This is a very well maintained, quiet park near the river, just outside of Portland. We have stayed here twice and enjoyed the park each time. Landscaping on the back-ins near the river is lovely, and the birds and squirrels seemed happy to be living in the area. No pool or exercise facility, but there is a nice place to walk and enjoy the scenery. Getting into the park is a bit tight (down the short steep hill with a tight turn at the end) and might be challenging for a 45' motorhome, but our 32' fifth-wheel had no problems. Note: "car" GPS routing takes you through some tight streets in a residential district, so I recommend you use "truck" routing instead. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older park with mature shade trees, well maintained, with nice landscaping. The spaces are small and—as pointed out previously—fairly close together. In spite of the landscaping, the close proximity of the sites results in a view of your neighbor’s sewer connection through your front screen door, at least in our situation. The pull-throughs are very short. Bathrooms are clean and tidy, and laundry room equipment is new. WiFi is also new and works well. Management is friendly and helpful. The location is on the edge of metropolitan Portland and, although off of a main highway, it is very quiet. The park is conveniently located on the TriMet bus line with service into downtown Portland. It is also a convenient location for visiting the many Willamette Valley wineries. We would definitely return if in the Portland area again. We camped 5 nights with no pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good location for visiting Portland. The facility is very well kept. The Wi-Fi worked well but as noted by others, we could not get satellite reception. The entrance to the park is hard to see from the road and not easy to get to from I-5. The registration office is on a very steep hill and the sites are very close together. When we opened our bedroom slideout, it ran into our neighbors awning. The other downside of such narrow sites is that your neighbor's sewer hookup is right where you would set up your chairs. But the bottom line, the location, the price and the overall up keep of the place makes this park hard to beat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for 5 nites and it was one of the most restful places I've stayed.It is shady with wide green sites and quiet.Yes,the roads are a bit tite,but if you're any good,you shouldn't have any trouble.Yes,the wifi is spotty,but who cares,I don't rate a park on wifi.It is one of the best parks in the area and handiest to everything and we have stayed in all the major ones.Yes,they have rules,but they were made by the people who work here,workcampers and the dog rules are stringent,but for a reason. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the one of the cleanest and neatest RV parks we've ever visited. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Free coffee and cookies and daily newspaper in the office is a nice plus. Roads are a little tight and our site (#23) was a little short for us and our tow car. It would work better for a motorhome of about 42' long. We were in a 45' motorhome. The location is very convenient to all kinds of shopping and very close to I-5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large park that is easily accessible from the I5. Large grassy and treed sites. Washrooms and laundry room were maintained to a high level. Wi-Fi is good, but expensive @ $7.00/day. Office closes at 6pm. No store on site, but there is a 7-11 and other businesses just across the busy street. Nice walking path just off the property that follows the river. Definitely big rig friendly. Almost all seniors staying there. No one left their rigs. No one sat outside in the evening. We don't have kids, but if you do, don't stay here because there is nothing for them to do. There is no pool, no hot tub, not even a park to play in. Lots of rules and lots of signs posted telling you what you can't do. They allow pets, but judging from the rules and signs, they would rather not. For example, they have a rule that says you cannot let your dog urinate on the grass of another site unless you have the permission of that site's occupant. Don't get me wrong, I always pick up after my pet and have no tolerance for people who don't, but try to explain to a dog that he can't lift his leg and even pee on a tree at the edge of someone's site? Please!!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.