Cascade Locks thrusts you into the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, where the Bridge of the Gods spans the mighty river to Washington. RV campers chase waterfalls on Eagle Creek Trail, windsurf churning rapids, and paddleboard at Marine Park. Eleven parks in our directory anchor your base, from riverfront steals to full-hookup havens.
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Cascade Locks clings to the Columbia River's edge in Oregon's dramatic Gorge. The iconic Bridge of the Gods towers overhead, drawing motorists and hikers alike. Eagle Creek Trailhead launches day treks to Punch Bowl Falls and beyond. Thunder Island Aquatic Park splashes families in summer. Sternwheeler cruises reveal locks history from bygone canal days.
Cascade Locks / Portland East KOA Holiday draws groups with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, starting at $51/night. Ainsworth State Park fits families perfectly, playground included alongside showers and full hookups for $31-$32. Bridge of the Gods Motel Cabins & RV Park blends cabins with 50-amp sites from $45, steps from the span. Eagle Creek Campground keeps it cheap at $15/night, pets welcome, dump station ready, group sites open. Port of Cascade Locks Marine Park hooks river lovers with 30-amp, showers, WiFi, groups from $36.
Cascade Locks crowns as gateway to the Columbia River Gorge. The Bridge of the Gods links Oregon and Washington over wild waters. Hikers hit Eagle Creek Trail for waterfalls like Punch Bowl Falls. Windsurfers tackle White Salmon River rapids nearby. Sternwheeler rides and Thunder Island water park add family fun.
Cascade Locks / Portland East KOA Holiday, Ainsworth State Park, Bridge of the Gods RV Park, Eagle Creek Campground, and Port of Cascade Locks Marine Park top our list. All sit within minutes of Highway 30 and the river. Expect WiFi, showers, and hookups from 30-amp to 50-amp across most.
Yes, Eagle Creek Campground explicitly allows pets with group sites and a dump station at $15/night. Other parks like KOA Holiday and Ainsworth State Park often welcome leashed dogs; check policies directly. Drinking water flows free at Eagle Creek, perfect for furry trail companions.