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rbtglove

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Posted: 04/08/12 09:25am

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We stay at Ainsworth State park just eaast on Troutdale. A 30 min drive to the heart of the city but full hook ups and scenic area on the old road. They don't take reservations but if you get there before 2PM we have always gotten in.

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JohnQ

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Posted: 04/08/12 04:06pm

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Looks like (from your profile) you will be coming in from the east on I84. We were originally from the PDX area and moved up to the OlyPen. Go southbound on I205 from I84. When we visit grand kiddies our favorite RV park is in Oregon City, a Clackamas County Park called Clackamette at the confluence of the Clackamas River into the Willimette River, easy on off from I205. Reasonable rates ($20 a night) for power (30amp) & water hookups, no sewer but there is a dump station about half a blockaway that is easy to get in and out of. And the view is right on the river, very nice.

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Browntrout73

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Thanks for all the tips so far! Anybody stay at Island Cove Park on Sauvie Island?

JohnG3

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Posted: 04/09/12 11:50am

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RVcrazy wrote:

Try Champoeg state park. It is south of Portland and north of Woodburn.

X2 for this park. Stayed there last May. Beautiful.

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Suzanne and Brad

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Posted: 04/09/12 04:27pm

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In Tualatin is RV Park of Portland. Nice place - we stayed there a week last summer. Close to stores & highways.

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Posted: 04/09/12 05:33pm

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Suzanne and Brad wrote:

In Tualatin is RV Park of Portland. Nice place - we stayed there a week last summer. Close to stores & highways.

No dogs over 40 pounds are allowed in that park.

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Posted: 04/12/12 05:54pm

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Another vote for Champoeg SP. Milo McIver SP in Estacada is nice also.

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