Peach Beach RV Park 89 Maryhill Highway, Goldendale, WA 98620

"This is hard to beat. We are right next to the Columbia River. The lady in the pink bus met us, helped us get checked in, gave us a wonderful spot, and was a pleasure to meet. We got our electric hooked up, the water works great to. everything you would expect to be right was perfect. My dogs where running around, they also loved it here. Hardest thing was keeping them out of the river to keep my camper dry, hahahah As many times as I come back this is where I want to stay."

"We stay here often. Camp hosts are awesome. They work very hard long days to keep the park clean, keep the bathrooms super clean, the grass watered and check in process running efficiently. Thank you to the caretakers for all their hard work giving us a great place to relax and enjoy! We look forward to every trip!"

"We had the BEST time camping here. The site is SO clean, the facilites are well taken care of. the view is AMAZING and we cannot wait to go back. NOT TO MENTION the peaches are to die for, we took so many on the road with us and they were delicious!! Thank you for being such an amazing little spot on our journey!"

"This is a beautiful RV park. We don't usually like staying in RV parks but we stayed here because the state park next door was full. The sites are grassy, green and large, right along the river with big shade trees. We were greeted with a couple of delicious peaches. We come through here once or twice a year and will be staying here again for sure."

"A gem on the Columbia River. I made a reservation online, procuring the last site for my time frame. It was quite simple and rates are fair. Upon arrival I was immediately greeted by Wendy, a camp host who clearly enjoys what she does. I was guided into my space, by her husband and they explained all I needed to know. She even pointed out the family of Canadian geese waddling near the shore and showed me the flowers she recently planted. It is a short drive to the Stonehenge replica and adjoins Maryhill State Park. The site I had was shaded, right across from the river, included water and electric (although I believe some sites also have sewer) and there is a convenient dump station at the entrance. The gravel sites are level, well kept and have picnic tables. They are somewhat close together, but there is enough space, not to feel cramped. Everyone was friendly and helpful. The night sky was beautiful and I personally enjoyed the sound of the passing trains... it's part of the area one needs to embrace. I've driven from Florida to Washington so far, and this is my favorite park to date."