Celilo Village, Oregon

Great hike, cute spots around the lake for camping.

Basically free camping in pull-outs or a large open space on the west end. No services except some trash bins throughout and pit toilets on the west end. We prefer the pull-outs closer to the dam as you can be semi-private and right next to the river. Third time we have been here..either passing…

campground was full but down the road a bit there are more dispersed sites, found one and had some nice solitude in the woods. the lake was shallow and warm and full of tadpoles and teeny tiny frogs. view of mt. hood at certain angles. all around pleasant.

Although this campsite does not provide electricity at all (I was hoping for a AC outlet in the bathroom but none were there). This campsite is worth staying. It has a decent distance from other campers and I don’t feel like I’m crunched up in my camp ground. Water is around certain campsites. #3…

The campground is pretty remote-don’t expect any cell service-I didn’t have any with AT&T. The last 15 miles on the road to the campground is very winding and narrow-you have to drive 25mph for safety. The road was in good condition though. The campground is also very hilly. The C loop that I…

This “campground” to me was a disappointment. The campsites had a decent amount of space between each other-which is one of the only good things to say. The main reason why I stayed here was to visit Trillium Lake and Clear Lake-both of which are close by. The vault toilet was as close to an…

I’ve need here a couple of times and every Saturday night hordes of teenagers show up and party all night. Loud music, drunk driving, trash everywhere, reviving up engines and yelling all night. When confronted the terns said this is where the local kids come to party and purposely run people out…

This place is amazing! Level, gravel sites, clean bathrooms/showers, shady/tree lined sites, good amount of space, kind staff, right on the Columbia River.

This was right off the road we got there in the dark and still found a spot. It was super busy though and lots of trash around sadly!

We love this little lake! Close to town, and great hike!

I love the vibe of this campground - lots of tall trees and shade and a little bit of distance from the other campsites. Right at the back of the campground is a trailhead for some amazing forest hikes in the gorge.  There are no hook ups for RVs but every site is big enough to accommodate my 21’…

Standard KOA but set amongst tall trees with lots of shade. Nice heated pool and clean showers. Calm and peaceful but it does have a train track behind! I personally don’t mind this at all!

We had a “creek side” space. There’s no water. I would have picked a different sight if I would have known. Cell signal is just ok. Showers are just ok. I’d wear flip flops. Sights are kinda close & pretty shaded. Close to tons of hikes & things to do outside so we didn’t stay too long…

I love Lost Lake. The view of Mount Hood is spectacular from the middle of the lake. It’s a beautiful, moderate drive from Portland. You’re close to Hood River and all the great fun there. The water is clear and pleasant in the shallows. There’s a little store to rent SUPs, pedal boats and more.…

First off you can not access the campgrounds going East towards the Dalles on 84. Not convenient at all. You have to drive through the VERY busy truck stop to enter the campground. Huge campground. For the amount of sites there are not nearly enough bathrooms. There are two women’s stalls for…