New management is making big improvements here! Much better than it's ever been in the past!!read more

Beautiful, relaxing community. Great management by people who really care about you.read more

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.

We really enjoyed this RV park! It's well maintained, the sites are generous and level, many mature…read moretrees that offer lots of shade. The restrooms and showers are spotless! The camp hosts are friendly. Peach Beach RV Park is located on the Columbia River and also a bike ride away from Maryville Stonehenge. See photos. Unfortunately, the fresh fruit and the fruit stand was not available this time of year. But soon!

Great campsite along the river. The camp host Heather was fantastic! Very welcoming and helpful. We…read morewill be back!

Very clean, quiet,good rates. One mile off of us 97. Cute town. Close to Maryhill winery and…read moremuseum and the gorge and all its beauty. Grocery store and an amazing meat market. Well worth a visit.

From the owner: Great little RV park in down town Wasco Oregon. Grocery, Liquor store and Post Office 75 feet away!…read moreCafe 1 block.

Reserved a spot for a 39' fifth wheel and couldn't have been happier with our spot. We are new to…read morethe RV world and still getting our "park legs" down. They gave us a super easy pull thru spot. I spoke with Matt before we arrived and he assured us that it was an easy in and out and he was so right. Would definitely stay again. Quiet park on a Friday night. Some road noise from the highway but not horrible.

Management is very helpful and very professional. Enjoyed are stay and definitely come back for a…read morelonger stay.

This was one of the cleanest, best maintained, and best organized/ set up RV campsites I have ever…read morebeen in. They are not the cheapest, and have a lot of rules they take seriously which seems like a hassle -- But then you get there and see what they have and it is absolutely worth it!!! The views of Mt. Adams are spectacular!! The sites are set up perefectly for privacy and/ or for groups of friends to share space. The park and hiking trails, fishing spot and general beauty are great. And the bathrooms and such are not just "camping clean" -- they are sparking. Such a pleasant stay.

Relaxing, quiet, family and pet friendly RV park. We got in on a cancellation Fathers Day weekend…read more Was just a great place! Clean facilities, WiFi, and great trail to the lake.

This is a nice little park with the emphasis on little. We don't camp or have an RV and come here…read moremostly for the marina. The grounds seem nice enough although finding an empty space could be an issue since it always seems fairly full when we drop by. Found this place totally by accident after pulling off I-84 to use the rest facilities at the nearby Snell park. Arlington is a nice little town out "in the middle of nowhere". The nearest burb is quite some distance away but Arlington has most anything you might want. Gasoline, a couple of restaurants and so on. Five minutes and you can explore the town in it's entirety. We like the marina and have gotten a few good pictures of the various vessels there. You never know when you'll find a new one moored there so it's always fun to swing by. The rail line passes within a few hundred feet of the RV area and trains are frequent. Long freight trains. Passing through railroad crossings with bells and whistles. There's also a lot of BNSF rail maintenance work going on right next to the RV park. I can't imagine that it's all that peaceful there because of this especially at night. But I suppose you get used to anything eventually.

This is a very good example of a small town working with what they have in doing a very nice…read moreversion of a small RV park and marina. The RV park it has elevenths sites with full hook ups. There is overflow dry camping as well that could handle probably another 15 to 20 rigs. Full hook ups or $30 per night. Dry camping is nine dollars per night. Located a short walk to downtown Arlington there is a very nice little park, swimming area, hardware store, grocery store, ice cream shop, and a small health clinic. You are right on I 84 and there are frequent trains, which is the sound of commerce. The RV park/Marina is right next to a very large active green elevator. As we are writing this, it is filling a large barge with grain for parts East. Located right on the Columbia River it's a good representation of this part of the state of Oregon.

A pleasant surprise at this small rv park that's part of the community park around a baseball field…read moreand playground. The manager's office is her home so knock and wait.

We stayed at the city park for a cycling event. It was great to be able to hook up to power and…read morewater and take showers.

Very nice and clean campsite! The host was very friendly and accommodating! Restrooms were clean…read moreand the office has all the basic stuff that you'll need! We highly recommend it and will be back again!

We recently rented a sprinter van and toured around Oregon. We stayed at Timberlake while we were…read morein the Columbia River Gorge area. It was a nice property but the sites were close together and you have to have a roll of quarters to shower. One quarter buys you 1.5 min of hot water. Otherwise it was centrally located for all the things we wanted to see such as Multnomah Falls and the Sunshine Mill Winery in the Dalles. Since we stayed at several other campgrounds which allowed free hot showers we were a little disappointed about this setup.

With Horsethief Butte as the scenic backdrop, this lake is a relaxing spot for fishing & kayaking…read more Equipped with bathrooms & showers, a popular place for camping & RV sleepovers. Not naturally formed, flooded into existence by the Dalles Dam. Without a natural circulation of water, the summer creates toxic algae harmful to humans and fish. Warning signs are posted. A petroglyph trail is a highlight for all; in depth tour guide available by reservation. Boat launch access to the Columbia River.

Lovely piece of the Gorge. We've stopped by the lake portion and checked out the Petroglyphs before…read morewhile passing through, as well as briefly jumping onto a trail at the Butte. This weekend we got around to investing more time in the trails of Butte and it was pretty fun. The trails don't allow for a complete loop around the rock, as there's a block for restoration on the east side. But you can wander most of the way around the water side...up and around the rocks is really where's it at though. There are 3 access points to the top from the trails, and the bouldering up is loads of fun. Once atop you can roam all about and enjoy fabulous views from every angle. While the remainder of the trails at Butte are average, we found it pretty entertaining to climb around the rock portion. There's a decent amount of parking...Discover Pass required...as well at a vault toilet at the trailhead.