Home Valley Campground

The hostess is very sweet. Campsites are clean and well marked. Showers are fantastic, clean and free

Its pretty yes. Porta potties scatter throughout that are smelly. If you get a spot not near one you are good. Hot showers and toilets at the front of the campground with a code needed. Showers have great water pressure.

Trains went by all day and night.

Lots of trash cans all over.

Mostly annoyed with the camp host. He refuses to take cash so you have to make a reservation online. Causing 7$ in fees and taxes even though the sign says 20$ includes the tax. But online you are paying tax essentially a second time. He has 2 German shepherds he breeds at his site and you can hear them barking quite often.

Loved our stay here. the trains were loud but didn't ruin our trip at all. Tons of boats here during spring salmon runs at Drano lake and the wind river but we would absolutely come back.  The site that we were at was super private but not all the spots had as much room surrounding them as we did

New to the area on the road exploring biking and hiking from far away. Quiet place with kind knowledgeable hosts. Could only book on line. Felt mislead somewhat with GSAgent on phone. Wish had pic’s. Pricing very palatable and amenities good as we are self contained. We are not a big RV but small van & seasoned campers. Spacious sites and nice high up view of the River. We liked this unique CG. Must be advised lots of trains and highway noises on either side of CG but didn’t bother us. We would return.

I decided to go camping knowing that the next day would be potentially raining. Guess what it’s raining! For a couple more hours. But it’s all good I wanted to get out of the city and discovered this place. It’s kind of rustic. Most of the spots are right next to eachother. But people are respectful and it’s been an excellent experience! I get service decently I have Verizon.

There is access and a shower. And normal bathroom accessories. By the pavilion. The actual campground has Portl-potties. Each spot has a picnic table and fire pit and guess what??!!! You can have a fire!!! It’s a great escape!

A word of warning.!!!!!!!!

There is pitch on the trees. Bunches of it. My dog got into it and not fun. Bring some WD-40 incase. It helped a lot and dawn dish soap.
Enjoy!!

My husband and I have stayed here a few times and are getting ready to stay again. The price is very affordable and the campground is clean, the showers are nice and hot and the location is perfect for plenty of hiking and fishing adventures or just staying at camp and enjoying the river. The host Chris and his wife are amazing!

We made a reservation but there were still spots left. Nice host. Explains you all about the campground when you come in. The train passes right next to this campsite day and night (with horn) so keep in mind the noise from that. Columbia river next to the campground. Some camping spots are in a angle and not suitable for rv or bus or rooftoptents. We made a reservation for site 7 but we couldn't make that work with our rooftop tent. The spots are large enough but close together. There are porta potty toilets. A small 5 min walk there is a building with flushing toilets and nice warm showers. There is also day park beach nearby right of the campground.

Large site. Showers far away. $20 who cares.

Showed up Thursday and campground was empty except for host. After talking to host I learned it’s no longer FCFS (rsvp via rover pass). He said all sites were booked for weekend so i was only able to stay one night. Host was very nice and I had good service (t-mobile) to be able to use my hotspot for work.

Very convenient location right off 14 but amazingly little road noise. There are showers for no additional fee. The camp host Christopher is super nice and helpful. We will stay here again.

This place was very nice and right on a lake. Quiet the whole night and the host were really friendly. The only thing is the showers are really dirty but was kinda expecting that at any camp place with a shower. Oh also this place isn’t free like it says in the description. $20 not a bad deal for what you get

The one downside is that there are trains that pass by with horns blaring throughout the day and night. This is the case on both sides of the river. So unless you find a place away from the river and out of the gorge, you will just have to deal with that. So bring ear plugs if you're not a very heavy sleeper. The camp hosts were super friendly. Easy access to the river and a small protected beach via the neighboring park.

This campground is in stevenson WA right on the columbia river.has shower and bathroom great clean quiet site . Great people who who run it .they have running water and fire word.

aThis was the worst campground I have ever driven thru. It is a homeless camp. I didnt even want to stop and use the bathroom.

The sign says its $20 per night, but I think every singl tent in there was illegally squatting.

Some of the sites were really nice with water views, i was shocked to not see any recreational campers here. The day use area was nice.