Very clean, well maintained restrooms. lots of stalls. privacy. There is plenty of parking and easy…read moreaccess if you are in a wheelchair or using a walker. After using the facilities, there is a small museum worth checking out, several restaurants, a post office and a gift shop. During the summer and fall, there is usually a vendor selling local cherries, corn or other produce. definitely buy some!

Reststop is located on Highway 26 between Portland and Bend. These basic restrooms were not the…read morecleanest nor the dirtness. It got the job done. There were plenty of parking spaces.

Now that they blocked off the area in the back, I feel that it is much safer. In the past I saw…read morewhat appeared to be a village of campers living on the grounds. One even hooked up to the potable water. Since then it has put a barrier so no one can park there. Now it is available for those of us who need to dumb or fill the potable water. Because of the significant change and keeping the back area clean, they get 4 stars. Why deduct a star? The side and front of the location are not as well kept. We only camp in the summer and have been using this spot a few times each summer. I hope that it keeps improving. Last visit was summer 2025.

For all its faults, one thing our state government consistently does right is provide nice rest…read moreareas along the freeways. Gee Creek, located a bit to the north of Vancouver, WA, is a great stopping point on a trip to Oregon (or points farther south). It's got plenty of parking (yes, even enough for our large travel trailer), extra restrooms so long lines are avoided, and everything is clean and well laid out. They even have shaded picnic tables if you need a longer break, and a pet area. Rest areas aren't exactly the most glamorous place. But when you find a good one, it's worth making a mental note for your next trip. Because once you cross that border into Oregon...the restroom pickings are quite slim.

Memaloose is a popular, just off highway 84 Oregon State Park with views of the Columbia River and…read moreeasy access to Hood River and all of its attractions. It is a busy compact crowded park, and not one that we would typically pick. However this trip we were on night 21 with no hookups and the forecast was to be over 100 degrees..... last minute we decided we needed a little A/C! We had no reservations on a Sunday in July and lucked out and a pretty decent spot was available, B35, with views of the river. *** I think B33, might be the best spot in the park. For a crowded park, with close together sites, it was surprisingly quiet and we had a great night sleep.

It seems that mintainence of the beds around the restrooms has been skipped for the entire season…read more As a lifelong Oregonian I am embarrassed that travelers through the gorge, one of the states premier attractions, see long neglected and overgrown gardens. They are also extreme fire hazards. One careless cigarette and the hillside is up in flames, just like what happened on the westbound side except that this hillside continues on up to the plateau and east and west along hwy 84.

The Overlook, apart from the rest area is a rewarding view for road bikers to reach this vista…read more 180° panoramic beauty of the Columbia River Gorge. Primitive gravel parking for about 4 vehicles, no bathroom. An unofficial trail off the terrace side is a risk of your own choosing.

This is a great rest area located on the Oregon Trail, with the overview of the Columbia River…read more This is a great place to stop, if you are driving through Portland or the Dalles area of Oregon.

You would think during post-Covid/pandemic the rest stops would be somewhat clean. It was…read moredisgusting. All the toilets were filthy, the cleanest one I used had poopy toilet paper on the floor. Then whoever was in the stall next to me started smoking and I ended up wheezing! So glad I brought my own toilet paper, hand soap, paper towels, and hand sanitizer!!!! I mean yes it was past 1am, but it looked like it had t been cleaned all day!! Argh! I feel like I need a shower, but I'm taking a nap at this rest stop before heading south. ‍

This is for the Northbound on I5 Santiam Rest Stop. Good spot for the total eclipse 2017, Aug 21st!…read moreHundreds of cars and people are here to watch! A lot from out of state, I think mostly from California! Cars parked on the grass area where they're not supposed to; but OTE personnel said they'll let them just to keep everyone happy; as long as they stay out of the freeway. Thanks for being considerate on this one in a lifetime event! Free coffee at the office (they have a donation jar if you like to donate, though). Bathrooms are clean. Trash is collected on a regular basis. I guess they really expected the influx of eclipse watchers and they stay on top of it!

I'm posting this review having not actually "been inside" LOL! But I'm sure it's a very nice club…read morejust like all the others I visit. I've never been to an Eagles club that wasn't a nice place with nice people inside :-) But the real reason for this review is for travelers like me and my wife, who just wanted to pop in to a Lodge to take a break from the road (I84, heading home from Oregon). So without giving it much thought, we plunked the address into the GPS when we left Madras, Oregon thinking that it would make a good stopping point for a rest and a pint of cold beer. When we got to the Hood River exit and started following where the GPS wanted us to go, we quickly realized this Eagles Aerie is NOT "in downtown Hood River"!! It's around 8 miles South of town, way out in the middle of farms in the country. Granted, it was a very pretty, very winding drive there and back - but I want to warn folks to not think it's right off the freeway in town. Boy, is it not!! When we finally got there, sigh, it wasn't open yet. They don't open until 4:00 - most of the Aeries around us (including our home Aerie, #3 in Tacoma, WA) open for lunch or just after. So after all of that, we never got to see the inside. For now, just this review - such that it is - and some photos. But next time down in the area, we'll stop in again and post an update.

Very clean restroom. Immaculate grounds, surrounded by gorgeous trees of all colors. Excellent…read moreplace to stay and get some sleep right off the highway.

This is a normal rest stop with bathrooms, grass, benches, trees and of course easy access to the…read moreFreeway. I will say that Oregon rest stops are so beautiful! They are well taken care of and almost like a park in most cases. I stopped here when I was tired of driving and needed to close my eyes. I pulled into the shade, rolled down my window and took a nap. It was peaceful and just what I needed to get back on the road. The bathrooms were fine but not super clean or anything.

Fairly decent rest area with clean restrooms and well maintained facility. Very limited truck…read moreparking but besides that it's really decent and very convenient for them fast pit stops from them long hours of driving.

Perfectly fine rest area that was good for a stretch and a visit to the restroom. It was not very…read moreclean inside but the outside is nice. Located along I-5, it is helpful to get out, move around and then get back into the car. There is a sign indicating that there is an 8 hour limit for parking. That's quite helpful for the RVers passing through. [Review 20922 overall - 127 in Washington - 1906 of 2023.]

They didn't have a Red Bull vending machine when I stopped here the other day headed north, but…read morethey did have energy drinks in one of their variety vending machines. They also had snacks and a decent restroom. I found this a totally reasonable place to stop on our trip.