The rv park works well for a short stop. Nice big sites and full hook ups. Reasonably priced. I…read morewould not recommend for longer as it's really not a resort. Aside from showers and laundry, there aren't any other amenities that would elevate it to a resort, eh no pool, gym, pickleball or tennis courts, etc. we did not interact with any employees except in a call center.

This is a great "over-night" rest stop when traveling through as it is right off I-5. This is NOT a…read moredestination park. Sites are large, level and easy in and out. Some road/hwy noise. They do have some long-term guests but they are mostly back of the park-kept better than most parks we have seen. Please note, there is not much for kids to do. Small play area but no pool, basket ball court etc. Would we stay here again? Yes, just for a one nighter, not a destination.

This appears to be a cute/nice place as you check in. A bit of an incline walking up to check in…read moreand quite steep walking back to the truck. Husband put on the emergency brake when I went in and to get to our site, it WAS REALLY STEEP down the hill. At the bottom of the HILL you needed to make a sharp turn into your row. Sites are close together when you get to your space, no picnic benches, no pool/hot tub, okay laundry room and the bathroom/showers were dirty. No road noise just sirens. Lots of long term RV's staying at the park. Absolutely NO BIKE RIDING...... People not from the park are walking on the riverfront walkway which is separated by a two foot fence.(They can just hop over that short wood fence! I realize that this park is in the "Portland/Metro area BUT this park was the most expensive park so far on this 2025 trip with no amenities. The road up the hill to get out of the park is steep and you can only turn right (we needed to go left) so we needed to go right about 2 miles before we could make make a U-TURN! Staff very friendly but I will never return because of the reasons listed.

We made the drive from Missoula in one day vs. two, so we came into Beaverton, OR a day early. On…read morethe way we were searching a bunch of RV site apps for a good spot that would have an opening that evening. Slim pickings. I turned to my trusty Yelp and found Roamer's Rest RV Park. They had "one spot left" so we took it. It was about 20 min away from my Nephew's house in Beaverton, but we needed a spot and it was late and Yelp reviews were positive. We had no expectations so when we arrived (late), we were pleased by the nice touches at the managers office. Flowers, clear signage, and our packet on the door. Our pull through site was easy to find and easy to access. We were under a big light which provided great light for our domino game. But we did have to cover up our ceiling vents at night to sleep. It wasn't too big a deal. Since we were an end unit we had a bit more lawn to relax on. Rather than moving closer to my nephews house for night 2 we asked to extend here for a second night. They made the accommodation for us by redirecting the next nights guest to a different slip. Very kind. We met some of the neighbors. And we took advantage of the washers and dryers and showers. We were able to show up at my nephews house all clean for his family. I asked the "manager" at the office if the "owner" owned multiple RV parks. Turns out she was the owner's wife. This was their only RV Park. They started it from scratch. Her husband bought an old defunct place on the river and over time turned it into a super clean, very well run RV park. The Stalls look a little close in pictures but there was plenty of room and everyone gets lawn. And, they're on the Tualatin River. I was told that "Tualatin" means "slow moving water" or something close in the Native American language. Overall a great stay. Loved the husband - wife ownership. And the fact they have had the same maintenance and groundskeeper since the beginning. That shows "good people". Definitely Recommended.

This was our second year staying at Reeder Beach RV Park, and it's officially become a family…read moretradition! We absolutely love the private beach access--it's one of our favorite parts of the campground and makes for such a relaxing getaway. The staff is always incredibly friendly and welcoming, and both the booking process and check-in are quick and easy. The camp store is super convenient for grabbing anything you forgot or need during your stay. This year, we even hosted our nephew's birthday party here, and it was perfect! The park allows day visitors for just $8, giving them access to the entire park and private beach. It made it so easy for our family and friends to spend the day with us without having to camp overnight. One of our favorite things is watching the massive cargo ships pass by on the Columbia River. It's so cool to see them glide by from the beach--you don't realize just how enormous they are until they're right in front of you! The park is also incredibly dog-friendly, with plenty of space to walk, explore, and enjoy the outdoors. Between the berry picking, wildlife (they have resident giant geese, and we saw a ton of bats and a few deer!) and the beach, there's always something to do for both kids and adults. The only thing I'd suggest is a little more attention to the bathrooms. They weren't bad by any means, but they're small enough that a more frequent deep clean would go a long way. Knocking down the spider webs more regularly and keeping the hand soap stocked would make an already great campground even better. We'll definitely be back again next year. Reeder Beach has become one of our favorite summer traditions!

we had a lovely riverfront site number 25. We stayed over Labor Day weekend. All guests were…read morewonderful. Management was great. Nice rural quiet setting close to the city. Beautiful mature trees. So fun to see the ships sail thru too. Beach was great for our dog.

I have been staying here often since 2010 and have not found anybody as great as Esther as a…read moremanager. Very honest and upfront and will do anything to make the park a great place to reside. Their rules are what makes this place such a great park and definitely a safe place to remain. All rules are the same for each of us and all apply equally to each of us. A great group of people staying here! Home away from home!! I love it here and thanks!!

I stayed here for a few weeks for work. This place is very nice quiet even with me next to the…read moreroad. Staff is very friendly and the best was its right next to the Lewis river horse shoe lake and the Columbia river.

We rent here full time, the accommodations are fantastic! Water, Sewer and garbage are included in…read morerent!

The camp host was yelling at me and my friends because we were going on a walk at night even though…read morewe were being quiet, there is also a camp quiet time from 10pm to 9am and at the fishing dock there is basically no fish's, and in the men's bathroom there was a frog hopping around, so I do not recommend this place for camping.

Many people only think of "the pumpkin patch" or other U-Pick farms on Sauvie Island, but there is…read moreSO MUCH to see and do here. * Bird & Wildlife watching. There is a refuge on the NW side of the island where visitors can see bald eagles, cranes, herons, Osprey, nutria, deer, coyotes, and other critters. * Greenways and trails (Wapato Loop, Warrior Point Trail). * Beaches along the Columbia River (swimming, fishing), including a clothing-optional beach. * Kayaking and SUP (paddleboarding) on Multnomah Channel. * The island is a popular place for cyclists. * Picnic area at Howell Territorial Park. * Dog training and boarding at Sauvie Island Kennels and Charleton Kennels. NOTE: Permit required to park anywhere on the Island (except private property & businesses). DFW Fish & Wildlife regularly patrols, checking for permits and asking people to show their angler's licenses.

I had a great time on the beach with my friends and their kid all while watching boats pass by. The…read morecurrent isn't too strong but if you're in a floaty just make sure you don't float too far down the river. Enjoy!