2.4.24: First time staying at a Sleep Inn and we weren't disappointed at all and conveniently…read morelocated right off the highway exit. The reservations host was super nice and friendly. Our room was clean and I really enjoyed the brightly lit decor. The shower drain accusing drained well, so that's a plus. As with another Choice affiliated hotel, there was complementary hot tea and cocoa 24/7 and a complementary self-serve breakfast bar in the morning. Per usual, the breakfast bar included bacon, sausage, eggs, bagels, muffins, cereal, yogurt, oatmeal, juices, coffee and other snacks. The only downfall was there weren't any food options besides Subway, which was right next door to the hotel.

This place is pretty new and is the best place to stay in Boardman in my opinion . It is clean,…read morequiet and has plenty of parking. They offer a decent breakfast too. The beds are Great and the shower is super nice and modern. The room is clean and they give you everything you need for a good nights sleep. Again, this is the best place to stay in these parts.

First time staying here, but was super impressed at how clean and nice this little RV park is. Even…read morewith about 1/2 the spots having long stay RVs - everything was so nice and neat. Really nice green grass in between each site. The bathrooms were super clean too! The kids had a blast riding their scooters and bikes around the loops.. The only downside is you can hear the semis that keep their engines on all night. I sleep with a fan though, so I didn't mind at all. If we are in this neck of the woods again, we would definitely stay here.

Probably great for a travel trailer, 5th wheel, but not for motorhome with a tow. An 80' site,…read morehowever, hook ups are set so far back that even with an extension we could not hook up until we disconnected our tow from our 39' motor home. We had hoped to keep our tow connected since this was an overnight stop. Maneuvering around to exit would have been challenging or impossible with a tow. Convenient to highway, but very congested in RV park and gas station area. Diesel pumps on inside pumps and required going in to cashier. Went N on 84 to SpaceAge and easily fueled up.

This is a nice little park with the emphasis on little. We don't camp or have an RV and come here…read moremostly for the marina. The grounds seem nice enough although finding an empty space could be an issue since it always seems fairly full when we drop by. Found this place totally by accident after pulling off I-84 to use the rest facilities at the nearby Snell park. Arlington is a nice little town out "in the middle of nowhere". The nearest burb is quite some distance away but Arlington has most anything you might want. Gasoline, a couple of restaurants and so on. Five minutes and you can explore the town in it's entirety. We like the marina and have gotten a few good pictures of the various vessels there. You never know when you'll find a new one moored there so it's always fun to swing by. The rail line passes within a few hundred feet of the RV area and trains are frequent. Long freight trains. Passing through railroad crossings with bells and whistles. There's also a lot of BNSF rail maintenance work going on right next to the RV park. I can't imagine that it's all that peaceful there because of this especially at night. But I suppose you get used to anything eventually.

This is a very good example of a small town working with what they have in doing a very nice…read moreversion of a small RV park and marina. The RV park it has elevenths sites with full hook ups. There is overflow dry camping as well that could handle probably another 15 to 20 rigs. Full hook ups or $30 per night. Dry camping is nine dollars per night. Located a short walk to downtown Arlington there is a very nice little park, swimming area, hardware store, grocery store, ice cream shop, and a small health clinic. You are right on I 84 and there are frequent trains, which is the sound of commerce. The RV park/Marina is right next to a very large active green elevator. As we are writing this, it is filling a large barge with grain for parts East. Located right on the Columbia River it's a good representation of this part of the state of Oregon.

Nice little RV park, walking distance to a park. Friendly staff. Nice to have washers and dryers.read more

We had planned to stay at this rv park, as it has good ratings and is advertised pet friendly…read more However, when we arrived in town and phoned in to pay, we were asked if we had any pets. We said yes, one dog. They asked what breed, and we replied that she's a mixed breed. We were asked if there was any Pitt in her, which there obviously is, so we said yes. They have a zero Pitt bull policy. No other breed. Doesn't matter if they are a mix, and the most gentle creature. In six years, traveling all over Oregon, Washington and Idaho, this was a first for us. Fortunately the other nearby rv parks aren't so ignorant.

Lots of space to run around. Dog areas on both ends of the parking lot with bags and trash bins to…read morepick up after your furry friend. Large restroom building in the middle of the property with entrances at the side of the building. A wide pathway is wheelchair accessible from the far end of the parking lot. Several picnic tables are accessible from the pathway around the building. One vending machine is available at the near end of the lot. A good stop to empty your bladder and stretch your legs. If you have food, nice picnic spot. No other services available at this rest area. Parking for vehicles large (RV, trailers, OTR) and small (Vans, cars, etc.).

up too late awake too early with no breakfast and not much to show for it except some tightness in…read morethe hips and shoulders, a rough scratchy throat, and my eyeballs feel oddly and uncomfortably dry... and I suppose the wild fires burning up western Idaho and northeast Oregon aren't really helping either but I gotta get out and move around a bit regardless. after some perfunctory low intensity stretching exercises I'm back in the car with the mediumly conditioned air recirculating while trying to get out of the smoke sooner rather than never. Stanfield Rest Area is typical of modern Oregon stops; abundant parking for large and small vehicles, easy access w/o too many curves coming or going, well maintained grassy areas, and fully utile utilities and a vendo-torium. be advised that stays are limited to 12 continuous hours but this might possibly could include an overnight. maybe...

It was a great place to pee... even if it seems like it's closed on the EB side... it's not... you…read morejust have to go around to get to it

We usually stop here. If for nothing else but the view. And the Free Road Map…read more Such a pretty area. This is a top notch rest area. Plenty to look at and stretch your legs. The bathrooms are always clean and in good condition. The view is amazing. There is even a little history here. Look for the Maps. Anytime we go this way, we will always stop here. Not just for the Free Maps.

We drive by here on occasion and finally found time to stop and check it out. First we had lunch at…read morethe park just down the street from the Sage Center. It was super windy that day but we managed. The Sage Center at the time we came had construction going on for an expansion. The construction only affected one exhibit. It was a Ballon ride experience I think. It was super cool being up close to an industrial sprinkler system. They are massive. You really don't get a feel for how big this simple water sprinkler is from the highway as you drive by. There is a moving display of how how potatoes go from the field through a system of machinery that turns potatoes into fries and packages them at the end. I know I'm not doing it justice but you'll have to check it out for yourself. It's a self guided tour so you can take your time. Worth the price of admission. I'd go again.

This was the perfect place to visit when I moved to Boardman! I learned so much and had a great…read moretime (and so did my family when I brought them as well!). I love that they are also a Travel Oregon Welcome Center so you can pick up information on pretty much any place you want to visit in Oregon.

If you want to live with prisoners this is the place for you. Mold on windows, hot water is…read morespotty. If you need anything beware cause you will be miss treated for standing up for yourself

The Lamplighter motel now has a live poker game on Saturday nights. The office is open to the…read morepublic to play Texas Holdem with a $2 to $20 spread limit game. This game is a lot of fun , plenty of action , and licensed through the city of Umatilla. Join us or call for more information. Players must be at least 18 years old.