Windsurfers slice Columbia River waves in Hood River, the global wind capital. Kiteboarders launch from Waterfront Park while orchards bloom along the Fruit Loop. Base your RV at Tunnel Lake Lakeside Campsite: dive into Gorge adventures from a serene lakeside spot.
Hood River clings to the Columbia River Gorge's edge. Windsurfers rule the waves at the Hood River Event Site. Cyclists spin through pear orchards on the 35-mile Fruit Loop. Hikers chase Mt. Hood's snowy peaks from nearby trails. The Saturday Farmers Market bursts with local brews and fruits.
Tunnel Lake Lakeside Campsite anchors your stay with lakefront pads. Families love its easy access to kiteboarding lessons. Big-rig haulers pick spacious pull-throughs near Highway 14. Water sport junkies launch kayaks right from camp: the Gorge waits.
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Hood River earns fame as the windsurfing and kiteboarding capital of the world. The Columbia River's steady gusts at the Hood River Event Site pull pros and beginners alike. Pair adrenaline with the 35-mile Fruit Loop's orchards, wineries, and farm stands for a full getaway taste.
Tunnel Lake Lakeside Campsite lists as the top RV park near Hood River. It sits lakeside off Highway 14 with full hookups and pull-through sites. Campers reach downtown's windsurf shops and Waterfront Park in under 15 minutes.
Yes, Tunnel Lake Lakeside Campsite welcomes pets on most sites. Leash rules apply: keep dogs off the beach during peak hours. Trails around the lake offer off-leash romps after dark, steps from your rig.