It was fine for our one night stay. Richard, the owner, was…read moreamazing. He met us there, gave us a key for the restrooms/showers, WiFi and password info, and bag of candy. Things to keep in mind when considering this location: This RV park is in the middle of nowhere. There is a little mom and pop's grocery store, nothing else. Make sure you have plenty of gas. There is a gas station in Moro, another one in Shankio. It is mostly permanent residents. It appeared as if space 14 was the only space not occupied by permanent residents. A concern I had was the curve just before the RV park. If a car or semi lost control coming around that curve our trailer could be potentially be hit. My a-hole spouse said, it wasn't a concern for him. Lots of highway noises BUT it got quiet a little after midnight. Spaces are grass Parking lot gets muddy. There was a HEAVY rain the night we stayed. Restroom older but clean. Restrooms keep locked but facing on to the highway 97. Dog friendly. No dog area, we walk our dogs back corner of the lot. Would I recommend it? Sure if you need a one night stay.

Very friendly and welcoming staff. Beautiful pool area, spotless facilities, spacious sites with…read morenew landscaping. Nice dog park and fun activities. We can't wait to return!

Older home in The Dalles...do NOT judge this book by its cover or the older neighborhood. This is…read morean extremely beautiful home! The rooms are large and comfortable and nicely updated and decorated. The backyard and patio are amazing, with both a pool, a hot tub, and plenty of spaces to kick back and relax w/ a cup of coffee or glass of wine. The owners are very sweet and helpful and make a wonderful breakfast. We enjoyed eggs, sausage, and hazelnut encrusted french toast, with a cup of fruit and plenty of coffee and tea and juice. We enjoyed our stay at the R&R Guest House and highly recommend it for a quick getaway from Portland!!! Highly recommend staying here if you are in The Dalles.

We stayed here in October. We really wanted to try new things for this weekend getaway. The Dalles…read moreinstead of Hood River, new places to visit, new place to stay, etc. We have stayed in B&Bs and small guest inns before. We have had one where the hosts can't quit talking. Or where they were so creaky that you hesitate to use the bathroom at night for fear of waking up the whole building. Truthfully, R&R Guest House is none of those things. Kevin and Julie are friendly and will help you with as much or little guidance as you want on local hikes, wineries etc. But they aren't in your face or space... Another big highlight is that this property feels new and old at the same time. Definite charm retained in their remodeling. Yet, no feeling of "this doorknob might come off in my hand." And the hot tub and pool are very, very nice. The landscaping is lush and well laid out. Finally--the two meals we hadat this B&B was consistently the best meals we had that weekend, compared to restaurants in both Hood River and The Dalles. Not too often I give an unequivocal thumbs up, but here you go.

What a gem of a place to stay. We try to find quaint, small mid-century motels as opposed to…read morechains. We originally planned to stay in Pendleton on our way to the coast but everything was booked. We found this charming motel by chance and loved it. It is off the beaten path, very affordable with beautiful views of the Columbia River. The room was exceptionally clean and updated and we enjoyed a glass of wine overlooking the river.

Price is right, in a quiet spot. But the room is TINY, the regular queen has one chair and no…read moretable, lighting is poor and peeling wallpaper. The good: decent price and super comfy bed. Towels were fluffy and the bathroom was clean with great water pressure. The only reason I wouldn't stay again is the smell-I don't know if they're trying to cover something up or what but it smells so strong of cheap air freshener.

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.

Very old property, my room was very clean and tidy. Everything worked as expected. Great value and…read morea view of the Columbia River

We stayed last night in room 31. The room had no heating, the toilet leaked onto floor when…read moreflushed and we were too exhausted to walk down to office and demand a functional room after a very long drive day. We left at 5:45am after a miserable night. This facility needs maintenance desperately. Caroline M

We really enjoyed our stay at Cousins Country! The restaurant was good, big portions and fair…read moreprice. We had dinner and breakfast there. The room was clean and fairly priced. Very quiet area and we slept well. Next time I will check out the pool and hot tub too! Thanks for a great stay :)

It's a neat place to go to, but honestly the food isn't that great. Pretty average, menu is…read moreuninteresting at best. Everything was bland with no seasoning. Boring menu. Bathroom isn't kept clean regularly.

What a FIND! This adorable and gorgeous Bed & Breakfast is perfectly situated on the north-east…read moreside of Mt Hood, within a stone's throw of the Cooper Spur Resort & Ski area. The BnB is perched perfectly above acres of orchards (apples and pears), with the most gorgeous view of Mt Hood from the porch. We went in January and used the BnB as a "homebase" for our snowshoeing and snowboarding adventures. Mike, Jackie's husband, is extremely knowledgable on local dining options in Parkdale (and their covid protocols), as well as secret local-known trails and routes. We had an amazing time exploring this side of 35 and feel we've discovered a treasure. Oh, and Jackie's breakfasts? AMAZING. We were well fueled for our daily adventures! And a different breakfast each day! Pancakes, Dutch Babies, Coffee Cake, French Toast, eggs, bacon, fruit (including fresh local pears!) were some of what greeted us in the mornings before we headed out. For the nitty-gritty info you want - the rooms are small but comfortable - we were able to each put a yoga mat beside our sides of the bed to do stretches, or one of us could stretch at the foot of the bed. Each room has it's own bathroom (barndoor dividing the bedroom from bathroom) with a full tub, pedestal sink, fan and bathroom heater. The bathrooms have plenty of space for two, as well as hot water for showers. There are hooks EVERYWHERE in the room for your gear to hang. The beds are comfy, with an extra memory foam topper, and plenty of warm bedding, with extra blankets if you need. The rooms have wall-heaters that get the rooms toasty! We actually had to turn ours off the first night, haha. Each room also has it's own small wall-mounted HDMI (and component) TV with satellite-tv and DVD-player, and the hosts have an extension Rom-Com selection available upon request. The communal spaces are cozy and socially distanced, as much as they can be. There's a loveseat on the upper level with a little chatty/hang out area, and the dining room downstairs has 3 tables, distanced as far apart as they can, for couples to dine at. There are only 3 rooms in the BnB, so 6 guests max, and the other 4 when we stayed wore masks like us in the common areas, and spent limited time in them. There's no mask policy (just what the state has, etc), so your experience may vary depending on what other couples are there at the same time, and what restrictions are in place. If you visit in summer or fall, there is an insanely adorable outdoor dining area with lights and plenty of space for folks to spread out. We'll likely book a stay to experience it ourselves! We sent lots of photos and notes to friends and family of our stay at the Mt Hood Bed & Breakfast, and are excited to visit Jackie & Mike again soon!

A Magical Place…read more Upon our arrival to Mt Hood B&B, we were greeted with warmth and beauty. The beauty of this property is romantic and serene. Flowers, lush green grasses and lovely foliage surround the B&B. A lovely "secret garden" as I call it, is a peaceful place to sit quietly and rest. Mt Hood shows itself majestically as we stood in awe of its beauty. We live in Alabama and the hospitality shown to us by owners Mike and Jackie, was the true southern way! Breakfast was incredible and served promptly with not only deliciousness, but presentation! With only 3 guest rooms, this made for an intimate and private weekend with our daughters family and sweet couple friends. We look forward to returning!!

I had low expectations, so I was especially delighted with this B&B. The hosts were perfect:…read moregracious and welcoming, but not intrusive. The room was clean and comfortable. The breakfast (the "cold" choice) was simple and healthy, but also delicious. I would go back any time, and I highly recommend it!

This quaint farm house built in the 1900's was a perfect stop for my girlfriend and I during our…read moredrive back home to CA. Dave was absolutely awesome, gave us a personal tour of Wasco and even walked me to the local bar so I could pick up a 6-pack of beer. Dave cooks an AMAZING breakfast and makes you feel very welcome in his home. So sorry to have missed Lisa during our stay, but if she is married to Dave, I'm sure she is equally pleasant. I highly recommend paying the small additional extra for a hot breakfast. You cannot beat Dave's cooking and the fresh eggs from his chickens. Thanks Dave! The 59 Caddy made is home without a hitch. 65-70mph the whole way averaging 16mpg!! If I am ever making another drive from North to South (or bottom to top), you can bet on it I will be staying at this Bed and Breakfast!