Stevenson clings to the Columbia River's edge in Washington's wild Gorge. Camp among 11 RV parks to launch hikes up Beacon Rock or tours of Bonneville Dam's fish ladders. Windsurfers chase waves at Doug's Beach while anglers hook steelhead right from camp.
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Stevenson pulses with Gorge energy along Highway 14. Hikers climb Beacon Rock's 848 steps for sweeping river views. Families visit the fish ladders at Bonneville Dam, where salmon leap in fall. Windsurfers shred waves at Doug's Beach State Park, five miles east. The Stevenson Bluegrass Festival packs Bridge of the Gods Park each July with music and crafts.
RV parks make Stevenson your Gorge headquarters. Families pick Rock Creek Park & Campground for its playground, showers, WiFi, and pet-friendly sites from $35 nightly. Couples choose Wind Mountain RV Park and Lodge for 50-amp power, WiFi, showers, and pets at $32 a night. Long-haul travelers head to The Resort at Skamania Coves with dump stations, 50-amp, showers, and WiFi starting at $42. Lewis and Clark RV Park fits budget anglers with 30-amp, showers, dump station, and pets from $37. Timberlake Campground & RV delivers WiFi basics at $44.
Stevenson shines in the Columbia River Gorge for hiking Beacon Rock and fish ladders at Bonneville Dam. Windsurfers flock to Doug's Beach State Park nearby. The town hosts the annual Stevenson Bluegrass Festival at Bridge of the Gods Park in July, blending music with river views. Anglers target steelhead along Highway 14 shores. (72 words)
Rock Creek Park & Campground, Lewis and Clark RV Park, Timberlake Campground & RV, Wind Mountain RV Park and Lodge, and The Resort at Skamania Coves cluster near Stevenson. All sit along the Columbia River or Highway 14 for quick Gorge access. Expect WiFi, showers, and pet options in most from $32 nightly. Our directory lists 11 total. (68 words)
Yes, Rock Creek Park & Campground, Lewis and Clark RV Park, and Wind Mountain RV Park and Lodge all allow pets. These spots offer leashes, open spaces near the river, and amenities like showers or playgrounds. Families book from $32 to $37 per night for dog-approved stays close to Beacon Rock hikes. (67 words)