This is a little late (I was here in the summer 2023 & 2025) but want to make sure I get a review…read morein. I will stay here when rooms are booked at McMenamins and since I have a trailer, why not. I personally like this place. It's clean, it's quiet, and the people are so kind (employees and residents). I love watching the people walking by with their dogs. I feel like it's a doggy parade. I do appreciate that everyone follows the leash rule and keeps their doggies on leash when walking them. It just makes it safe for other dogs. We have stayed on the creek side only but I may venture to the river side next time. One the creek side it is quiet. I know the river side is closer to the I-84 so I am curious how much louder it will be. I guess I may find out this summer. I definitely recommend staying here when you have something going on at Edgefield or honestly, just stay here just because it's a great place.

Nice place to stay. Especially for long term. Located within easy walking distance to downtown…read moreTroutdale woth many shops and resturants. My only complants would be regarding a bug infestation at our campsite that the management refused to address.

Rented out for a company picnic and wow! Great views, nice covered area, plenty of trash bins and,…read moreI believe newly renovated. Great for a group of 100+ and could also be a fun alternative wedding venue. As there's a great level grass area that could be for chairs. Co-Ed restrooms and ADA accessible. Very nice and right in the heart of downtown Camas. Also, there's very cute turtles in the lake that like to sun themselves.

Beautiful trail around the lake and nice area to hike and enjoy a picnic , there's also a baseball…read morefield and swimming in the lake is allowed also you can rent it out for special occasions and have the place all to yourself for the event. There is a covered area for preparing your food overall I highly recommend checking it out

Lewis and Clark boasts one of the best, and most accessible swimming holes in the Portland metro…read morearea, particularly for those with little ones, or for people lacking in strong swimming skills. The current here is negligible, the water relatively shallow all-throughout, and there is plenty of sand and shade to go around. Plus, free parking (no day use fee), and it's literally right off the highway! The only downside to be aware of is that the railway bridge is heavily used: during our three hour visit, no less than four trains came barreling through, roaring and blowing their horns, which spooked our young son a little each time; he would cling to me until each passed which, due to their length, lasted several minutes. People sensitive to loud noises should take note and prepare accordingly.

One of my favorite parks, due to easy access to nature without a car. I can get there from the…read morecity in about 45 minutes via Trimet and be in wooded trails. The Sandy River area is beautiful.

My family & I lived here for about 10 months. We enjoyed our time here. The pool is great,…read moremailboxes for the RV spots, trash bags for dog poop were available. Most RVers are long term residents and are kind. It's a quiet neighborhood. We did have a few issues with things getting stolen such as a bike and a couple of recycling bags. Overall I would recommend to other families.

I read all the reviews - negative and positive alike - before approaching Rolling Hills for a move…read moreto Portland last week. I see a lot of sour grapes writing reviews here, and that usually means the people writing them do not have their affairs in order or the required stuff needed to stay short- or long-term in an established community. My experience with Rolling Hills has been extraordinary; the manager, Anne, has been extremely helpful and informative from Day One of my inquiry process- which was stressful because I was moving on short notice from across the country to take on a new position and role in my company - so almost everything was new! I traveled through and arrived here during the worst weather the West and the Portland area has seen in decades and sustained some weather-related damage on my trip up. Anne has provided me with shopping, community, repair, neighborhood, and other valuable information - and everyone I have spoken with has nothing but kind and supportive things to say about Rolling Hills and the management as well. I am NOT an easy person to please, so when someone cares about their job AND their community and stands out as going above and beyond, I am ALWAYS happy to provide that feedback. We always get the negative side - people love to complain. But the positive information is FAR more important!

Beautiful and clean and not too crowded. River was so refreshing on a very hot day. Group camp spot…read morewas spotless and shady and some tame deer came through - exciting.

I just love camping here! We have come here since my kids were babies. We swim in the calm sandy…read moreriver bend, forage for red huckleberries, they used to have an amphitheater they did little performances in but sadly due to erosion had to get rid of it. We will always camp here as it's just so peaceful. The showers are clean and have hot water if you go early. Bathrooms are also not terrible.

The Mx holiday lights are amazing!! Great price great value and the kids love it!!!!!read more

Awesome place to come to an event and camp, the race track is iconic and totally worth coming to,…read morethe elevation gain and drop is awesome, a bit intimidating at first but one of my favorite locations with a woods, PA system linked to a radio station makes for camping on the outer edges doable and still be in the loop for the event.

This dog park was recommended to me when I moved to Fairview. It's a large dog park with lots of…read moreareas to roam and there are berry plants everywhere! Anyways walked with my dog during the summer, can't imagine freezing and walking my dog here at the moment but when I did go, it was beautiful and serene and filled with dogs of all kinds. There was a little stream that I noticed the larger dogs hung out in and my little dog and I set for an adventure. Got lost a few times and met other dog owners as well. But definitely an awesome place to bring your four legged friend on a walk.

One of the best dog parts I've ever been to. It's a good 30 minute drive but definitely worth it…read more There are trails that lead in multiple directions so it is easy to get lost unless you have a map on your phone. However, a lot of the trails loop around so if you keep going, you'll eventually get back to where you started. There's a river that your pups can go swimming in and lots of open areas for them to run around. I definitely recommend this place for your pups!

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.

I can't believe I haven't done this review. I've lived in the area for over a year and we only…read morerecently discovered Salish Ponds. We cousee the Ponds from our home but these darn high falootin trees are blocking my view. There that close. This is from the Fairview City Website. Features ADA Accessible Benches Fishing Platforms Pet Friendly (on leashes, please) Walking Path Wildlife Habitat. This city park offers a wide range of recreational opportunities. Fish around the west pond, walk along the nature trail that winds through the park and along the ponds, and view diverse habitats of wildlife and vegetation. There is easy access to the trails from the Reynolds School property, Community Park, or the Target parking lot. We walked the trails and it was nice. There are a limited number of Fishing Spots. Their Marked. So no Crowding. The ADA Fishing Area was very cool. It was also empty. I just happen to have a permit. I'll check it out soon. The park and trails were all clean and nice looking. We saw a Police Officer drive by. We waved. He smiled. We've heard there can be trouble makers here and we've heard of homeless camps sprouting up but we've not seen anything personally. Being a close to home Fishing Spot is super cool. I'll let ya'll know.