Beautiful park, I stayed here in a tent with my fiancée and our children, we took the kids to the…read morerestroom to get ready for bed around 8:45pm and when we got back to our tents the surrounding sprinklers were on and our entire campsite and tent was wet. Absolutely frustrating as could be of a situation and the park rangers and staff never once apologized. Not only did they not apologize but they also didn't compensate us whatsoever when a bunch of our belongings were destroyed due to their sprinkler system. Moral of the story is avoid staying here because the staff isn't considerate even when they ruin your trip. I have seen other reviews of this park that have experienced the same thing, again not sure why they have sprinklers running at 9pm inside your campsite.

Maryhill: The Park That Never Sleeps -- A Folk Ballad to Be…read moreSung to the Tune of Endless Jake Brakes -- I camped beside the Columbia, where the golden hillsides gleam, To find a little peace and rest, and live the camper's dream. The river shone like silver, the wind was soft and still -- But no one warned of Maryhill, the park that tests your will. The freight trains sang from dusk to dawn, with whistles long and shrill, On both sides of the riverbank -- a stereo of thrill! Each clattered by in endless line, with steel on steel's refrain, Like Zeus himself had dropped the beat for thunder made of train. Then came the trucks, all night they climbed that two-mile stretch of road, Their engines moaning, gear by gear, beneath their heavy load. You'd hear them grind in agony, ascending toward the stars, While down below, the campers dreamt of buying hybrid cars. But mercy fled the morning when those trucks came down again -- The Jake brakes sang their diesel hymns across the river plain. For minutes on end, the echoes roared -- a basso, blaring suite, A three-minute truck-fart fugue in thunderous repeat. The tent pegs rattled, spoons took flight, the coyotes packed and ran, The herons left for Idaho, and so did half my plan. I stared up through the canvas roof, eyes wide and sleepless still, And whispered through my pillow: "Lord... deliver Maryhill." Yet sunrise came all honey-gold, and peace returned for show, The river shone like mercy -- as if it didn't know. And though my eyes were bagged and red, my heart forgave the thrill: For beauty roars as loudly as the trucks at Maryhill.

Beautiful home for family gathering. Fantastic views of Hood and Adams. The roads around it offer…read moregreat morning walks among the local orchards. The remodeling of the home is impressive. Just a great place.

We stayed at the StoryBook Glade house a couple of weekends ago and it was absolutely beautiful!…read moreThe house is in great condition, has a lot of character with all of the amenities you need for a weekend getaway, and was big enough for our small family, as well as another family that we were vacationing with. The owners of the house were extremely kind and communicative, which made everything from check-in to check-out very simple and easy. The location is lovely since it's only a few minutes outside of Hood River, but away from the busyness of the town, while being right on an orchard and across the street from a winery (which was a win for the two moms during nap time) ;) Would definitely recommend!

Best Hotel in the Dalles, hands down. Every single thing looked and smelled brand new. The…read morecomplimentary breakfast was excellent. I spoke to Paula, the night manager. The owner is a perfectionist, and he has hired the best Hotel people in the town and pays them all very well. He has remodelled the entire place and seeks to run this 1950s motel like it was the best Hilton. I was pleasantly surprised, heck I was shocked, but seriously this place deserves its rating. Trust me!

This hotel is just off the beaten path in The Dalles, OR. I found it through online hotel services…read moreand it was a good price with decent reviews. I would say the same. I had a decent sized bed that was comfy, a nice sized room, a TV that worked well, and a terrific view of The Dalles Dam. They also had a band that evening with an outdoor bar set up on the patio area. A hearty breakfast was made n the lobby early the next morning and I appreciated that it was set up and ready to go when they said it would. Lots of choices for a freebie. The staff were all warm in greeting and conversation and the room and breakfast area were clean.

We love LOVE this campground. So beautiful. This was our second time coming. They keep the…read morebathrooms pretty clean and stocked up. I didn't have cash and the owner/host that collects the money was totally understanding and allowed me a day to grab cash to pay for the first night. We booked for 2 nights. Definitely a camping favorite.

I really can't believe Camp Creek Campground has never been reviewed. Sure, it was my first time…read morethere and I have to tell you it was one of the best car camping experiences I have ever had. This campground (specifically site #13) was very nice. Ok, first off, it is a campground. It is not a hike in and pitch your tent kind of deal. It is a drive up and pitch your tent not too far from you car kind of deal. We stayed at site #13 and our friends stayed at #14. #14 was big which was good as they had 5 people in their party. #13 is pretty small, but there is a secret to that site. When we first drove up to it and saw the picnic table and fire pit and the small space for the tent we thought meh. Been here done this, but here is the secret. The secret is that there is a path just beyond the fire pit that will take you about 15 seconds to wind down. That will take you to a very quiet and secluded open area just above Still Creek where you can pitch your tent. Still Creek will be flowing through your sleep all night long. It did for us for 2 glorious nights. If you can get site #13 go for it. You will not be disappointed.

It's a neat place to go to, but honestly the food isn't that great. Pretty average, menu is…read moreuninteresting at best. Everything was bland with no seasoning. Boring menu. Bathroom isn't kept clean regularly.

Better service Food took forever Our coffee and tea never came Waitress disappeared never brought…read morethe check Will be our last visit here

A clean and comfortable motel in the middle of nowhere, but a lifesaver for weary travelers…read morearriving at night. Absolutely perfect for me. Slept like a baby. Went across the street in the morning and powered up with a large Columbian coffee at the Pilot along with some mini-Cinnabons. Took a shower in the clean bathroom and then drove along the Columbia River to my destination in Dayton, Washington. A thank you to all the folks at Three Rivers Inn for making it happen! Oh btw, when you're in the parking lot, look up over the roof to see all of those boulders precariously hanging on the side of the mountain above the motel. Another thing to be thankful for as you safely drive away.

Despite the name, the rivers can't be seen from the Inn. But, they are close by…read more Even though I just checked in, the place is very well kept. Unless you are a prissy perfectionist, I think most people wouldn't have any issues in staying here for a few nights. The staff is courteous and helpful. My room and bathroom are very clean. If it weren't for the tanks outside, I'd a pretty nice view of the canyon walls that are around the area. The Wi-Fi is free, has good signal strength so far and is secured (woohoo). I'm not sure if this is in all rooms, but the writing table has no chair. And, the other chairs are too low to be used. Oh, well. I can live without it (even when provided, I seldom use it). A large display clock with 2 outlets. However, the light casts a glow bright enough that it may bother some people (just unplug it). I found the bed to be very comfortable. Despite being across the street from one truck stop, and several hundred feet from another, the place was pretty quiet for a Friday night. My only complaint is that they don't have guest laundry facilities. And, there doesn't appear to be any in the immediate area (not sure if the truck stop has it. But, even if they do, I wouldn't want to interfer with a trucker's schedule). Breakfast was a basic Continental type. Coffee, juice, cereal, fresh fruit, bagels and donuts, along with the accompaniments to go with whatever you had. Overall, I enjoyed my stay. And, another night or two wouldn't have been an issue.

Boutique winery with a HUGE selection of wines. They source their grapes from the general area and…read morepress/ferment at their location. We visited them and decided on the premium wine tasting. LeANN treated us wonderfully and even gave us a tour of the facility. The killer was the last wine we tasted - a library Pinot Noir. A 150 year old for $10 retail the Very Best Tasting Pinot I've ever sipped in my life! Ooops. Sorry . It's a 10 year old $150 retail. Yeah messed up my gray cells, that one! Needless to day - I signed up for their wine club and suspect I would enjoy it greatly.

Excellent white wine, very good reds and a lovely atmosphere. Very hospitable place.. we'll visit…read morethere again when I am in Hood River

This was truly an awesome experience! The terrain was fun and challenging and the loop itself was…read moreepic. My son and I would have been way too uncomfortable to venture as far off on our own. Doug is an excellent instructor if you are looking to improve existing skills, like my son. He also makes an excellent counselor for old men battling fear and tension, like me. Doug has a ton of knowledge to pass along and he seems very interested in tailoring the day to what the riders want and delivering a mind blowing ride right within your abilities. Thank you!! Greg & Wyatt

You won't find a more knowledge motorcycle guide out there. Doug knows every trail around and can…read morecater from the most beginner riders to the pros. He showed us all around hood river and then we went to the coast range for one of the best rides I've ever done. Don't miss out on this unique experience!