Very nice park. Looks like it has a hiking trail. Will definitely go back when we have more time…read more We were there for a lacrosse tourney. Very clean and enjoyed the food trucks during the games.

A great place to Wander…read more Tip#1: If you're using Google Maps to find this place, simply put in "Yellepit", and it will get you there. On the sunny Saturday that I visited, sleepy tumbleweeds lined Ayers Road, the gravel stretch that ultimately leads to the trailhead. Admittedly, it was alarming to come over a hill to see an armed man standing in the road facing me, but he, his rifle, and the other men, were there for some shooting fun. Not too far past them, was the end of the road - or rather, a closed, barbed wire gate. There's only space for about 2 parked cars to the right of the road, by the fence. I was the third, so just parked as far on the side as I could. Tip #2: Climb (carefully) OVER the barbed wire fence. Just to the left of the opening, is a good place to do this. Do not (as I did), try to open the gate. It's easy to open - it nearly literally flies open -- the barbed wire and wooden planks eager to return to their at-ease positions, and is notably much less easy to close/reassemble. I felt very, very, "city" when this happened, and I struggled for a few minutes to amend the situation. Tip #3: See Tip #2 for the following 2 barbed-wire fences you'll encounter. I crossed paths with very few people along the way, and none seemed to have a true plan of action. A couple gentlemen I encountered had been out, wandering the cow trails, and told me to just carve my own path, be wary of the drop-offs. Tip #4: Be comfortable with unclear directions, unmarked pathways, and changes-in-plan. Or perhaps, don't do this hike. I ended up on cow-trails myself, learning a bit about their dexterity along the narrow stretches. I was impressed! In any case, I missed whatever direction would have led me to the Mound Pond Overlook, which had been my goal, but still discovered worthy vistas and a very peaceful area to spend the afternoon. At one point, I was startled to happen upon two cars, on a bluff, that appeared to have fallen from a cliff above - perhaps in the 70s/80s(?). It's not really something you expect to encounter when wandering cow trails high above the Columbia. It was a gorgeous afternoon - and once I got far enough away from the makeshift gun range, it was also peaceful. This is a great hiking area if you are: 1. Comfortable with general wandering 2. Not afraid of armed people shooting nearby 3. Directionally sound enough to find your way back to your car, once you've been wandering around 4. Love and appreciate views of the Columbia River 5. Comfortable with wandering cows Final Tip: Check out the wta.org site for more trail info. This ultimately *still* didn't get me to where I wanted to be, but was helpful, nevertheless.

The marina park and campground is fabulous. Nice paved path along the riverfront. Beautiful lawns…read moreand two group pavilions. Basketball court baseball fields horse shoe pits boat launch. Fabulous for group events or just a lunchtime visit.

The park is very beautiful. Right next to the Columbia river. Large camping spot, plenty of room…read morefor the kids to run and play. Biggest downside is people don't clean up after their pets. And they close the restroom at 7:00am for cleaning. Wish they would be like most parks and clean at 10:00 and 6:00. Or at least put up a cleaning schedule. The other thing, you never see anyone to check in. It's all phone/message. And your names on a board. We've been lucky both times we've been there. No one taken our spot.

first off I did not play here. well I did play here but not disc golf. I was hiking (wandering)…read morearound the park part of this installation out past the turn about and walked back along the river and found myself here... walked around a bit since nobody was actively discing and everything appears in good order: tees and targets and turf are totally playable if you have the necessary equipment - which I don't. plenty of parking nearby and personal facilities are open in season and the visitor center is open most of the time during normal visiting hours. so if you do you can, if you don't you could.

Hat Rock state park is a quiet and underloved place. You…read morecan walk from waterside to the dessert in 10 minutes. It is a small park and easy to explore.

Stopped off while driving through to see about ole Hat Rock. The rock itself is on a short trail…read morefrom the parking lot on to the pond at the bottom and back up to the lot. Hat is fenced off so there's no climbing or touching...it's cool to see for a couple minutes...but then it's time to move on. We took the trail down to see the ducks, loads of fowl residents right now, as well some deer hanging around near the bridge at the end of the pond. You'll find a massive amount of parking, and a large grassy area with lots of picnic tables and a volleyball net. Nothing spectacular this time of year I'd say, but it was nice for a quick leg stretch while driving through.

This is a fantastic RV Park, not "RESORT" but a wonderful place to unwind from the world and JUST…read moreRELAX. Listen to the wind, trains, boats, the birds and grab your fishing pole! We brought along our Starlink to keep up with the world but it was very nice to sit outside and just listen. Roomiest RV SITES ANYWHERE. BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE RIVER/LAKE. Not much to do here, not many restaurants or stores but again it is the unplugging from the noise. They hand out a day coupon to the rec center which we did not use. This park has nice clean restrooms, the grounds are well groomed and staff is always keeping up with cleanup. Hard working staff. An old fashioned ice cream truck with music would drive through the park selling ice cream most nights. Brought the kid out in each of us

This is truly a great spot! Wide open spaces right on the river. Watch out for Wasps! We did have…read moreto change sites but well worth it. You can get great views of the river even from the sights in the back. Noting to really do in the immediate vicinity but a great campground and friendly staff! Actual real wood fires "always" allowed we were told!! lol

Awesome 18 hole disc golf course. We came and scouted this out after we played the Mcnary course…read more All played in the desert

This was a pretty decent course. At first glance it doesn't look like much but once you get playing…read moreit has some fun holes. Definitely good for a beginner starting out so you're not gonna lose any discs.

As always the hamburger was amazing. Been awhile since I was there and got a hankering for a…read morehamburger and was not disappointed

We didn't bowl, but we enjoyed such great food and service while sitting in the bar area. The…read moreprime-rib French dip is amazing! Thank you!