Very nice park with easy access into Portland. Some of the sites are kind of small and they're pretty close together, but there is a lot of grass behind them as well as benches to sit on. The Wi-Fi was slow much of the time. The showers and bathrooms are huge, separate, individual rooms with great water pressure. High-efficiency washing machines are only $1.25 a load. There's a small trail that runs under the highway and takes you into a subdivision; follow the sidewalk about a half mile and you'll come to a huge public park with ball fields, tennis courts, trails. We took the bus into Portland. You catch it across the highway and can take it to the heart of downtown or beyond. It was less than $2 each way to go downtown. The highway noise is kind of loud. We camped here in a Motorhome.

An old park but very well maintained. Sites not big but adequate. Satellite will work if you ask for the right site. WiFi was OK. Be sure to enter from the north or you will have an extremely hard time making a left turn across heavy traffic. We would stay again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park for an overnight. It was our second choice (Champoeg State Park was full), so we started out being disappointed by having to go here, but we were pleasantly surprised. We got a back-in site on the river, with plenty of grass for our dog (and we didn't see any dog feces, contrary to Sept. 08 post). Sites are close together, but OK for an overnight. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This rv park is my favorite. Beautiful setting, great location, excellent bath and laudry; cleaned daily. Friendly, helpful staff. I look forward to every visit and always share with fellow rvers. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I camped here for 9 days and it was very pleasant and quiet. A lot of people however, don't clean up after their dogs and it's not a great thing. The river is peaceful and fish jump, you can walk under the road as well. The WiFi is very poor and I stayed in the park studying for an exam and had so much trouble with it, I couldn't take the exam. The laundry and showers don't get cleaned daily, maybe twice a week at most. No change machine, office only and that's a long walk away uphill. It could use some updating. After 9 days camping, I was a bit late getting out and a staffer came to my RV and was very rude. So, I won't be back, but it was fine otherwise. Some people complained about the entrance being too steep, but after driving on a 6% grade to Oregon, who cares???? We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very well maintained, quiet park near the river, just outside of Portland. We have stayed here twice and enjoyed the park each time. Landscaping on the back-ins near the river is lovely, and the birds and squirrels seemed happy to be living in the area. No pool or exercise facility, but there is a nice place to walk and enjoy the scenery. Getting into the park is a bit tight (down the short steep hill with a tight turn at the end) and might be challenging for a 45' motorhome, but our 32' fifth-wheel had no problems. Note: "car" GPS routing takes you through some tight streets in a residential district, so I recommend you use "truck" routing instead. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an older park with mature shade trees, well maintained, with nice landscaping. The spaces are small and—as pointed out previously—fairly close together. In spite of the landscaping, the close proximity of the sites results in a view of your neighbor’s sewer connection through your front screen door, at least in our situation. The pull-throughs are very short. Bathrooms are clean and tidy, and laundry room equipment is new. WiFi is also new and works well. Management is friendly and helpful. The location is on the edge of metropolitan Portland and, although off of a main highway, it is very quiet. The park is conveniently located on the TriMet bus line with service into downtown Portland. It is also a convenient location for visiting the many Willamette Valley wineries. We would definitely return if in the Portland area again. We camped 5 nights with no pets. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Good location for visiting Portland. The facility is very well kept. The Wi-Fi worked well but as noted by others, we could not get satellite reception. The entrance to the park is hard to see from the road and not easy to get to from I-5. The registration office is on a very steep hill and the sites are very close together. When we opened our bedroom slideout, it ran into our neighbors awning. The other downside of such narrow sites is that your neighbor's sewer hookup is right where you would set up your chairs. But the bottom line, the location, the price and the overall up keep of the place makes this park hard to beat. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice people running the park and staying there. Sites very small and compact....which is biggest downfall. Allows dogs, free WiFi, very good location for being in the city. Have stayed there numerous times since we bought our trailer 1-1/2 yrs ago. I stay there alone often and feel very safe. Just wish the sites were bigger! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We used this park as a home base for trips into Portland and the Columbia River Gorge area. It is convenient to both. The outer loop contains back in sites. The side of the loop along hillside has no satellite reception, the other side of the loop backs up to the Tualatin River. The middle section is pull-through sites. As other reviewers have stated, the sites are pretty close together. They are all paved and have 50 amp, sewer, water and cable. The bathrooms & laundry were both clean & well maintained. The staff was very helpful and pride in ownership really shows in this park. We would definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campground, very nice ambience and very friendly staff. Very well kept. The groundsman, will wash your RV on site for you - he did an excellent job on our filthy motorhome. Terrific bathrooms and laundry room. Bus #12 to Portland very convenient. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for a week visiting family. Sites seem awfully close together for big rigs. Don't enforce dog barking rules. Weekly rate is reasonable. A nice, clean place. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Sites are tight to get in with larger coaches and are a little too close together, which kept us from rating this a little higher. Good laundry, friendly staff, WiFi iffy at sites. Close to shopping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We overnighted here while visiting family in the area. We had a pull thru at the end of a row. Showers were clean, staff was friendly. The river was close, but nothing special. We camped in a motorhome. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place for an overnight or a short stay. Very clean and well maintained park with a friendly staff. The river is not much to look at here but there is one and the park is very close to shopping and services. No road noise even even though it is right on Hwy. 99. The only negatives are the closeness of the sites and the fact you can't make a left out of the park. It is a little bit of an ordeal if you want to go north on 99. We will stay here again if we are back in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice small park. Sites close together. Some sites have a shot at satellite reception, but most don't. Some very minor traffice noise. Nice personnel. Park requires a sewer donut and sloped sewer hose holder. Grocery stores and shopping just minutes away. A Camping World is just 9 miles south. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The only reason that I don't rate this park a 10 is that you have to position your rig carefully in some of the sites 'cuz the trees are a little close for your awnings, but that is the only reason. We will definitely use this park again as it's handy to everything and there's lots to do in the area.Quiet, friendly, level sites and well run. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Wonderful staff. Lots of trees, mostly on perimeter of cg but not on sites. Bathrooms and grounds rate a 10. Steep entrance hill but manageable. Sites are all paved with grass in between. Instant phone hookup for $1 per day is big plus. Not much for kids to do except stroll by the river and the wetlands but many parks, restaurants close by and staff is very knowledgeable. Fills up fast in the summer with seasonal visitors. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the second time we have stayed here. As others have said, detraction's are narrow access roads and narrow pads, although this time, no rain, no mud, but no guarantees in Portland! Great access to all the Portland metro area, wonderful walking trail next to the park into a regional park. Nice off leash dog area in the back of the property. The $37 rate reflects the Good Sam discount, but the added $7.95 per day for Wi-Fi makes this overpriced, IMO, and cost my rating a full point. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here last fall and decided to try it again and we weren't disappointed. The park was almost full,but they finished cleaning a site a long termer had used all winter so we could use it.Yes,some of the turns are tight,but a good driver shouldn't have any trouble. All the full timers are very neat and the place is quiet..Will probably be here later this summer with a group. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed here for two nights. It was easy in and out and close to our family. It was clean and comfortable. The hosts were friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here twice in last 3 months. Please be aware of surroundings. There is a pervert with access to office information. We received obscene and perverted phone calls on cell phone during both visits. The cell phone number was only available to 90 yr old parents and RV office. It's a shame. The location is great but will never return to this place again. The office management is poor with no computer records. There is no communication between staff regarding reservations. One staff member is very hostile. We stayed here 12 days in September and 7 days in December. This is only bad review I have ever given. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We liked this park, it was the perfect location for our visit to Portland. It is clean and well maintained. The freeway is a couple of blocks from the resort which made it easy to head north to Portland or Beaverton. The roads to your site was narrow we had to unhook in order to make the turns to our site. If you want WiFi at your site there is a charge but the service was good. There does seem to be a lot of rigs that stay extended period of time, we were told many stay to be near the hospital for medical reasons. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice RV park near to Portland. It has long pull throughs with paved sites. The higher numbered sites are shaded by huge fir trees and the lower numbered sites are good for those who need satellite access. I would have rated it a 10 except for the width of the paving since most rigs now have slideouts. This makes you walk on the grass which is always wet. We will definitely return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Most sites are pull through, however we were in last row which is tight back in. Not to worry! Friendly manager directed our backing in. We liked being close to fenced dog area, since we have two small dogs and also were adjacent to river walk (boardwalk which leads to a park). A short walk to many stores: Starbucks, Panera (fantastic bakery), restaurants, convenience stores, fast food, Fred Meyers, Pet Smart, Best Buy. Right off freeway, but very quiet park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is about eleven miles from Portland. The length of the sites is very long and can accommodate a large Class A without disconnecting the toad. However, the sites are narrow - under 11 feet wide thus making it difficult to step out of your rig without stepping on the grass. The park "streets" are also 11 feet wide. Although the streets are one way, it is still tricky driving through the park. It is tight! Bathrooms are absolutely spotless and have plenty of hot water. There are no amenities (e.g., clubhouse, pool) - just a spot to park. In the summer, we heard that the ratio of "dailies" to permanent long term is about 50-50. During the winter, the ratio may be higher. If you like to walk, there are walking paths right outside the park, shopping malls within a mile and direct bus service into Portland. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had two families visit us while staying here, and they both commented on how nice the park is. We agree! We will definitely be back! The staff was friendly AND funny. Cute signs around the park. As you left there were reminders not to forget your BBQ, your antenna, or even your spouse. Very nice large sites, clean and well maintained. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here for 5 nites and it was one of the most restful places I've stayed.It is shady with wide green sites and quiet.Yes,the roads are a bit tite,but if you're any good,you shouldn't have any trouble.Yes,the wifi is spotty,but who cares,I don't rate a park on wifi.It is one of the best parks in the area and handiest to everything and we have stayed in all the major ones.Yes,they have rules,but they were made by the people who work here,workcampers and the dog rules are stringent,but for a reason. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is the one of the cleanest and neatest RV parks we've ever visited. Staff was very helpful and friendly. Free coffee and cookies and daily newspaper in the office is a nice plus. Roads are a little tight and our site (#23) was a little short for us and our tow car. It would work better for a motorhome of about 42' long. We were in a 45' motorhome. The location is very convenient to all kinds of shopping and very close to I-5. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Large park that is easily accessible from the I5. Large grassy and treed sites. Washrooms and laundry room were maintained to a high level. Wi-Fi is good, but expensive @ $7.00/day. Office closes at 6pm. No store on site, but there is a 7-11 and other businesses just across the busy street. Nice walking path just off the property that follows the river. Definitely big rig friendly. Almost all seniors staying there. No one left their rigs. No one sat outside in the evening. We don't have kids, but if you do, don't stay here because there is nothing for them to do. There is no pool, no hot tub, not even a park to play in. Lots of rules and lots of signs posted telling you what you can't do. They allow pets, but judging from the rules and signs, they would rather not. For example, they have a rule that says you cannot let your dog urinate on the grass of another site unless you have the permission of that site's occupant. Don't get me wrong, I always pick up after my pet and have no tolerance for people who don't, but try to explain to a dog that he can't lift his leg and even pee on a tree at the edge of someone's site? Please!!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice park and the staff is quite helpful. It is convenient to I-5 and shopping. An extremely nice walking trail adjoins the park. Our water-heater went out and the showers were immaculate. We were situated under a tree and had difficulty with our satellite dome reception, but they provide cable. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Howdy neighbor. What a wonderful park. Located at the Southern end of the I-205 and I-5, real close to Portland and all kinds of shopping centers. The staff was wonderful, very helpful in directing you to your destination. The park has a gang of BIG trees that give you plenty of shade. They don't mind if you clean your rig in your space. The Wi-Fi was kind of miss and hit (other wise it would have been a 10). Almost all sites were pull-thru's. Cable TV with 71 channels. The restrooms were handicap accessible. Nice nature walk next door. This was a really wonderful park. Happy motoring. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Well maintained RV Park. Lawn, big trees (but many spaces where satellite reception is OK). Reasonably close to the freeway, but far enough away that it's reasonably quiet (some street noise from a nearby busy street -- but generally quiet). Seems to have a fair number of long-term tenants, mostly at the back of the park. Cable TV has about 70 channels -- better than most parks I've been in. WiFi has been quite good and is (now) free. The interior roads and sites are asphalt paved. It was difficult to maneuver our 43' rig (toad unhooked at the office) as the roads are quite tight. There's a city-owned walking path that leads into a small park that passes next to the property -- makes a nice morning or evening walk. We stayed for a week (reflected in the daily rate). We'd stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very well maintained park. Tight roads, but we were able to negotiate them even with our 55+ foot rig. Sites are 60' max. Laundry and restrooms were clean. Staff is extremely helpful, even recommended an area dentist when we needed one. It's definitely a city rv park, next to apartments (though still quiet); across the street from a 7-11 and a McDonalds. We walked to Panera Bread for breakfast and free wi-fi, instead of the $6.95/day at the park. All sites have grass, and trees are throughout the park. Close to downtown Portland for day trips to tourist attractions. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice, roomy sites. Some sites were somewhat difficult to level a long rig on. Dog walk at the far north end of the park which was a long walk even if I thought I needed it. Good cable TV and some sites were satellite friendly. Owners/staff keep the park well groomed and the long term spaces were well kept up. WiFi is available, but at $6.95 it is far too high. Panera Bread and Starbucks are but a very short drive for free WiFi. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The RV Park of Portland is south of Portland a few miles. There is Camping World fairly close. The park is in a residential area with apartment complexes on each site. The park is full of permanent guests. I have a 45' rig, and the park is not designed for big rigs. It is very hard to get around the park. The staff was nice and friendly, but with the difficulty that I had maneuvering, I don't think that I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Good park. Great location and clean surroundings. Feels like a mountain retreat but right in the middle of community. Very good neighborhood and lots of shopping. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park! Although it is about 10 miles outside the city of Portland, access to and from downtown is easy on I-5. The RV park is very clean, well maintained with beautiful trees. The restrooms were clean, showers were hot and water pressure was quite good. The park is far enough from the interstate so that you get no road noise. There is a great hiking path that goes right by the park and winds back through the neighborhoods. The surrounding area is nice, feels safe, and you are close to grocery stores, malls, Whole Foods, movie cinema, and restaurants. The owners of the park watch you carefully and will correct you if you are not following the rules (for instance, we had put our mat out on the grass, which is not allowed. When we returned they had moved the mat to underneath our camper). But we are happy to comply and they were not snippy about it at all. They obviously take very good care of their park, so following the rules is worth it. We would definitely camp here again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Wonderful park, very close to the city, but yet quite rural and relaxing. The managers very accommodating and helpful, make you feel very welcome. Have been back a few times now, and will continue to stop there. Very handy on stops down the I-5 south from Vancouver. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground is in an excellent location. You can walk to shopping, restaurants a supermarket. You can also walk along the river on marked trail. The staff was friendly and helpful. Access in and out was easy. I would recommend this place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We love this place! Great customer service. When we couldn't get our satellite to work because of a tree, they had no problem letting us move to a different site. We love to take long walks and there are lots of places to walk to from this park. Besides the hiking trail along the Tualatin River which goes through a park, we walked to restaurants, our bank, a post office and more. It's a quick drive to Lake Oswego and Tigard, where we shopped at Whole Foods, saw a movie and ate at great restaurants. We stayed 2 weeks. We will definitely stay here when we return to the Portland area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful park with many large grassy sites. They don't reserve specific sites upon request, the people there are extremely strict with their rules and policies. Even the RV's close by came over and made us feel very unwelcome for medial things. We were very polite, quiet, respectful and empathetic of other campers; its as tho they were sitting there watching us, then running over to boss us around. It felt more like a retirement park, and has been the butt of our jokes ever since camping there. I got reprimanded 3 times within the first couple hours of pulling in. I am a middle aged female alone with my dog, until my husband and other RV friends showed up later that night. They soon got scolded also. They do allow dogs (any size) and have a wonderful bridge trail and park along the river. Very fun place, however the campers and employees just REALLY need to lighten up and learn to have fun! Overall great place. Largest downfall....you have to pay $6 day for internet. that in today's world is totally ridiculous. Because of that, we often stay at other beautiful parks in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed one night at the RV campground. Lots of pull through sites. It was very quiet and there was a little path by the river where we could take the dogs out for a walk. The showers and washrooms were very clean. I was very impressed with the tidiness and cleanliness of the entire campground. The staff were very nice and helpful. This is a Good Sam campground. We camped here in a Truck Camper.

Nice, clean park with good-sized spaces. Easy access in and out. Lots of shade and grass. Nearby, there's a nice trail along the Tualatin River. Friendly neighbors for the most part. Good customer service. If you need to stay in or near the south side of Portland, this is a very good park. Especially if you need to be near the hospital. Easy access to I-5, without the noise of the freeway. A main thoroughfare to a nearby hospital runs right outside the park, though, so street and ambulance noise can be heard. I'd stay here again if I needed to be in Portland, Oregon. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate is for water/electric site only. Full Hookups slightly more. Wifi is $7/day. Sites are gravel/grass and quite level. Internal streets are paved. Mature trees make satellite iffy. It's an older park - bigger rigs may have trouble maneuvering. Seems like lots of long-term folks, but we were there just one night, so hard to tell. Staff friendly and eager to help. Location is excellent if you need to be in south Portland area. We'll stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wonderful park to stay at. Tualatin River runs past the end of the park with a beautiful paved, handicap accessable nature walk with your own private entrance starting at the park also. Large pull thru site accommodated our Big-Rig and toad with ease. Friendly, caring staff and lots of trees and grass! We camped here in a Motorhome.