Saint Helens nestles along the Columbia River in northwest Oregon. Fishermen chase steelhead and salmon here, while history buffs explore the 1888 courthouse. Camp at St. Helens Marina & RV Park to launch boats and snag WiFi amid river views.
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Saint Helens draws visitors with its Columbia River frontage and pioneer heritage. The Columbia County Courthouse, built in 1888, towers over the town square on C Street. Kayak Scappoose Bay or hike nearby trails at Lewis and Clark National Historic Park. Crowds pack the July Pioneer Celebration for parades, rodeos, and barbecues along the waterfront.
St. Helens Marina & RV Park anchors RV stays in the area. It suits boaters with direct marina access and anglers eyeing river runs. Families pick spacious sites with WiFi for weekend escapes near McGuire Park's playgrounds and picnic spots.
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Saint Helens is known for its Columbia River fishing and the 1888 courthouse. This landmark stands as the oldest courthouse west of the Mississippi still in daily use. Locals and visitors celebrate pioneer history each July at the St. Helens Pioneer Celebration with parades and rodeos.
St. Helens Marina & RV Park tops our list right in town. It hugs the Columbia River with WiFi and boat launch access. Campers reach it easily off Highway 30 near the marina district.
Yes, St. Helens Marina & RV Park welcomes pets on leashes. Check site rules for breed restrictions upon arrival. Trails at nearby McGuire Park let dogs stretch legs along the river.