When visiting Hood River, Oregon, we always stay here using the toll bridge over the Columbia to take our tow vehicle and tt over, then go back to town for sight seeing. This is a nice park in which to stay as it allows plenty of places to walk near the Columbia River and also has a mini-mart just down the street. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Park would rate much higher for us if the noise was less. Highway noise and train noise! Wow! I would estimate one train per hour. It wasn't necessarily the honking but the fact that the track was 15 to 20 feet away. The park was clean and the bathroom/shower facilities were top notch: Warm and well lit. Maybe that's why they charge extra for its use. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

A very well groomed RV park with, some trees, along side of but removed from the Columbia River. (No access from RV Park.) You will pay for a shower ($0.75 for 2.5 min), which is a nuiusance, but the facilities are top notch. Easy access gas staion right next door if you need RV fuel coming or going. If coming from the Oregon side of the River you will cross a toll bridge so narrow that they make you fold your side mirrors in to avoid smacking others coming the opposite way. A Railroad track runs just feet from the park and trains run about every 20 minutes to a couple hours apart and blow their horns. That did not keep us from sleeoing but might be a consideration for other travelers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice, clean, well maintained park. All streets and sites are paved and level. Streets are rather narrow with some tight turns, but big rigs do stay there. The park is between a busy highway and a railroad track, so it is rather noisy. It does seem to get pretty quite at night. The bridge from Hood River is VERY narrow. There is a bridge east at The Dalles and another one west at Cascade Locks. They are both wider bridges. We would definitely stay at this park again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well maintained, clean with nice landscaping. Very nice clerks at check-in and helpful with sightseeing ideas. Would have given them a "10" except for the freight trains. The line was just behind the RV park, about 100 feet. Our site was closest to the train line but since it was a small park it probably wouldn't have made a difference if we were a little further away. The trains ran periodically through the night and kept us awake. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Probably the cleanest restrooms & laundry we have ever seen. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Outstanding clean well maintained park.Owners very friendly.Only down side is noise level from R.R.and Hood River Bridge We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park is fairly small which was great for us. The sites were large enough for big rigs, and roomy enough for multiple slides. They even allowed washing of the RV's(with permission)which is the only location I found so far that will do that. They are directly off scenic Hwy 14 along the Columbia River. There is fuel and a Quick Mart as you enter the park, very convenient. The owners were great hosts and kept the office and grounds spotless. All sites were level and paved including all roads. Spring headquarters for fishing on the Columbia River. We would go out of our way to stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.