A wonderfully run campground with super friendly hosts…read more We've been to Timberlake RV Campground several times and have loved every stay.

Super clean super quiet. Hardly saw anyone come out of their RV's litterally " quiet as a church…read more lots of good shade and clean bathrooms and showers . Great tent areas but RV CAMPING IS CRAZY! Many of the sites have VERY STEEP approaches no pull thru sites that I could see. Hoped for a lake ( Timberlake) or a stream or hiking. we have a 22ft trailer and big diesel 4wd and in low range it was difficult to get in site 32. $154 for two nights. well organized great office staff but would not go back unless their was absolutely nothing else available. They did inform us before hand fwd would be required to get in the site. Most of the sites were the same . Down by the office there were long timers camped right next to each other.

We love LOVE this campground. So beautiful. This was our second time coming. They keep the…read morebathrooms pretty clean and stocked up. I didn't have cash and the owner/host that collects the money was totally understanding and allowed me a day to grab cash to pay for the first night. We booked for 2 nights. Definitely a camping favorite.

I really can't believe Camp Creek Campground has never been reviewed. Sure, it was my first time…read morethere and I have to tell you it was one of the best car camping experiences I have ever had. This campground (specifically site #13) was very nice. Ok, first off, it is a campground. It is not a hike in and pitch your tent kind of deal. It is a drive up and pitch your tent not too far from you car kind of deal. We stayed at site #13 and our friends stayed at #14. #14 was big which was good as they had 5 people in their party. #13 is pretty small, but there is a secret to that site. When we first drove up to it and saw the picnic table and fire pit and the small space for the tent we thought meh. Been here done this, but here is the secret. The secret is that there is a path just beyond the fire pit that will take you about 15 seconds to wind down. That will take you to a very quiet and secluded open area just above Still Creek where you can pitch your tent. Still Creek will be flowing through your sleep all night long. It did for us for 2 glorious nights. If you can get site #13 go for it. You will not be disappointed.

We .love Elk Meadows. We have been camping here annually for over 10 years and sporadically for an…read moreadditional 15 years. The staff and management are all super friendly and helpful. we always have a wonderful time and the local huckleberries are an added bonus.

This was one of the cleanest, best maintained, and best organized/ set up RV campsites I have ever…read morebeen in. They are not the cheapest, and have a lot of rules they take seriously which seems like a hassle -- But then you get there and see what they have and it is absolutely worth it!!! The views of Mt. Adams are spectacular!! The sites are set up perefectly for privacy and/ or for groups of friends to share space. The park and hiking trails, fishing spot and general beauty are great. And the bathrooms and such are not just "camping clean" -- they are sparking. Such a pleasant stay.

So glad we stopped here! Parking is $10 and the switchbacks go on and on but 100% worth it! Enjoy…read morethe views along the way and the engineering feat to creating the switchbacks. Don't rush to the top so many wonderful overlooks along the way that are even better than the top. Dog friendly but slightly tricky with the narrow sidewalks.

Amazing hikes & views at the park. Beacon Rock Trail, that goes up to the top of the rock, is well…read moremaintained and had gorgeous views the whole way up. Even the drive through the Gorge to get to the park is amazing. I would absolutely recommend visiting! Only issue I ran into was that the parking payment meter in the parking lot was broken and I had to buy a pass online and write the info on a scrap piece of paper like the taped-on signage on the meter said. Many over grown blackberry bushes, but they were not a problem.

We will return to harmony RV park. The best park we've…read morestayed in all summer. Clean. Good wifi ! Great area for our grandson staff was so friendly, very accommodating. We will be back soon. Many different sights. Wooded. More open. Lake views. Pull thru and back ins

I booked our stay at Tenzen Springs after throughly reading as many reviews as possible. I always…read morelike to know what I can expect and prepare myself for the cons. Prior to booking I knew there were 3 "issues". The first one being the nearby train tracks. Second, the sulfur smell from the tub. Last being the comfortability of the beds. My review is based on cabin 4, which is the ADA cabin and is a slightly larger layout. Upon arrival, the instructions were extremely simple. The cabin was immaculate and we were both pleasantly surprised by all of the amenities and smart design choices that made a seemingly small space feel larger. We had opted to eat most meals at the cabin and packed a cooler with our refrigerated items. The kitchen was adequately stocked for 2 people. Absolutely no issues there. Tenzen Springs provides assorted Starbucks coffee K-cups, teas and sweeteners. The Keurig coffee maker is simple to use. They even provided a small container of milk, which I hadn't thought to bring and was extremely thankful for it. The instructional videos that Tenzen Springs provides made it very simple to figure out how to work the air conditioner, steam shower, tub, stovetop, etc. Okay, first con is the noise from the train. I was prepared for it and you should be, too. I knew that it would be barreling past us in the middle of the night and I am an extremely light sleeper. The first night, I used white noise on my iPad. That did not drown it out enough so on our second night I used the ear plugs. That did a better job but I still heard the train. It seems like it is every 3 hours or so. Did I let it ruin my time? Nope. The second con is the sulfur smell. After reading one review, I was seriously prepared for the worst. So I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it's really not that bad and you only smell it when you're in the tub area. The third con is the bed. Being a mattress snob, I can see why folks complain. The mattress is not the best, but it is far from the worst. And we did not book the cabin based on how comfortable the bed is. The bedding, however, is perfect and quite cozy. We slept fine both nights and woke up with the intent of soaking in the tub as soon as possible. I must say, the pros outweigh the cons at Tenzen Springs. We soaked our cares away and felt like we were completely secluded. We walked the grounds at sunset and saw a breathtaking beauty that we don't get day to day. It was awe inspiring and made us extremely thankful for the experience, even if it was just for the weekend. Tenzen Springs has put obvious thought into the perfect placement of the cabins to make you feel secluded as well as mowing walking paths out to benches overlooking the gorge and hammocks placed perfectly in the shade. We used our time to reflect and reset and came out of it completely recharged. We cannot wait to go back. Thank you Tenzen Springs for an unforgettable weekend.

If you're reading this review because you're trying to choose a spot in the area before making a…read morereservation, but wanting to see what others say, look no further...this is your calling. This is where you need to stay! What can I say? Came here for two nights. Did a few things in the surrounding area but my mind was on the cabin. This is truly a tranquil space. Keep in mind, it is a shared space with other cabins, but nonetheless, it's a beautiful tranquil spot. Nestled in the hilltop, you'll wake up to deer and wild turkeys most likely, as we did. Just a relaxing and calm environment. We stayed at Cabin #5. To me, this was the best cabin with views. You can see water through the trees a bit, as well as the forest trees beyond. With a private geothermal soaking tub, you're sure to just melt all your cares away. Plus, the outdoor shower will help you rinse off before getting in. This was a nice touch to my stay. Then, the tiled shower acts as a steam-room with a touch of a button. How unique!! They provide new packaged slippers for you to use in cabin, as well as flip flops to be used if you choose around the cabin deck. The bed was amazing. Each night I slept like a baby. They have two reading lights, so it was nice to read a few pages before bed. Also, there's two electric outlets on each side of the bed in case you need to charge phone or anything within arm's reach. Well ventilated by fan, or you have option to use remote controlled A/C fan. On the premises you'll find many instagrammable photo opportunities. Also, you'll find a few walking paths that lead to some benches under a beautiful tree to relax, or you can relax with views of the Gorge in another spot. Also, there's two hammocks in a shady area if you want to use to take a nap. Also, a unique touch. You'll have your own parking space and I even saw electrical outlets in case you have electric vehicle. All in all, this has been my favorite AirBnB and I've stayed at several. I did not want to leave. Even on the day we had a packed itinerary to leave and do activities, I made sure to be back early to enjoy this space. I am so glad I did. Just a beautiful place. If you're driving to this place, Google will drop you off half way there, but keep driving a bit and you'll see the Tenzen signage. Use your access code provided and you're in!

Absolutely beautiful! Stayed in one of their luxury yurts and it was so well appointed. It had…read moreeverything we needed and more. Beautiful craftsmanship! We enjoyed sitting out on the deck in the evening making s'mores at the fire pit and soaking in the stars. We hiked a couple trails on the property and they were lovely. We white water rafted on the nearby White Salmon River. Fantastic vacay!!

Absolutely beautiful. New and clean with views of the mountains from all around. Incredibly cute…read moretents with a community tent and playground with games and picnic tables.

This is a really solid trail in The Gorge…read more The main advantages of it are: 1) It's less crowded than most. 2) It links into many other trail systems. There is a waterfall view on this trail, but it's not as mind-shattering as so many other falls in The Gorge can be. Beware of ticks though, sheesh. I must've pulled 7 or 8 off of me as we did a loop in the area.

Herman Creek Falls is a gorgeous, peaceful spot up above the Columbia River Gorge. To head up in to…read moreHerman Creek Trail, one may begin from various spots in the Gorge. We started at the currently-closed Herman Creek campground. Trailhead parking is permitted. There is limited parking in the lot and a generally-clean vault toilet available. Pay at the pay station before you head out on the trail. The initial portion in to the falls is a steady, clear switch-back climb. The trail is varied and beautiful regardless of season. (We have done this trail several times now and it has quickly become a favorite!) Even when there are other hikers, there is such a peacefulness about this hike. On a clear day, sweeping views present themselves around surprise corners and the falls are quite lovely. Watch your footing as the trail narrows and drops off a bit at several points.