We stopped on our annual trip from Texas to Washington(family visit) this was a beautiful little stop after tackling up the 84 on the way home. Very friendly and nice host, she was super helpful and made sure we knew all info we needed to make our stay comfortable. It was dark when we pulled in but woke up to a beautiful tree covered location right on the river😁 It would be a nice location for a few days stay to fish and visit the local peach orchard and just relax. It’s not overly large and has a nice back fence for privacy from neighbors nearby. You can hear trains and a bit of truck traffic but nothing like being right on the 84. This location is just across a bridge back into Washington but barely a mile off. This will definitely be on or lists of stops when we make our trips each year!

This is a wonderful park with great spots, access to the river and is close to Biggs Junction and The Dalles.

peaceful. close to several wineries and farm stands. especially recommend gunnels fruit and waving tree winery - both within walking distance of campground. other must sees are maryhill museum and stonehenge replica.

Stayed here on a job for at least some 6 months, absolutely loved it. The hostess was very friendly, the adjoining small state park I believe it is is very convenient for pet owners, and the location is overall gorgeous.

Clean, cute and well cared for park on the Columbia river. Rolled in at 11:30pm to a quiet park with well laid out directions and fresh peaches in our welcome bag. Called ahead letting them know we’d be super late with no problems, very accommodating. Nicely spaced, clean sites. No sewer hookups if on the river side but the view we woke up to was well worth it. The park is in the dryer part of the Gorge but this park surrounded by lush fruit orchards made it feel like an oasis. Definitely would stay here again.

Really nice campground. Access to the Columbia River. They greeted me without reservations but with 2 nectarines from their orchard. Bathrooms and showers nice and ADA

Wonderful little place between a park and an orchard. Camp hosts are cool, they all live in Skoolies. Right on the river. Clean facilities. One star off for the noise. There’s a highway and railroad tracks in the backyard and the same across the river. If you’re a rail-fan, you’ll dig it. But it never really quiets down, you get used to it a bit. Campers are courteous and friendly and quiet. Sites west of the entrance seem to have a bit more shade than sites to the east. The wind can be a factor. Nice place to bring the dog. This is my second time here, I’ll keep it on the list.

Day I arrived was very windy and being a first timer I thought that was normal. Spoke with many campers who had been coming to Peach Beach for years and they said it was very unusual. Next few days, glorious. Lots of trees so shade from  hot sun is plentiful. Tons of stuff to do: Maryhill Winery (ya gotta try their charcuterie board!!), Marhill Museum (better set aside at least an hour for this), Stonehenge. In July the peaches are plentiful and delicious. Camp was quiet (except for trains all day and night - bring earplugs and you'll be fine), bathrooms are extremely clean and modern. Shower did rotate from hot to cold every 30 seconds or so...not sure what that was about. Overall, had a good time with friends and will go back for sure.

Located on Columbia River. Sites are close bet well kept park and quiet even when full

Lots of shade. Enough space between sites. Easy back-ins and some pull-throughs. A lot of background noise bordering on white noise, so not bad. Spotless restrooms. Beautiful views of the river. Pleasant host greets you with a bag of a couple peaches from the fruit farm next door. Definitely a return RV Park.

Nice place very friendly staff Packed in a little tight but overall i would stay here again

Great 2 night stay here in October. Right on the river and right next to the best peach I’ve ever had in my life. I believe it was called a summer red peach. If grunkels peach stand has them, get one. Life changing. Stonehenge is right on top of the hill. Great, large park just west of the campground. I’ve read complaints about the trains being too loud but they didn’t bother us too much.

Very nice RV park, right on the Columbia River.  Clean.  Nice wide spots.  Will 100% be coming back here.

Totally stumbled onto this spot on the first night of a two week road trip down the OR & NorCal coast. We were just looking for a place to crash for the night but turns out this is a little gem. Right on the Columbia and the river front spots have great views, it’s a hoot watching all the boat traffic and wind/kite boarders right off shore. There are also a couple of awesome fruit stands/stores with the BEST nectarines & peaches ever. It’s also cool that this is right in the Maryhill State Park which is a quirky but cool place…there’s a life sized replica of Stonehenge?! Also, Maryhill Winery has a tasting room right at entrance to the park…loved that :)

Beautiful park on the river. Spaces are close and full hook up is on available in the center of the park. Host is very present. We were in space 80 it was gravel but not level. This park is right next door to Maryhill State park which also offers camping options. WiFi was spotty.

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.

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 normal noise level with other guest.

Although our site 37 on river noted it could take our 28ft trailer, our tow vehicle f250, barely fit.  The host said if  I could not move it and stay off grass, i would have to go to overflow, which is outside the gate to property, basically on a gravel road which is not secure.

Super private, great views, sites close together.

We stayed here two nights on our way south.  It was during the major fires in Oregon so most of the time it was socked in by thick/heavy smoke.  Like brown fog.  Not at all the fault of Peach Beach.  The spaces were very nice and clean and a lot of lawns.  Lots of large shady trees and a great place to relax.  Wish we had better weather situation but that's how it goes.  Just hope all are safe in fire areas all over the west.  All spaces have water and electric, and some have sewer hookups.  We had a picnic table and plenty of lawn and room around our space.  We stayed in space #70.  When we arrived we were greeted by the camp host with a bag of peaches.  Very nice touch.  Thank you Peach Beach!!

Easy enough to get to, lots of trees, picnic table, can see the Columbia River from your site. Sites are on the smaller size but our 43 ft 5th wheel fit just fine. Lots to do.I

Worth crossing Colombia River! BR/Showers closed. Trains on either side of river, busy tracks! Small beach area, not recommended swimming. Good kayaking site. Beautiful grounds, next to peach orchard!

We only stayed one night, but really enjoyed the trees, the river view and access. We were able to walk over to the state park which had nice beach area and enclosed swimming area. Though this park does have river access, with kids we just wanted a more defined area. Their bathrooms were closed because of COVID but as a trailer camper it wasn’t an issue for us. The hosts and everyone there was super friendly!

For what it is, it’s the best it can be. Nice large sites, lots of communal areas like grass areas and river access. Went during COVID so restrooms were closed, but toilet/shower rooms were there. Trees at every site for shade and picnic tables as well. No fire pits, but all of eastern Washington is doing that these days. Nice little lagoon on the river for kids to swim. Boat launch, lots of wind surfers. Of course that means a fair amount of wind, but it’s the Columbia and that’s kind of its thing. Waving Tree winery within walking distance, Maryhill and a few others is you’re up for a drive. Kids loved Stonehenge replica on the way out. Fruit stand walkable, too. Hosts were awesome super cordial. If you want full hookups, space is limited, but there’s a dump station with two spots.

As with any campground near the Columbia,  there are train tracks and highways on both sides of the river so there is some train and truck noise.  There's no fires allowed,  not the end of the world if you're aware of it.  Due to covid19 protocol,  can't comment on bathrooms or showers.  It's near the Stonehenge memorial,  the Maryhill Museum,  and Some wineries.

This was our first time ever camping with a tent trailer and it was a great first time. People were friendly and it was next door to a park where you could swim, launch a boat or fish. Tucked away just across the river and close to towns if you need anything.

Very quiet RV park. Not much privacy but gorgeous views. Walking distance to wine tasting and wonderful fruit stand.

Nice if people abide by the rules, had a run in with a outside speaker playing grump, and at 40 a night would expect a little respect. It's clean there is the traffic from the Road, truck exhaust brakes and about 4 to 5 trains a night.

In the lovely Maryhill valley is the Peach Beach RV park. I am not one usually for RV parks but this on was ok. It was well maintained and clean. The spots were very close together and little privacy was had. They claim to have a private beach but it seemed like a muddy inlet overflowing with mosquitoes.on the plus side it is right next to a wine tasting shop.

There are many great places along this stretch of highway. This might be one to pass up.

Stayed here one night at the recommendation of a fellow camper in an Oregon Park. Tent camping close to the Columbia River, though your view is also the highway. And at night? So much noise. Between the trains and the surrounding highways, it was easily one of the worse night's sleep we have ever encountered camping. The spaces are also VERY close to one another, no privacy what so ever. There are nice showers and flushing toilets, and with AT &T full phone service. Park is very clean and well maintained. Short walk to a delicious fruit stand. Would not stay here again on our travels due to the lack of sleep, maybe it is different in an RV?

Peaceful and quiet. Beautiful shaded campsites along the Columbia River. Some train traffic but generally not bad. Close to some fantastic wineries and Maryhill museum.