Great event spot. Supportive staff, lots of Halloween props, space galore, and good variety of…read moreexotic drinks.

We've enjoyed being members at this Elks. They are accommodating, the space is cozy and friendly…read more The people are super nice and food delish. We are grateful for all their support. It's exciting to see the updates and changes they are making.

An aging hippie commune showing signs of deterioration. Now used in part as a retreat center for…read moregroup camping events. The retreat camping areas are rocky but acceptable. Well water is provided and hot showers. Some areas off limits to camping have dead cars and junk. Otherwise, the site is a beautiful natural wooded area. Home made toilet facilities are equal to porta-johns but perhaps slightly larger. They come with red volcanic pumice stones under foot which are unstable for shoes and painful for bare feet. Other than the volcanic pumice this facility is barefoot friendly.

No bathroom!???? And 8.25 to wash a blanket. Rather annoying if you have multiple loads and several…read morehours of washing and there is no place to use the restroom.

This is the 24 hour laundry washers are good but dryers are terrible.i had 2 loads of clothes and…read moreit took 8 dollars to dry them,and they Where a little wet.dont wash here.go to the one by the dollar store,much better.

We love going to the small museums that dot the landscape across the country. Sometimes they're…read moreweird, but they're always fun and informative. This museum is definitely small, but the entrance payment of $5 each was well worth it. It took a little over an hour to go through it but it was a dive back in time to the present. A reminder of life well lived. The Indians, the farmers, the Chinese, the Japanese, the Mexicans all played a part in what Hood River county has become and all had a little representation in this small gem of a museum. The staff was friendly and informative and helped make this trip down memory lane a pleasure.

I found this hidden gem while walking along the river path from my hotel. Stopped in for a very…read morepleasant couple of hours and could have spent longer. It's a well-curated museum. When I visited, it had a fascinating temporary exhibit on laundry. You wouldn't think pioneer-and-beyond laundry to be an interesting subject, but the exhibit led you through a progression of machines, and a history of the people who had laundry services for the town, that made the early days of Hood River really come to life. The permanent exhibits were also well done. This is not just a small-town, slap a few pictures and descriptions on pasteboard kind of museum. Check it out!

So glad I found this laundry mat. Very clean,machines are clean and have option to use debit card…read more Also like the fact there is also a bathroom and building is fairly warm.

The place is very clean and machines are new. Very clean well run laundry mat. I would recommend…read morethis place to everyone. Thank You

Great place to get some laundry done while staying at Skamania Lodge. Having the grocery store next…read moredoor was nice while I was waiting for my loads to wash. They had both coin operated and card operated machines. The owner came in while we were there checking on things and he was really friendly.

This is a small laundromat next to A&J Market. Almost missed it except for a single door. I was…read morethere 2 hours and the machines though a little older, worked. Coin operated. The staff from A&J came over to clean every hour, disinfecting the handles and sweeping. They wore their masks and kept social distances. Though this is hard since so small. I felt safe at this laundromat but I came when is was daylight.

This 24/7 laundromat is located right next to (and I'm guessing is probably technically owned by)…read moreRaindrop Laundry. (They are separate facilities with separate entrances.) This self-service laundromat is completely unstaffed. Presumably, if one had an issue, they would have to go next door or call someone to resolve it. Fortunately, I didn't have any issues during my time here. Even though it was unstaffed, there were plenty of security cameras, and they appeared to be real. I didn't notice any disruptive customers in the laundromat or in the general area. When I walked in, it seemed to be empty, although a couple of people arrived after I did. There was plenty of seating, and they had some of the coolest folding tables I've ever seen. There were four separate large tables, and each had top sections. So, it would be nearly impossible for one person to hog the entire folding section. This laundromat is certainly not what I would call "modern," as the machines only accept quarters, and all have manually locking handles. (As far as I can tell, most Oregonians will go their entire lives without experiencing a modern laundromat. I haven't found a single modern laundromat in this whole state yet. They aren't even close to understanding how much modernity they are missing out on.) Prices were reasonable overall, although I couldn't figure out the price of the dryers without putting quarters in, and the dryers didn't work very well as compared to their same models at other laundromats. It's as if they had either been poorly maintained for many years, or the heat was set to lower than it should have been (in spite of my ensuring that I had selected the correct setting). There was a quarter dispensing machine which seemed to work fine, but the washing machine would have eaten at least three extra quarters if I had let it (on an $8 cycle). On the bright side, this laundromat was much cleaner looking and better smelling than the other laundromat in town (next to Grocery Outlet) which I'd walked out of right before coming here. It still didn't smell great, though. There was a pronounced mold/mildew stench in the air, which I have found to be true at almost every single laundromat I've gone to in Oregon so far. The cleanliness was not great, although it was better than any of my alternatives without having to drive an hour or wash everything by hand or pay someone else to do it... There was a large bug with spotted wings on top of the dryer. The insides of the washer doors were all caked with this nasty green stuff around the edges, and some of it definitely broke off into my laundry. I used a lot of soap, but still, gross. The insides of the soap dispensers on the washer were also really nasty and looked like they were definitely not cleaned on a regular basis, if they had ever been cleaned at all. Maybe the staff is thinking, "soap is clean, you don't need to clean it," but soap buildup attracts bugs and can cause allergy problems for anyone using the machine who is allergic to that soap. The toilet in the restroom looked like it had literally never been cleaned. So, I have a lot of misgivings about the cleanliness, yet it's reasonably priced, not too crowded, and better than any of any other nearby options I'm aware of.

Simply cannot say enough GOOD things about this place !!…read more Was traveling for the last three weeks and the hotel did not have any dry cleaning or laundry facilities so stopped by this place with three full bags of dirty clothes.. They weighed the laundry and when I asked if they did wash-n-fold and ironing, they said they'd so their best to iron the shirts and shorts.. They gave the day of Thursday after dropping of laundry on Monday. They called one day ahead and were ready to drop off laundry on Wednesday itself.. The gentleman who seems to be the owner was super accommodating and kind, very polite people and good work as well... Truly Grateful to these folks for helping out when had no clean clothes anymore. Highly Recommended... !!