Erskine, Oregon

June 2021 this campground is full of trees that give shade all around most of the campsites. We stayed at site A-13 which is up against highway#84 westbound traffic so there is noise 24hrs a day especially when trucks are using their Jake brakes to slow down with. There are loops A and B. So, B…

This park can fit all sizes of rig and many sites are full hookup with 30/50a , water & sewer. Shaded trees help keep campers cooler. Winds pop up daily so watch your awnings.

This park us near Biggs Junction with truck stops by T/A and Pilot + several other stations with diesel.

The…

July 2020 - We stayed one night on our way to another campground. We were pleasantly surprised. All the campsites with drive up parking were taken so we stayed in the hiker's/backpacking area. There is a parking lot with wagons to haul your stuff to and from the campsite. There was also a small…

The area is great. Being from Northern California, the weather here was amazing. Having bathrooms and showers was a nice feature. Some of the sites are really good and some are a little rough, but overall the campground is a cool place and really relaxing.

I like trains as much as the next person, yet trains run by at night every 20 to 30 minutes and sound their horns.  There is road noise which is easily heard from campsites.  

The host during our stay is rather abrupt and not real friendly.

The grounds are well maintained and there was…

I'm not sure you can spend the night here. It's a rest stop with no overnight signs, idk if they mean for a certain part of the lot though and probably no one would hassle you

Just a heads up, as of June 3 2021, there are signs everywhere saying there is a camping ban - day use only.

I loved camping here. It was a very clean campsite and the people were very nice. The campsites are pretty spread out which is nice and pretty tucked into the forests.

I loved camping here. It was a very clean campsite and the people were very nice. The campsites are pretty spread out which is nice and pretty tucked into the forests.

We usually cross the Columbia River into Washington state at Biggs Junction, Oregon. We don’t want to stay at Maryhill State Park in Washington as we had stayed there before. We found this campground on our Benchmark Oregon Atlas.

There are separate areas for RVs who want full hookups and those…

This is an update on a previous review I wrote.

We stayed here again this time in mid-May and it was completely full. Despite that, it felt peaceful and lovely.  We stayed in loop T with our van. Only $10 per site plus $8 for the reservation online. They allow vehicles up to 24 ft in this…

I use my Prius as a camper, with my pup, and we loved our time here in May 2021. To be free and pull right along the Columbia River with waves crashing…how can you beat that?!  There is a train and highways close but not bothersome to me in the least. The sun is amazing and the restroom is very…

I love that it only has 10 sites and is super close to the river!  The canyon is beautiful and it was a pleasant surprise as I’ve never been to this area.  I loved cooling off in the water.  There are a lot of sharp prickly things all over so bring good shoes!  Vault toilets and no water so come…

We stayed a few nights here and really enjoyed it. Sunbathed on the rocky beach as our dogs swam in the river! NOTED the coordinates listed bring you across the river into Washington on a rough rocky dirt road.. make sure you use exit 109 on I84 to find this awesome spot!

Very nice place to camp with the family. Exceptionally clean facilities for bathrooms and showers. Great bike trails too.