you out of your seat. Plus there are new homes going up at the south end of park. There is only a chain link fence separating the park from the new development where construction workers can watch you enjoy your BBQ. We didn't enjoy our stay here. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We actually stayed here for 5 months while working in the area and have a different perspective than someone staying the weekend. The campground is nice for an overnighter. Here are some issues to consider: there is no refund, no way, no how, even in medical emergencies. If you overpaid for anything, you won't be told. And you will be nickel and dimed for everything. There is no working phone booth (you will be told to walk 1/2 mile to the corner store), no store, the restrooms were frequently dirty and there are no accomodations for children. Plus, the hours for the rec room and laundry room seem to change weekly and the single modem hookup is in the rec/workout room. During a recent ice storm, the management did NOTHING to help clear sites, clear walkways, or thaw park pipes. Campers were slipping and falling all over the park. It was a disgrace. We will never come back here and suggest if you do stay, make it a short stay in good weather. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park but was under new management when we visited and employees seemed confused. Modem hours are limited and modem is in weight room. Overall, however, a good place to stay. Would recommend it. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Across street from large shopping center. Park is clean and well kept. Lots of children in playground during the day. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If you are looking for a place to stay that is on a commercial island surrounded by boats, trains and autos that sound their horns all night long then this is the place for you. If you want to be in the flight path of the airport then stay here. If you want to be camped in a parking lot next to a busy road and a shopping mall then go right ahead and book. If you want be parked in a spot that is not big enough for your trailer and auto even though you stressed the sizes of the vehicles and then get put back to back with another camper then this is where you want to stay. We were supposed to stay five nights but stuck it out for just one. We ended up parked in the drive of our friends home - much quieter. Oh, and if you want to be a part of a mobile home park then you've got it...this is the place to stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Some of the previous visitors commented on "some urban noise." That is like saying the Titanic took on "some water." There are airliners taking off constantly overhead. There are trains. There are train bridge horns blowing all the time. The place could wake the dead. By the way, they have a "no refund" policy to keep complainers from leaving after the second or third 747 swoops overhead. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is an urban setting, across the street from a shopping mall, with a mobile home park on the other side. If you have the expectation that this is not camping at the beach or in a forest, then this is a very nice place to stay. This site makes a good home base for exploration in the Portland area. As it is urban, there are nighttime noises and nearby traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here twice. They have three pools, but we're not sure why they don't make one of them adults only. Nice sites and near everything. There is a huge mega mall across the street, downtown Vancouver, Washington is a short walk across the bridge, bus routes to Portland at the mall and a bike path all the way into Portland or Vancouver. The only reason this place doesn't get a 10 is the constant noise from everything....constant boat horns, long lasting and blaring train whistles day and night, airport and military jets right overhead. As soon as there is a moment of quiet, the lawn mower crew comes through (early in the morning). They mow constantly here. The maintenance shed is right by the pool and many of the sites...a lot noise coming from inside too. The sprinklers come on in the middle of the night and shower the outside of the RV and spray up into the trees. If you want peace and quiet, not a good bet. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park's primary asset is the location -- on the Washington/Oregon border with easy access to both Portland,OR and Vancouver,WA. As noted by other reviewers, there are a lot of long-term RVers here, however we found the park to be clean and well maintained and experienced no problems with any of the other "residents". We were, however, frustrated with management. We inadvertently parked in the wrong spot (we should have been just next door), but didn't notice or realize it until we were ready for bed. When we notified the office staff the next morning, we were told we'd have to move as the park was scheduled to be full that night. We did so, only to have the spot we had accidentally occupied remain vacant the rest of our stay. The park never exceeded 50% occupancy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground shares a neighborhood with a trailer park and had lots of long termers. The bathrooms were not as clean or nice as advertised and we had to carry a pass to use the pool - which was inconvenient. We had a spot over a sewer lid and could smell the evidence each morning. We also had the dumpster on our site, so we had vagrants rummaging through the dumpster for cans, etc. while we ate dinner with our three small kids. My husband was also approached for money by another man while walking in the area. We never did see any security that was advertised - only a phone number to call. The so-called hiking trail was not convenient or easy to find and the office help was cool at best and rude at worst. I wouldn't stay there again if it was offered to me free! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

The campground is located in the city-there is a mall across the street with restaurants available. The park staff was friendly & helpful. There were a lot of permanent & long term residents. Park appeared cluttered as some sites were packed with vehicles & trailers. The voltage only measured 105/106 volts-far short of the 120 volts. An automatic sprinkler came on at 2:00 am and sprayed against the coach for ten minutes-I slept through being in the flight pattern & sirens, but not that sprinkler! All roads & sites were blacktop. Sites were adequate in size to accommodated any number of slides and any size motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.