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GenieSummary
Memaloose is a popular and busy Oregon State Park situated in a great area with short drives to nearby hikes and amazing views of the Columbia River. It is located just a quick drive from Mosier Plateau hike and is full of beautiful balsam root and lupine. This campground is only accessible through the westbound rest area so if you need to go east to The Dalles, you have to go west to the next exit to turn around. The sites that back up to the river appear to be very nice, although some sites have great views of the river while others have no shade from sun or wind. It is close to fun and trendy Hood River, lots of water activities, wineries and beautiful scenery. The campground is pet friendly and there is a large grass field between the campground and the river. A river beach is accessible via a trail from the campsite, but beware of trains: they come almost silently sometimes. The downside is that it is right next to Interstate 84 and trains pass through the area frequently, and there is noise 24 hours a day. However, it is a great park to explore the Hood River and The Dalles area and the views of the Columbia River Gorge are well worth it.
From The Campground
Memaloose State Park is a world-class camping experience located in Mosier, Oregon. The campground is open from mid-March to October 31st and offers amenities such as day use areas, special events, and activities. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery and participate in activities such as hiking, fishing, and boating. The park also offers discounts for special events and activities. According to a 2012 survey of park visitors, 89% of customers describe being 'very satisfied' or 'satisfied' with their overall experience at Memaloose State Park. The park is named for a nearby island in the Columbia River which was a traditional Indian burial ground. In Chinook language, the word 'memaloose' is associated with burial ritual. The most prominent feature on the island is a monument to Victor Trevitt, settler of The Dalles and friend of the Indians who died in 1883 and was buried on Memaloose Island in accordance with his wishes.
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Activities
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No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(541) 478-3008
park.info@state.or.us
GenieMagic
73
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Quick Stats
111
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Site Price
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Max RV Size
240ft.
Elevation
GenieSummary
Memaloose is a popular and busy Oregon State Park situated in a great area with short drives to nearby hikes and amazing views of the Columbia River. It is located just a quick drive from Mosier Plateau hike and is full of beautiful balsam root and lupine. This campground is only accessible through the westbound rest area so if you need to go east to The Dalles, you have to go west to the next exit to turn around. The sites that back up to the river appear to be very nice, although some sites have great views of the river while others have no shade from sun or wind. It is close to fun and trendy Hood River, lots of water activities, wineries and beautiful scenery. The campground is pet friendly and there is a large grass field between the campground and the river. A river beach is accessible via a trail from the campsite, but beware of trains: they come almost silently sometimes. The downside is that it is right next to Interstate 84 and trains pass through the area frequently, and there is noise 24 hours a day. However, it is a great park to explore the Hood River and The Dalles area and the views of the Columbia River Gorge are well worth it.
From The Campground
Memaloose State Park is a world-class camping experience located in Mosier, Oregon. The campground is open from mid-March to October 31st and offers amenities such as day use areas, special events, and activities. Visitors can enjoy the beautiful scenery and participate in activities such as hiking, fishing, and boating. The park also offers discounts for special events and activities. According to a 2012 survey of park visitors, 89% of customers describe being 'very satisfied' or 'satisfied' with their overall experience at Memaloose State Park. The park is named for a nearby island in the Columbia River which was a traditional Indian burial ground. In Chinook language, the word 'memaloose' is associated with burial ritual. The most prominent feature on the island is a monument to Victor Trevitt, settler of The Dalles and friend of the Indians who died in 1883 and was buried on Memaloose Island in accordance with his wishes.
Amenities
Activities
Discounts
No Discount Data
Affiliates
State Park
Contact
(541) 478-3008
park.info@state.or.us
Quick Stats
111
Sites
--
Site Price
--
Max RV Size
240ft.
Elevation
188093
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