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    Inside the "Puffball" yurt
    Sarah C.

    I had the pleasure of a two-night stay in Camp Colton's Puffball Yurt. First off, the property is gorgeous. It's quite large with a variety of areas to explore - from the wedding chapel, to the multiple cabins, to bridges across two creeks, to wide open spaces. There's plenty of parking. And there are trails to explore (although I wish they were more clearly marked so we could have made the most of them). The yurt is well appointed for "glamping." It has automatic lights outside as well as a fire pit. They provided wood and kindling for the fire pit. Inside is a full bed, floor couch, small closet rack, and a wood stove. The bathrooms were a short walk away and very nice for a campground. I only interacted with the property caretaker Neal, and he was great. Very polite, and knows the property well. There isn't much nearby in Colton to do, as far as I know, so the length of our stay was just right to make the most of the property and enjoy nature before heading home.

    Like we would take a key also? We returned every key we had.
    Jamie R.

    I've waited almost year to write this review because I am still so horrified of the experience. First I will say the 2 stars are because the venue is exactly what I wanted, aesthetic and site wise. But putting my most special and important day in the hands of Camp Colton and their staff is something I will always deeply regret. Thank goodness I planned my wedding into a dream, it still was the most amazing day of my entire life. That was yes thanks to the amazing aesthetics and being in the trees and by the water, and also thank goodness the issues weren't vivid and/or brought to my attention until the end of the evening or the following day. The saga will have to begin by me stating that my family rented 2 RV spots, 4 houses and 1 of the yurts. Upon check in to the RV spot my father was locked out of the gate until the exact moment of check in time. All of the staff was there, sitting in the office. There were no guests on site the previous evening. That was not a huge deal but very strange that they wouldn't allow an early check in to an RV SPOT and made my 75 year old parents wait in their car with the RV hooked to the back of the truck. My husband and I are chefs and run a couple places in portland so we decided with our amazing staff to cater our own wedding. I went over this with the staff multiple times, asking if we could store the leftovers in the fridge since our staff didn't have the capacity in their vehicles. Long story short, they threw away thousands of dollars worth of food because they wouldn't let us store it overnight in the fridge that had nothing else stored in it. Because the wedding rental was only until 10pm. Mind you, we have almost the whole property rented until 11am the next morning. My wedding coordinator was nice but the most softspoken person of all time on the day of the wedding. No one could hear her, nor was she trying to coordinate. So me, the bride and my maids of honors had to direct everyone. I also had paid for the fire pit service, added it on a few days prior. And when it was time for the bonfire they told me they had no idea what I was talking about. The bartenders that were serving the wedding whom were staff of Camp Colton, SO unbelievably rude. They were standing there, doing nothing. And in my wedding dress I asked for a water and they told me no....because they hadn't started serving yet. I was just being polite because I didn't want to go just grab the water that was behind them, that I had paid for. But I bent down, again, in my wedding dress. And grabbed one. Multiple of my wedding guests also had said how rude they were. There was no staff present besides the coordinator during the whole experience, which was preferred but the second the DJ ended the last song, it was like ants swarming to a sandwich crumb. Unhooking the kegs, motioning people out. Which is, whatever. But my husband wanted one more beer, so he tapped the keg. The staffer ripped it out of his hand and started yelling at him saying "you're gonna pay for this" which is funny given on some of the reasoning we didn't get our deposit back on this place. I was charged for "unapproved confetti" which I told staff was biodegradable. I paid extra for it so no clean up. $200 they charged The houses on property were horrid minus the bridal suite which is where I stayed. That was beautiful and well decorated. The groomsman suite is what my brother and his family rented for the evening and it was said to sleep 5. There were 2 twin sized beds "upstairs" but it wasn't an upstairs it was a left so the beds were 2 inches from your face. And 1 couch. My sister rented the bigger house which sleep 10 I believe. Two of the bedrooms were LOCKED. And no staff to help unlock them. I'm going to attach what all they charged me for because it's WILD. The most wild part is they charged us for breaking the washer and dryer. None of us have any clue where it even was on the property. $1500 for a "gazebo party" no clue what that is. $700 excessive cleaning??

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    Nicole B.

    Camp Colton is the ultimate dream wedding venue! Be warned that their photos on their website do not do the venue justice, as it's hard to capture the pure beauty of the recently remodeled venue. Camp Colton is clean, newly remodeled, and has the ultimate PNW vibes for a wedding. Their grounds also offer a ton of amenities which is very helpful when planning a wedding. If a PNW wedding is your ideal wedding vibe then look no further! Our wedding guests keep commenting on how beautiful the space was and also how relaxing and mystical.

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    Cool looking place, however online said wedding package was 5,800... after our tour we found out that was about $30,000 low.

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    Beautiful, ongoing upgrades to new and existing structures. Very welcoming, artistic atmosphere. Helpful but unobtrusive staff.

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    The yurt is well appointed for "glamping." It has automatic lights outside as well as a fire pit.

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    Oak Fork Campground

    Oak Fork Campground

    (4 reviews)

    NEW & CLEAN We were…read moresurprised to find good-smelling and clean restrooms when we arrived to this campground. We stayed in one of the cabins and by the looks of it, they seem to have been built in 2016 (There was a sticker that showed when they were build). Mt. Hood is not entirely visible from this park, or at least not as visible as it is from Lake Trillium or Lost Lake. Nonetheless, the lake is beautiful and the park is well maintained. This park is maintained by PGE and they organize cool events occasionally, such as a piano concert that we missed by one day (Really would have been nice to attend!). You may find out more by tracking their Instagram or Facebook accounts or the hashtag #PGEparks on these social platforms. They also offer free nights if you post a nice picture with their hashtag.

    Any camp spot on Timothy Lake is awesome! Water is really clean. Each campground has it's own boat…read morelaunch. Fishing is great for both fish and crayfish. The camp site's at Oak Fork are a bit close to each other but still cool. There is a trail that goes (I'm told.) all the way around the lake. I hear it's about a 12 mile hike. Any view of the lake from any spot is killer! Oak Fork is the only campground you can't see Mt. Hood from. On 7-18-13. I checked the surface Temp. @ 9:30am. It was 69.8 (F) degrees. That's pretty warm for a lake way up in the mountain's. There is so much to do and see here. Don't forget the bat's. After the sun goes down and right before dark they come out to eat bugs near the surface of the water. If you get near the water look within 2' of the lake and you can see a colony of bat's getting a meal. The trick is to not flail around as they fly by you. They will fly by you!

    Clackamas River - Clackamas River

    Clackamas River

    (7 reviews)

    This is a long, meandering river offering you a ton of recreationally minded activities. Much to…read moresee, much you can do and enjoy - worth your time to top in at one of the points you have access to stop in at along the river. The water is typically a perfect temp in the summer and the current is ideal for tubing - especially in the Clackamas area. Safe enough for the family, pretty enough you want to go alone and soak it in....

    The Confession: I'm a masochist. Despite being clumsy and lacking any visual depth perception…read more(seriously, it's clinically proven), I can't really use those excuses when it comes to my persistent ability to get injured. If you see me, chances are I have band-aids on. So, I'm pretty sure it's just that I actually LIKE getting hurt. This is a case in point: The Prelude: Since I was about 3 years old, I have enjoyed exploring the depths of the woods, especially near some giant, rushing body of water that drowns out all the mundane commotion in my head. I like being surrounded by towering trees, waist-high ferns, and little, precious wildflowers. I've run into grizzly bears while huckleberry picking, yet never, ever have I been afraid in the woods. Not even at night when I have to go pee. I actually want to get lost and find my way home. This is my idea of fun, especially if I have a cold beer in hand. Problem is, I usually get hurt while I'm out there. In fact, I judge my excursions as such: the more I get hurt, the more fun I had. The Rub: This is where the Clackamas River is GOD to me. Yeah, I love to come here to swim, hike, camp, float down the river, picnic, etc. But I always leave with excessive scrapes, bruises, scratches, and bloodied body parts. Could be I just play hard. But I think it's more than that. It's as though the river gives me so much pleasure, it demands a little sacrifice from me. Not all rivers have this affect on me, mind you. Yesterday, it took a few pieces of skin from my arm when I fell down a hill, clambering to get to the water on a hot day. Last weekend, it took a chunk out of my leg when I foolishly attempted to mount a log in the river. Painful, yes. But these are battle scars of love, people. This is my idea of heaven. No other river has loved me this much and, I must say, vice versa. The 411: If you want to kayak, raft, camp, hike, lay on the rocks, float in an inner tube, or whatever...check out the Clackamas. Drive straight through Estacada and follow Hwy 224. Or take the fork at the Ranger Station and head down Forest Road 46. There are tons of campsites, both official and just off the road. The water is cold, but refreshing on a hot day. Or, you can head south on 46 to it up Bagby Hot Springs. But please be careful out there, kiddos. People do die on this river every year (in fact, a young woman just drowned 2 weeks ago), so treat it with respect and be aware of the dangers. And if you like getting (safely) beat up by nature, like me, take your neosporin and head out. You're going to get your ass kicked and you'll keep coming back for more.

    Silver Fox Rv Park - Gateway to Mt. Hood National Forest and the Clackamas River

    Silver Fox Rv Park

    (1 review)

    Land of no-see-ums. As sunset, I got bit like crazy. I'm allergic to these guys. Experienced…read morethem in the Sierras, but not in Oregon. I was surprised. This place harbours them big-time, so if you're sensitive like I am, just beware. The site itself is surrounded by trees, but the area where guests come in and park didn't have them so there's no central shade during the day and you feel a bit like you're on display in the center of the grounds. Not my favourite. The bathrooms were pretty clean, the showers enormous. Actually, they could do with a remodel if you ask me. There are washers and dryers. The location is right across from the lake which is beautiful, but you have to drive there because the hill to the RV park is SO steep. There are a lot of residents. It felt a little odd. I don't know if it was just us, but we didn't feel comfortable. The people a couple spots over had a dog that barked for about two hours. I considered the possibilities of asphyxiating it. I just don't understand why people allow this sort of thing. There were a couple of friendly people there tho, and the host was really nice. For $42, I've been in WAY better. Far too overpriced.

    From the owner: We are a 70 Space RV Park with Full Hookups Bathrooms,…read moreShowers and Laundry Room available 24/7 Gated Community with Security Cameras Free WiFi Pet friendly (most breeds) Daily, Weekly, Monthly rates Check out our monthly specials at our website

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