We were driving 6 hours already when we pulled in around sunset. Right before 5pm. We selected what…read morewe thought would be a vacant spot, a back-in for our truck cabover. I got out and had a look around, looking for the office or anyone working. Next thing we know this blue-haired fat troglodyte comes running and screeching, saying we "didn't have a reservation and didn't pay," and would give us three minutes to come to the office or she would call the cops. My wife said, "we're winging it!" We didn't call or check before coming and she aggressively came over and confronted us. She wouldn't listen to me when I said I was looking for an employee or the front office. I got upset with her behavior which was totally uncalled for and very RUDE. We decided then to go back across the bridge and find a local campground, Viento State Park, arriving at night which I never like to do. This unfriendly employee working at this park put us at risk by not being accommodating, and setting us out on the roads after dark. Avoid this place.

Inquired about staying here in my rig monthly. Was asked for a picture of my rig, submitted them…read moreand was replied to by , the dents in your rig concern me. Really? The dents in my rig. It's clean it's nice and it's in good shape. 1 star because of the text interaction. A dent in my quarter panel discredits me. By the look of the rest of the reviews. I'd say not worth it. Although I do appreciate the honesty in the reviews. Saves me the trouble. I've been all over the United States! Traveling working - North Carolina South Carolina Montana Wyoming Texas Nevada Missouri Oklahoma Washington Oregon etc. read the reviews before you book. Thank god for Yelp. Politics and racial behavior. Sounds look boomers stuck in an era that has since passed on. Doesn't fit 2025! Download IOVERLANDER2!

Campground was beautiful. The restrooms and showers were dated but cleaned daily. The two hosts…read morewere very hospitable.

We just returned from our 4 (shortened to 3) night stay at Tucker Camp with our family and two…read moredogs. The camp itself is beautiful. The camp hosts (two older men), not so much. Every day we were there we were harassed by the hosts about our dogs, and every time we were told that they could kick us out and, "Wouldn't think twice about it". Every time I responded respectfully which is why we were probably allowed to stay. Because of their intrusive and aggressive behavior we packed up and left one day early. As we drove out of the park, one of the hosts (I believe his name was Tim) called out to me with one last snide and totally unnecessary taunt. Two small men with small power making the most of that. Beware.

It is such a beautiful and scenic drive each and every time going through the Columbia River Gorge!…read moreIt's something I never tire of and there are so many things to go see both on the Oregon and Washington side of the Gorge. One of the most notable places to stop is Multnomah Falls. It's a highly popular place and it is certainly understandable as to why but it is best to go early. You may even need to look into getting a reservation in order to get a parking space as well... because yes... it is actually that popular all year round. There are so many cute little towns through the Gorge as well. Hood River is a favorite of ours and I believe it's a favorite for a lot of people but Cascade Locks is nice as well and the Washington side has cute towns as well. On the Oregon side is Interstate 84 but don't explore this Interstate or route as a quick, brisk route to get east to west (or vice versa) as you cannot go typical Interstate speed through the Gorge. The curvature of the road and through this long stretch simply doesn't allow you to do that so it would be worth looking into alternate routes as possible if quickness is the only thing in mind otherwise you kind of just have to endure the reduced speeds. The Columbia River itself one doesn't have to repeat how beautiful it is but it's understandable if you do. River activities never fail to mesmerize. Like the group of people we once saw sailing down the river with boogie boards ( perhaps there's another name for it I'm not in the know with that) and the almost other worldly appearance of numerous fisherman on boats once fishing season was in full swig in the early morning. It's something one can never get tired of, The Columbia Gorge and I enjoy it each and every time I drive through it. It's breathtaking and truly one of essential drives to partake if visiting Oregon.

This area is an absolute must see if you are in the Portland area. It is really gorgeous. We drove…read moreto the visitor center and from there hiked up toward Multnomah Falls. It is a great way to get your steps in while surrounded by nature at its finest. There a number of waterfalls in this area and if you don't have time to get out and hike, there are some that can be seen from your car while driving by. We spent most of a day driving and hiking to the waterfalls using a map we got from the visitor center. It was raining during our visit, but we still got to see some beautiful scenery. There's a restaurant at Multnomah Falls Lodge in case you are looking for a place for lunch while in the area.

On a family vacation, we stopped in Hood River for a couple of nights. We found Wet Planet just…read moreacross the Columbia River. We did the full day trip and it was amazing! Lauren was our guide and she was the source of a plethora of information about rafting and the history of the area. The WP team did a great job giving instructions and preparing us for navigating the waters and keeping us safe throughout the journey. Lauren helped us conquer the huge plunge right before lunch without any incident! Would come back if in the area again. Highly recommend!

Amazing experience with the Wet Planet team. My group did the 3 day white water kayaking experience…read morewith guides Paul and Madeline, and guide Cail joined us on Day 3. In our group we had injuries and anxieties that were perfectly managed and supported by the WP team. High caliber and high quality experience with a focus on skills and safety before hitting the river. On the river we had an amazing time practicing skills and then moving through the rapids downstream. I cannot say enough positive things about the WP team and highly recommend for anyone looking to try this sport or embrace a new hobby :)

I went on one of your first trips in 1972. It was Pacific High School class of '72, and we had a…read morefantastic time. I can't believe you are still going strong. Congratulations Mr. Lindford. Mr. Daly was my Social Studies teacher. You are the best of the best!

We just got back from a 3 night, 4 day family adventure with Echo on the Rogue River in Southern…read moreOregon. It was spectacular. The guides (Kaela, Laurie, Dustin, Mike and Nate) worked like dogs to make the trip safe, fun for kids and relaxing for the adults. There was coffee ready every morning. Delicious breakfast. Yummy lunch. Great dinners with plenty of beer, wine and sodas. Laurie, our "Food Dude," was even kind enough to bring along Pringles as a special request/treat for the kids. We ended up asking Echo to supply our tents and sleeping bags. I read the earlier review about a sandy tent, but ours were clean and in good condition. It made the trip all the more relaxing for our family to not have to worry about packing our camping gear. We just threw our clothes in a bag and were ready to hit the water. As an aside, my husband is a seasoned drift boater/rafter who has been on the Rogue (and many other rivers) on his own many times. He was hesitant about going on a guided trip, but was pressured into it by me - a mom who wanted some down time from cooking, prepping, etc. His one complaint was that he couldn't drink beer while on the river. Of course, this is a safety issue, so he gets it overall and enjoyed his time otherwise. I think it is a testament to the entire Echo team that he ended up having a great time and would love to travel with them again. If you are looking to take a trip on the Rogue (or Salmon!) River, I highly recommend that you consider Echo.

Real Nice Guy. Very Intense. You see him running and working out all over the place in the area…read more He's close to 50 yrs old and he looks to be in better shape than most 20 year old folks. Dustin

Rick knows everything about functional training, and really does have the largest selection of…read morefitness equipment in the Gorge, and its fun!

HRAC is great. It's extremely clean, the functional training and workout rooms have an excellent…read moreselction of equipment, and the desk staff is super professional and friendly. I really enjoy the tennis drills and get effective instruction from the pros. I only wish that they'd let me add family members to my household membership when they come for a month, then leave, then come back. The weekly membership is costly, but the monthly one was perfect. And I wish the online reservations would let you get on a waitlist so I wouldn't have to call. But everything else is awesome and the owners are super nice and conscientious.

I really enjoy the HRAC and I really appreciate the staff's attempt at accommodating all the…read moredifferent needs of its patrons. I play pickle ball regularly there and I enjoy the experience so much. To the distractors I'd say, you try keeping everyone happy...good luck. HRAC, Keep up the good work!