Columbia River RV Park 10649 Northeast 13th Avenue, Portland, OR 97211

"We have stayed here short term and long term (months), I should have reviewed them sooner. The ladies in the office are so helpful, they have gone out of their way for us a few times and are always so personable! The park is clean, quiet and convenient location. They do their best in the big city of Portland at security as well."

"50 amp, clean, quiet & well cared for RV Park. Very easy to book on their website. For our 40’ motorhome the pull through was a bit narrow & challenging to turn in to. Super convenient to downtown. Large percentage of full timers with tidy sites. Park is in the airport flight plan but we didn’t hear the planes unless outside. We would stay again but wouldn’t be our first choice."

"Service was great. Security top notch but the sites are small with no picnic tables. Too close to your neighbor so there’s not much space to set your chairs up without sitting and staring at your neighbors wall. Busy road so taking a walk was hard and there is no way to walk the riverbank without driving to a park further up. It’s a great place to stop for the night when passing through because it’s safe and secure in a big city, but it’s not our idea of “a destination park.”"

"The park is located in a convenient location, just outside of Portland. It is relatively affordable, with rates starting at $40 per night. The park has full hookups, including water, sewer, and electricity. The bathrooms and showers are clean and well-maintained. There is a laundry facility on-site. The park is pet-friendly. Cons: The park is mostly full of long-term residents, so it can be noisy and crowded during the summer months. The sites are small and close together, so there is not a lot of privacy. The sewer connections are outdated and can be difficult to use. The park is not very well-maintained, and the grounds can be a bit messy. Overall, the Columbia River RV Park is a budget-friendly option for RVers looking to stay near Portland. However, it is important to be aware of the downsides before booking a stay. If you are a short-term visitor, be prepared to get some side eye from the full-time residents. They may not be happy that you are paying more than they do to stay in the park. Make sure to bring extra sewer cables, as the connections are outdated and can be difficult to use. If you are looking for a quiet and secluded place to stay, this is not the park for you. It is best suited for RVers who are looking for a convenient and affordable place to stay while exploring Portland. I hope this helps!"

"This is a good rv park if you're on staying overnight and moving on. It's by the flight path of the airport, so lots of jets, the grass is dead and I believe there are quite a few people living here. Facilities are clean."