I called Motel 6 and Riverside Motel. Riverside won out due to the difference in price (I was…read morequoted $313 for 4 nights) and Motel 6 was $299. I later paid $305 so that was pleasant. Check in was quick (Due to me pre-booking/reserving) I made it clear I was there for 4 days (Very Hot/Humid conditions were forcast) and slept during the day. The staff said that unless I approached them, I'd not be bothered. The room was a single queen, with 2 big pillows and it was non-smoking and as clean as most well kept ones are. Fridge. microwave both were working, but the fridge was a tad cold, my lunchmeat got ice on it... The bathroom was very clean, though the paint was faded. The tub and and sink were spotless as was the entire room... There IS Train traffic about 200 yards away. I didn't worry as I had brought earplugs (I use them at work, that's why) and I heard NOTHING all the time I slept. I'd suggest having a few pairs just to be on the safe side. I still could hear my phone alarm when it went off. All in all, I was VERY glad I chose Riverside Motel and will do so again if the need arises. The rates $75 weekday/$82 weekend are pretty fair and shopping/food only a couple miles away and 4 miles further, down town Vancouver.... For the price and location, can't be beat, Book early, they fill fast!

Beautifully maintained inside and out. I stayed here while work was being done on my house. The…read moreroom was clean, attractive, comfortable, and quiet. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat.

We rented an RV for the holidays to drive down the cost. The Class C RV was perfect for our family…read moreof 4. We had an unforgettable time! Our first time taking an RV on the road and the staff put us at ease answering all our questions. I would definitely recommend this business to anyone looking for a RV rental! They have larger RVs for bigger families as well.

This was a great experience! It was hard for my family and I to leave as the accommodations were…read moregreat. The host had everything that we could need to make the stay comfortable. I appreciated the spacious rooms as when we all got in, we could decompress in our own space. The home was very clean and the beds were comfortable. When we come back to the area, we will be booking again.

You cannot find a more peaceful and private place to relax and unwind than at Hidden Woods. There…read moreis only a single cabin for rent on the lush wooded property and an easy walk around Trillium Lake or a hike or ski lift ride up Mount Hood is only a 30 minute drive away. You will leave refreshed and encouraged.

The Hidden Woods Bed and Breakfast is a treasure. The owners are attentive and well-informed for…read morerestaurants and recreation in the area. The beds are real feather beds! Even though this is a 1929 log cabin it has been restored and is so well taken care of - it's like you've traveled back in time but you get to wear a warm robe and cozy up to a nice fire without having had to chop the wood. The breakfast, coffee and snacks are the best you could wish for. The property is beautiful and beautifully looked after. If you are allergic to dogs you'd not wish to stay here - but if you like a Scotty dog mascot, you'll love this place. Everything is clean, comfortable and you can really feel that the owners have paid attention to every detail.

Stayed here over Memorial Day weekend and had an amazing time. Don and Kitty have made their farm…read moreinto one of the best BnBs I have ever been at. Farm to table gormet meals, homemade breads and pastas! The location is perfect for day trips to Long Beach in WA or as far as Cannon Beach in OR! Rooms were immaculate. The farm is quiet away from the highway and nestled in a lush green 15 acres of nature. I am definitely going back!

Very nice park---nice sites with full hookups--super clean laundry and restrooms--owner Chip was…read moreextremely helpful in every aspect---park is in a great area with close proximity to Multnomah Falls and the Vista House---the general store across the street is terriffic (they have a bunch of Tragers going all day!)---if I could give this park more than 5 stars I would!!

Used to be a nice park. Ownership changed and everything quickly went downhill. Rates went way up…read morewhile nothing was improved, in fact amenities were lost along with the rate hike. There used to be a community room, it's now the owners "mancave". He has a sticker on the office window that says he accepts credit cards, that's a lie. This guy is stuck in the 80's and only accepts paper checks. The old owner just ran our card for rent, it was super convenient. My neighbor had a tree limb fall on his trailer during a storm, the owner didn't want to contact insurance to properly take care of the issue. Instead he tries to make deals like a used car salesman. (I have a feeling that's going to come back to bite him, karma does that) There used to be professional landscapers to take care of the park, now a teenager does it and doesn't even bag the grass. Not to mention the owner, Chip went to do some weed eating because he's so cheap, the idiot broke my truck window with a rock while doing so. He also threatened to kick me out because I used a blower to clean up his grass mess. The grass was being tracked everywhere! So we did move. Best decision I've made in a long time. The fellow longterm campers now call the park "Hitler's camp". I know a bit dramatic but he does walk around the park 24/7 and pretends to be your friend, then dictates and tries to tell you what to do. The way I see it, he just has a big case of little man syndrome. It's like owning a bar and also drinking in it on a nightly basis. Just something you shouldn't do. People that have been here for a long time are leaving solely because of the new owner. I can't reccomend NOT staying here enough, seriously. Fairview or sandy river rv park would be my recomendation if you need to be on the east side.