I really like this park. I used to live nearby and visited a few times, then I moved farther away…read moreand now I find us here again. This visit was a starting point for our river adventure. I saw a bunch of people fishing for crayfish at the launch site. I will be back for that alone. I do have several crayfish traps.

This is a massive park, and my singular experience is limited to the two boat ramps, since I was…read moreinvited by a friend who wanted to paddleboard down the river, dragging my wife, my son and I behind them on inflatable tubes, so I can only comment on this limited experience. However, based on these two sections alone, this is a fantastic park for any and all water-based activities. For once, the $5 day use fee seems justified, considering all the things that it offers. Additionally, there are miles of hiking and horseback trails, picnic areas, camp sites, and plenty of open green spaces (shaded or otherwise) for parties and other outdoor activities. It's a little far from home for us, but worth the trek!

This is a little late (I was here in the summer 2023 & 2025) but want to make sure I get a review…read morein. I will stay here when rooms are booked at McMenamins and since I have a trailer, why not. I personally like this place. It's clean, it's quiet, and the people are so kind (employees and residents). I love watching the people walking by with their dogs. I feel like it's a doggy parade. I do appreciate that everyone follows the leash rule and keeps their doggies on leash when walking them. It just makes it safe for other dogs. We have stayed on the creek side only but I may venture to the river side next time. One the creek side it is quiet. I know the river side is closer to the I-84 so I am curious how much louder it will be. I guess I may find out this summer. I definitely recommend staying here when you have something going on at Edgefield or honestly, just stay here just because it's a great place.

Great experience staff are wonderful and location is not far from the highway and the river is…read morebeautiful tonwalk along the sounds of birds and water was a pure delight... Would % recommend

Land of no-see-ums. As sunset, I got bit like crazy. I'm allergic to these guys. Experienced…read morethem in the Sierras, but not in Oregon. I was surprised. This place harbours them big-time, so if you're sensitive like I am, just beware. The site itself is surrounded by trees, but the area where guests come in and park didn't have them so there's no central shade during the day and you feel a bit like you're on display in the center of the grounds. Not my favourite. The bathrooms were pretty clean, the showers enormous. Actually, they could do with a remodel if you ask me. There are washers and dryers. The location is right across from the lake which is beautiful, but you have to drive there because the hill to the RV park is SO steep. There are a lot of residents. It felt a little odd. I don't know if it was just us, but we didn't feel comfortable. The people a couple spots over had a dog that barked for about two hours. I considered the possibilities of asphyxiating it. I just don't understand why people allow this sort of thing. There were a couple of friendly people there tho, and the host was really nice. For $42, I've been in WAY better. Far too overpriced.

From the owner: We are a 70 Space RV Park with Full Hookups Bathrooms,…read moreShowers and Laundry Room available 24/7 Gated Community with Security Cameras Free WiFi Pet friendly (most breeds) Daily, Weekly, Monthly rates Check out our monthly specials at our website

This appears to be a cute/nice place as you check in. A bit of an incline walking up to check in…read moreand quite steep walking back to the truck. Husband put on the emergency brake when I went in and to get to our site, it WAS REALLY STEEP down the hill. At the bottom of the HILL you needed to make a sharp turn into your row. Sites are close together when you get to your space, no picnic benches, no pool/hot tub, okay laundry room and the bathroom/showers were dirty. No road noise just sirens. Lots of long term RV's staying at the park. Absolutely NO BIKE RIDING...... People not from the park are walking on the riverfront walkway which is separated by a two foot fence.(They can just hop over that short wood fence! I realize that this park is in the "Portland/Metro area BUT this park was the most expensive park so far on this 2025 trip with no amenities. The road up the hill to get out of the park is steep and you can only turn right (we needed to go left) so we needed to go right about 2 miles before we could make make a U-TURN! Staff very friendly but I will never return because of the reasons listed.

We made the drive from Missoula in one day vs. two, so we came into Beaverton, OR a day early. On…read morethe way we were searching a bunch of RV site apps for a good spot that would have an opening that evening. Slim pickings. I turned to my trusty Yelp and found Roamer's Rest RV Park. They had "one spot left" so we took it. It was about 20 min away from my Nephew's house in Beaverton, but we needed a spot and it was late and Yelp reviews were positive. We had no expectations so when we arrived (late), we were pleased by the nice touches at the managers office. Flowers, clear signage, and our packet on the door. Our pull through site was easy to find and easy to access. We were under a big light which provided great light for our domino game. But we did have to cover up our ceiling vents at night to sleep. It wasn't too big a deal. Since we were an end unit we had a bit more lawn to relax on. Rather than moving closer to my nephews house for night 2 we asked to extend here for a second night. They made the accommodation for us by redirecting the next nights guest to a different slip. Very kind. We met some of the neighbors. And we took advantage of the washers and dryers and showers. We were able to show up at my nephews house all clean for his family. I asked the "manager" at the office if the "owner" owned multiple RV parks. Turns out she was the owner's wife. This was their only RV Park. They started it from scratch. Her husband bought an old defunct place on the river and over time turned it into a super clean, very well run RV park. The Stalls look a little close in pictures but there was plenty of room and everyone gets lawn. And, they're on the Tualatin River. I was told that "Tualatin" means "slow moving water" or something close in the Native American language. Overall a great stay. Loved the husband - wife ownership. And the fact they have had the same maintenance and groundskeeper since the beginning. That shows "good people". Definitely Recommended.

Very clean Check in person was very nice…read more Sites are SMALL! Be prepared If your not staying a long time, you'll be ok We stayed a few nites to visit family locally so it worked for us. Cable is sketchy Wi-Fi was decent Very quiet at night Speed is 10mph but staff freak out it if you do 10 Be careful! Better to go 5mph so they don't scream

This is probably the most expensive RV park that I've ever stayed in. The weekly rate is $450.00…read more They also charge for water to wash your RV and everything else the can get away with.

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

This park has a lot to offer from sitting by the water, fishing, enjoying a walk, boating- dock is…read morenot working, restrooms that are relatively clean, places to sit, places to enjoy the sunshine. Motor/ RV parking!

We went walking along the river Rockhounding for 45 mins or so. Picked up a few pieces that looked…read moreinteresting. A small river rock with an amber crystal cluster embedded in the rock's fracture was exposed and a chunk of jasper. It's a small park on the river that had swings for kids, and decent views. Was looking for a few agates but didn't find any. Geese had the place under control lol.

Very nice and clean campsite! The host was very friendly and accommodating! Restrooms were clean…read moreand the office has all the basic stuff that you'll need! We highly recommend it and will be back again!

We recently rented a sprinter van and toured around Oregon. We stayed at Timberlake while we were…read morein the Columbia River Gorge area. It was a nice property but the sites were close together and you have to have a roll of quarters to shower. One quarter buys you 1.5 min of hot water. Otherwise it was centrally located for all the things we wanted to see such as Multnomah Falls and the Sunshine Mill Winery in the Dalles. Since we stayed at several other campgrounds which allowed free hot showers we were a little disappointed about this setup.

I've lived here for nearly 3 years. I think the spaces are a bit small, but you have enough room…read morefor two cars and an enclosed trailer for belongings outside. Some people have gazebos in their spaces (allowed open in the summer). Mike and Tracy are excellent hosts. If I allow to much to gather around, they have nice ways to let me know. I've never, ever been offended. I'm moving back to Medford because my job here has ended. the Molalla river is nice to swim in in the summer, and fishing for those who like to do that. right now we are having our Winter NorWester. It's wet! Judy Pelkey

Clean and quite . Nice bathrooms and great service. Close to…read morethe water and east access to fin activities near by.

Not sure why everyone has reviewed this place horribly, I can tell you from my experience here it's…read moresimply perfect. There isn't showers but who cares we are camping. The river runs right by the campsite, simply perfect! You don't have any cell service, which makes this place even better! This is our second year back.

This park had so much potential! The scenery is beautiful located right along the Clackamas River…read morebut fell short of my expectations. We reserved campsite #4 in an attempt to get out of the city for a taste of Mother Nature's beauty and fresh air. Although the location is great the site was horrible. We arrived to a big open area for the "tent-only" spots where there were no trees or anything dividing the 3 spots from one another. Spots #5,4,and 3 are less than acceptable. Meanwhile, the entire rest of the campground was descent. So, If you are a tent camper and want a little privacy don't rent any of these 3 spots, but instead get a trailer spot so you can have some privacy where your neighboring campers cant see everything you have and watch you eat dinner and build a fire! We may return for the beautiful view and a cold river swim, but have learned our lesson. $17/night was a total ripoff.