We really enjoyed this RV park! It's well maintained, the sites are generous and level, many mature trees that offer lots of shade. The restrooms and showers are spotless! The camp hosts are friendly. Peach Beach RV Park is located on the Columbia River and also a bike ride away from Maryville Stonehenge. See photos. Unfortunately, the fresh fruit and the fruit stand was not available this time of year. But soon! read more

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This is a great campground. Lots of shady trees and the lawn is kept up very nice. Everything is maintained and the bathrooms and showers are spotless. The camp hosts are very welcoming with some peaches when you check in. Easy walking access to Maryhill State Park and their beach. Even though the beach access at this park is not too shabby. The little fruit stand is within walking distance with a nice variety of produce, canned and otherwise. I will mention about the trains and autos being a little noisy, but the whole Columbia gorge is like that. Hopefully will be back soon!! read more

What a great campground right on the Columbia River. We are heading to Glacier National Park and this campground looked very nice when I was planning it all out. I am glad that I did very nice camp host greeted us with a bag of peaches! Love that! Across the street is an active peach orchard. I would definitely recommend here! read more

Peach Beach RV Park - Columbia River from the campsite - Campgrounds Near Me - Goldendale, Washington

Great campsite along the river. The camp host Heather was fantastic! Very welcoming and helpful. We will be back!

We returned to the site in July 2021 and we actually enjoyed it more this time than the last time. The site was great. The host was different than last time but she was great. I had emailed asking if I could add an additional night since I saw that my spot was available. I let her know that if I did it on the site it would charge me another $10. She went ahead and added it so that I only paid the nights fee and not another $10 fee. Sweet lady! We stayed 3 nights this time. The first day we rode our bikes to a local windery (about a 3 minute bike ride). Day 2 we went to Maryhill for lunch. Day 3 We found a steakhouse across the river that was great! If you can, try all the above and just enjoy your time. On top of all these, we actually kayaked on the Columbia. I was told last year that only the "pros" could kayak on it. We saw so many people kayaking so we tried it. I'm not sure why that person said it because it was a blast. We went against the win first and then let it bring us back. In the meantime, we stopped when we saw a lot of people swimming in the water. The park is kept clean, the people may get loud during the day (celebrating or what not) but they quiet down in the evening. This is now one of my regular camp locations. BTW, yes, there are trains. Just wear earplugs or earphones and you will be fine. read more

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After you cross the bridge start looking for the right turn. We missed it. Very pretty area with shade trees. Our spot over looked the peach orchard, this was amazing. We were right on the river just walk out the back down to river. Take your rubber boots to look for cool rocks. Wendy was great greeting us with a smile & free fresh fruit. Beautiful views of the river, boats, Mt. Hood, ducks, & geese. Nice distance between trailers. Large field for kids or just relaxing. No dog park, but so many open areas & dog owners were very good at keeping area clean. Local fruit stand was walking distance away. This place is located very close to many great sites like Stone Hedge Veterans memorial, Mary Hill Museum, & Observatory. Bathrooms were clean, well maintained, & water was hot. This is a very quite campground, level sites, shade trees, & grassed areas. This is right next to state park allowing you to launch boats & walk dogs on leash. We will stay here again. read more

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Very nice camp host. The bathrooms and showers were exceptionally clean. Would highly recommend. Will definitely stay when traveling through again. read more

The stay at Peach Beach was just ok. It was strange that they had a rule with no tents or mats, tires on the grass, but did not apply to everyone. A whole group of people pitch their tents in the open grass!? We also had some friends stop by and visit with us from the campground next door and the host was quick to run over and to find out what was going on..... like we were trying to sneak more people in our site???!!! The sites are really close to others and you can hear everyone way into the night, the rule for quite after 10pm does not apply to everyone. Will not stay here again. The trains were loud, but not as loud as the other campers. The Lagoon smelled really bad, like there may have had a dead body dumped in it? read more

Peach Beach RV Park - No tents allowed on the grass? Well, it doesn't apply to everyone I guess... - Campgrounds Near Me - Goldendale, Washington

we've been to this park many times and the improvements are noticeable! Sites along the river (Columbia) now have access and views of the water! Staff is working continuously, keeping things clean and manicured! we love this park! read more

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First off, I am not giving PB a poor review. I'm only sharing my experience. We arrived late 7:45. I had talked to the manager on the phone to let him know (he was very nice and accommodating). I was told there would be a bag with my specific site information and two peaches. We pulled in no bag, no info. We waited about 15 min. A nice man (fellow camper) came by tried to help. Finally a woman came to help (the manager) again, super nice. Told us someone must have stole our bag with the peaches. Anyway, directed us to our site. Pitch black. No lights. Only from fellow travelers. I decided since I can't see a thing, let alone try to back up without light, it was best to vacate. So we never got to enjoy PB. Maybe another time when we can arrive during the day. read more

What a wonderful RV camp. The river at your back door and beautiful fruit trees at your front. The bathrooms are fabulous. And the hosts are the hosts with the mosts! read more

Our family was incredibly happy to find this little gem that's only a couple hours drive from our house. Due to a last minute campground cancellation out of our control, we were forced to find a new place to stay for a few nights. Enter Peach Beach! We got here and immediately fell in love. It's located in the hot desert of the Columbia Gorge, just north across the bridge from Biggs Junction, OR. The campground is well shaded by trees, gravel roads throughout, and well groomed grassy sites and common spaces. You have options of types of hookups, pull through sites or back in, and they have two free dump stations. The camp hosts were amazing. Our site was located over near the day use area, so it was a very convenient walk to the swimming area to cool off on the triple digit days. The location is conveniently located to access the town of Goldendale, Biggs Junction, visiting the Stonehenge memorial, grab lunch and a glass of wine at several local wineries or visit the small privately owned fruit stands supplied by the plentiful orchards in the area. We added this to our yearly camping destinations and already have reservations for next summer! read more

Peach Beach RV Park - Campgrounds Near Me - Goldendale, Washington

Booked a stay a year in advance. Arrived to a full Labor Day weekend as expected. We came to have fun and understand everyone is there for that. Here's where things went south. There was a group of friends/family who booked a majority of the sites. They proceeded to break every regulation the camp lays out in their reservation contract. Loud, screaming partying with music cranked and 40+ people in one area for hours. Overflow of cars, tents and garbage. Way above the allotted amount of people per site squeezed in. We finally asked for assistance from the camp host after the second night in a row progressed and it was so loud that we couldn't hear each other speak across our own campsite. Camp hosts were made aware but unfortunately did little to stop the situation. read more

Easy check in process. The camp hosts were kind enough to change our spot and we ended up with a waterfront view to die for. The campground was not very luxurious but did not have any negatives to speak of. The campground itself was very clean and well maintained, there were bathrooms and shower facilities, some of the spaces had no hookups (dry), some partial hookups and some had full hookups. The location of the campground, right on the Columbia River, was perfect as you could enjoy the waters of the river or just sit back and enjoy the view. The WiFi worked flawlessly the whole time we were camping. I would recommend this campground to anyone travelling along I-84 and I hope to visit again in the future. read more

Peach Beach RV Park - View from campsite #1. - Campgrounds Near Me - Goldendale, Washington

Beautiful location, sub par facilities. The spaces are incredibly close together, so there isn't much space to spread out or park. When we were parking our RV and car, we had to drive the car over a small area of dying grass to get it into the spot. One of the camp hosts, WREAKING of alcohol, came charging at my mom, yelling at her and wagging his finger in her face. It was to the point where she had to ask him to lower his voice, and speak nicely to her... There's also only 1 bathroom (a few stalls including the showers) for the entire park. We would not recommend this place, unless it's a quick over night stay. read more

Just arrived what a slice of heaven nice big grassy areas lots of shade trees and River is along the rv park We are camping here in 40' rv with tow car Easy access big site The camp host super nice man even greated is with a bag of local peaches We will definitely stay here again From California read more

Great spot in Maryhill for vanlife. We'd been boondocking deep in the Oregon outback for days and really enjoyed having clean bathrooms and hot showers on the last day of the trip. We showed up in the evening with no reservation and the camp host was awesome at getting us settled in at a spot next to the beach surrounded by trees to calm the wind. We fell asleep to the sound of waves lapping against the shore and slept great. Totally worth $5 more to be farther away from the bridge than the state park. I was surprised by how fast the wifi was. Stonehenge, wine, Giraffes and Zebras, the art museum, fishing and windsurfing make Maryhill everybodies happy place to visit. Will definitely comeback. read more

This campground smells like shit,Drainage area right in the middle of the campground like come on. Workers were being very disrespectful and didn't help us when we asked why it smelled bad. read more

Nice place, liked it a lot. It seemed a great family location. They have an okay beach on the Columbia river but not much else for the kids to do. Still, that's a lot and the location is lovely, on the Columbia next to an orchard. Sites were clean and grassy with trees and shade. read more

Great RV Park on the Columbia River right next to the State Park. Some of the spots back right up to the Columbia. We stayed one night on the way to Bend, OR. Our spot was a pull through and we had plenty of room. There is boat/jet ski access at the state park and you can walk to it in 5 min. You can ride your bike or walk to a fresh fruit market selling peaches and a little winery called Waving Tree. We bought a bottle of wine and drank it at our next stop in the RV. It was so good we ended up ordering a case when we got home. read more

Rude host. Assumed we weren't paying for ice because her husband and her don't communicate. Until new hosts are there. Will not be returning. read more

Our first time here, have stayed at the state park next door several times. This place is an excellent value and have throughly enjoyed our stay. When first arriving was gifted some fresh off the tree nectarines and a warm greeting from the camp hosts. The park gives plenty of room and has beautiful lawn. The sounds of the trains and trucks is a sweet background and the views spectacular. We had full hookups for the first part of the week and upon deciding to stay longer, had to move to a pull trough spot with power and water. Very clean park nestled in orchards lots to see in the area. When traveling along the mighty Columbia, this will be our spot for a nice rest and relaxing. All connections for tanks, water and power were in excellent condition and loads of space to either back in or pull through. Park staff very helpful and made us feel welcomed. Thanks for being part of our epic journey read more

We are always looking for different fun locations for our yearly family reunion. We were brutally disappointed by how this private park was operated. They have grass, and while they tell you they have a sprinkler system that runs, it's not that simple. You are allowed to pay for an extra tent site on the gravel because of the watering. BUT, the first night that tent was drenched. It was a complete down pour on him all night long. They also had the sprinklers set up to cover all the picnic tables and surrounding areas. You have to pack up your stuff every night as to not get wet. To add insult to injury, you have to stop your visiting from 9pm-7am. The host wasn't that great (except the new one on site #1 who was brand new) and the OWNER was even worse. When we told them what happened, he came out and was rude and said we told you we water the grass. Ya, well that went beyond watering the grass. I would go back if he weren't the owner. I don't want to give my money to someone who is very focused on himself rather than his paying customers. Watch out for the sprinklers, they will drown your vacation. read more

We camped here for 2 weeks from last part of September to October. Pros: beautiful scenery, quiet during the day, clean fresh air, great for some kids, clean outhouse, pet-friendly, helpful and laid-back managers, close enough to Biggs (for some necessities), or just walk on over to the fruit stands, some close-by local attractions (stonehenge, church, observatory, etc), friendly campers. Cons: all full-hook-ups will be full indefinitely (all are taken by workers for the windmill), no refund policy (but try talking to the owners, he may return your money, a toss-up), noise of trains and trucks at night (holy crap batman), and crazy gale of wind (serious wind) at times. read more

Reserved a few days in advance for 1 night stay...$10 additional service fee for online reservation??? Arrived late in the evening and did not find anything at the spot that I had reserved. A few other spaces had reserved signs with names of guests coming in the next day. Why didn't I have one of those? The bathrooms were locked and no one was available to give us the lock combos. Beware! State park is next door with launch ramp and very loud boats early in the morning. Also there was Train and highway noise all night long. The spot we stayed in had no sewer hook up. When we went to leave we stoped at the sewer dump to find them locked. I called the number from my online reservation and was told sewer dump was closed for the season but just find a spot that had sewer hook ups, back in, and dump there. read more

Everything you want in a trailer park. Good hook ups (some with individual sewer hook ups), nice camp hosts, good Wi-Fi, good water pressure, both pull through and back up slots, dual dumpsites, & nice bathrooms and showers. Then there is this wonderful view of the Columbia River. And you're right smack dab up against a peach orchard. With a farmers market within 500 yards. Prices are fair: $40 for 50 amp service and water, $35 for 30 amp and water, and $30 for dry. Ideally located, just on the other side of the bridge from Biggs Junction. The perfect place to pull over and rest a spell before you carry on with the rest of your trip. I plan on staying here again. read more

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We stayed in spot 28 which was beach front and had W&E... and an awesome view of the Colombia River! We pulled in late and peacefully slept with the wind rocking our airstream and waves providing ambient background music to lull us to sleep! Free showers with warm water and plenty of toilettes. Cute spot! read more

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Both Tracy and Dawn are spot on. Yes there are trains, yes the wifi wasn't the greatest, and yes we had a couple power outages. Always plug in with a surge protector attachment! But we were there for over 4 months and loved it. The scenery was just magical! (I uploaded some photos.)The owners were nice, very helpful, and willing to work with us when we had to move suddenly. We'd go back. read more

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This spot is awesome. Great hosts and management. Super quiet. Nice grass and nice sites. Aces all around.

The campground has a drain field in the middle of it that smells like someone is dumping their black water. You get a fresh breeze of stench every few minutes. If you stay here, stay on the side furthest East or keep driving! read more

This is a decent RV park in a pretty location. However, tons of train noise, which makes for a rough night's sleep.

Very unpleasant host and tight spaces, state park next door is much nicer. Beware trains run all night long.

Good little park sites are just gravel and a little close together. Great location but can be a little noises with all the trains near by

So my brother booked this site for us which was also his 2nd camping trip. Peach Beach is on the river on a rocky beach near two train tracks. The trains didn't bug us but we could hear them from inside the RV so I imagine it would be super loud for tent camping. The sites are mostly back in with a few pull thru and had lots of grass and shade trees around and an old picnic table. The utilities were nice and they had wifi but it did kick me off quite a bit. There is no play area for the kids which is a must for us but because there was a nice gravel loop to ride your bikes on they did that most of the time. Since you're right next to Maryhill State Park you can use their rocky swimming area or boat launch. All in all we had a great time but we might not let my brother pick the site next time. read more

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We came here on recommendation of friends. It is a quiet park right next to a Washington State Park. There are train tracks on both sides of the park and they are very well used. When in your rig they aren't very noticeable but outside it's quite loud. The WI FI is only effective from near the bathroom. The camp host is very obsessed with watering what he calls grass and I call dirt and green weeds. All of your outside equipment must be stowed inside or under your rig because area right beside the pad, where picnic table is, is watered 5 nights a week. Last night while sitting in a spot where WI FI was functional, he came over and warned us that we were about to hear a gunshot.....actually it turned out to be 2 gunshots as he attempted to scare the Starlings out of the trees. Won't be back read more

although being right on the river is amazing and the staff here were great, having the railroads go by every 10 minutes loudly from 10 p.m. on and tooting three times their horn makes for a very restless night sleep . If you can wear earplugs it's a 5 if not forget it read more

The owners are extremely racist and the dictionary definition of hypocrites. We have been here 5 years in a row and have never had an issue until this trip when we unfortunately met the female owner. We were singled out the second we arrived by the camp hosts and held to different standards than every other camp-goer throughout the duration of our trip. The camp hosts (who explained to us, that on orders of the woman owner) were attempting to start an argument over every little thing with only us; for instance temporarily parking 6" onto the little grass strip at our site, within 20 seconds of arriving while our vehicle was still running where there were no sprinklers even remotely close to our vehicle, they came over and instantly began to yell and demand us to move which we obliged, yet nearly every other vehicle was parked several feet onto the grass on their sites during the entire trip, never once being asked to move or even approached. Every other dog was allowed off leash the entire time we were there including the owners extremely mean obnoxious little dog, who tried to bite the owner several times as she attempted to chase her own dog around the camp site. Once she was called out for her dog being off leash and in every other dogs face and chasing people, the owner decided to target us even more. We are NEVER ones to pull the race card because we have rarely seen it in our experience, BUT this entire trip was a terrible example of racism at its worst. This whole experience from start to finish was utterly disgusting and we will never return to this site. We can easily camp next door at the luxurious state park site which is kept up much better. It's a shame because we have had a good experience here in the past with previous camp hosts, however the owner and her new hosts made this an awful experience for everyone in our group. Thankfully the park site next door is exactly the same as this location but less expensive and far better maintained as well as offering a nice swimming area and boat launch, which this location does not. There are many camp sites in close proximity to this site that offer far better customer service. read more

When I checked in she didn't ask me if I needed a 50 amp service or 30 and she put me in a spot that had 30 amp service and then not only that I am pulling a 38 foot trailer and the spot I got was too small. She come down and asked me to move my trailer when I was 90% already set up and I said I'm not moving she said I can't park my truck on the edge of the road and I said there's nobody here there's only four people in the park what's the problem she said but you're in the road. I moved to another park strip again that was too short so this time I'm not moving so I parked my truck in a nearby slot and said you know you charge $40 to come in here you don't have a 50 amp service you don't have cable TV I think this is a shit hole. Prima donna campground no way I'll never stop in here again.I almost give it a one star rating and after reading the other peoples they are happy to pay premium price to get almost nothing to each their own. I almost forgot the trains go all night long probably 50% honk their horn's as they go bye. They make sleeping very difficult can't get a good nights rest. You are just a few hundred yards from the train tracks. read more

This is our second time visiting this beautiful park. The sites are spacious and level. The facilities are clean and accommodating. Located on the Columbia River, there is abundant wildlife. The staff are very helpful and delightfully friendly... even on weekends when they are full. I think this just might be my favorite RV campground. read more

Great place to camp! We camped twice this summer in our RV. Very well maintained. Our favorite! read more

Peach Beach RV Park - Campgrounds Near Me - Goldendale, Washington