This is a hidden gem. staff is great to work with. camp is set up very nice and respectful of…read morenature and accommodating to campers. we are planning to use Camp Hope on an Annual basis. they are always looking for ways to improve the camp and make other amenities available in the future.

Friendly, helpful staff. Pleasant staff…read more Cost reasonable. Made it ADA accessible to board train, including wheelchairs. Snacks/drinks available, but it's OK to bring your own food. Pleasant views of farmland and forest. Fun theater with some trips having a staged train robbery.

This was such a fun experience for the kids! (Even with the PNW rain) I can see this being more…read moreenjoyable when the weather is nicer but we still had a good time - thanks to the covered caboose! Tickets were sold online and that process was easy. The gravel parking lot is across the street but was filled with lots of big puddles due to the rain making parking a little challenging. The gift shop where you check in is small but has lots of fun train-related books and toys. The gentlemen at the counter were very nice and friendly and the staff running the train operations were all very welcoming and helpful. Now this is probably my fault for not reading everything but I did not realize the train carts were open air. As you can imagine the rain makes it a very wet experience. However! We were able to find seats in the covered caboose so that was such a nice option to have especially with a newborn on board with us. The ride itself was smooth and scenic. The kids loved the constant choo choo noises and the 20-minute stop at the Yacolt Creek Falls. The steps were a little steep especially wet and sleek with the rain but it was very pretty. Overall I would definitely recommend this as a fun experience for the family but I think we would have enjoyed it more in the summertime.

Char took such great care of my crew. Would gladly do it again! The level of detail and planning…read morewas just what I asked for and the Willamette Valley didn't disappoint!

We rented an RV for the holidays to drive down the cost. The Class C RV was perfect for our family…read moreof 4. We had an unforgettable time! Our first time taking an RV on the road and the staff put us at ease answering all our questions. I would definitely recommend this business to anyone looking for a RV rental! They have larger RVs for bigger families as well.

We booked a cruise through Sherrie at Battleground Community Travel, and everything went so…read moresmoothly. Her passport advice made everything easy with a few of us having expired passports. The transfers to and from the ship were right on time--no waiting or confusion. Airport connections clicked perfectly too. The whole trip felt taken care of from the minute we started planning. Sherrie handled all the little details and was quick to reply whenever we had questions. It was relief not having to stress over logistics. If you want a travel agent who actually makes vacation relaxing, she's the one. Thanks Sherrie--you turned planning into no big deal and let us just enjoy the cruise!

We had a fabulous Disneyland experience thanks to Sherrie. She was very knowledgeable and always…read moreavailable for my many questions prior to our trip. Our family of ten (three generations) were well taken care of. I highly recommend Community Travel. Thank you so much.

We recently took the Brunchlandia food tour with Jasmine at Portlandia Food Tours. The tour…read moreincluded stops at 5 locations in the St. Johns neighborhood where we enjoyed fresh made bagels, specialty coffee, a vegan breakfast sampler and house made sangria, fresh baked croissant, and lox (or veggie) pizza. The quality and flavors of the food and drinks were fantastic. Our group was diverse with vegetarians, vegans, meat eaters, adults of all ages and young children. Everyone ate well and had a great time. The tour also included art, history, glimpses of the beautiful St. John's bridge and a opportunities for shopping with a nice little bonus that some businesses provided special discounts to the tour group. Jasmine was the best tour guide, she is clearly very passionate about her neighborhood and supporting the amazing small businesses in her community. Her energy was amazing and I will definitely be attending future food tours as they become available!

This is a small visitor center and gift shop. It's staffed with helpful rangers and volunteers…read more They gave me recommendations to check out the nearby Pearson Air Museum (which is free) and it was a pretty cool museum. The visitor center itself has some informational displays about the history of the fort, as well as the archeological excavation process and how the fort became a national historic site. There is a section with animal and spirit masks by a Native American artist. The gift shop has a lot of books and literature for sale, along with the usual post cards, NPS patches, etc. It is somewhat small though. Large picture windows give a view of the grass and large trees. The trees obscure the view of the fort, so you have to make your way down to check it out!

We stopped here before proceeding to Fort Vancouver and it was a good use of time. The employees…read morewere friendly, helpful, and obviously knowledgeable. I did not think the gift ship was much, very small. But there is an excellent 16 minute video that is incredibly interesting and well done. If you visit, be sure to see the video. It is accessible for all ages. From the visitor center, it's about a 8-10 minute walk to the fort.

Awesome half day fishing the Columbia near Woodland, WA for Chinook! Pro Guide Cameron Black was…read morebest in class, provided great information, expertly put us on the fish and provided a fun relaxed atmosphere! Well maintained boat, great gear, loved watching fish on the big electronics panel too. Would recommend for novice and season fisherman alike! Thanks Cameron - I had a blast!

Second time today fishing with Cameron. The first time was back in November. We really wanted to…read moreget our kids on fish, but most guide services have a minimum age requirement and our youngest (she's 7 now) hadn't been able to get out there yet. Not only does he allow the young ones, he's absolutely wonderful with them! He helped her cast, reel, gave clear direction and was very encouraging. We ended up getting skunked back in November, but we planned a winter steelhead trip. That trip was today. Again, just amazing with our kids! Patient, kind, and participated with her back and forth banter. There's no other guide we'd rather go with. Today, the kids got their fish And we planned another trip for August and we're bringing some friends.