Address: 1955 Clackamette Dr, Oregon City, OR 97045, USA
Phone: +15034961201
Mark Kuper
Nice place to walk my dog. Good access to the rivers. Ducks and geese. Large trees with lawn. Restrooms are usually clean and stocked.
Jennifer Shuford
This little RV park is a hidden gem 💎 so close to downtown and the interstate, but secluded enough to be peaceful. The park is directly on the water and in between two beautiful parks with trails, restrooms and picnic areas. They do not have reservations, first come first served. I definitely recommend it for those traveling through the Metro area!
IVY Lumpkin
This park is more than just RV parking. There is plenty for everyone to do. Picnic tables, skate ramp, horse shoes, fishing, boating and more. Also, the walking path connects to Cross park about 1.2 miles away.
Mario Mamone
A nice, large park at the confluence of the Willamette and Clackamas rivers. It offers covered picnic tables, large grassy area with lots of trees for shade. Restrooms are available. There is a boat ramp, walking trails, bird watching, and the Oregon City skate park. Located right off I-205.
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No... Only if the water gets too high.... Call Clackamas parks and recreation...or go online...
The maintenance lady aka park host Debbie and her husband are very rude. They stalk you and look for reasons on the daily to tell you what you are doing wrong. Debbie is over the top emotional and she literally stalked me. When she is explaining what you could possibly be doing wrong, in her opinion, she becomes emotionally upset and rambles in about her feelings. She and her husband are looking for fights. It seems as though she has her favorites and looks past their wrong doings that she just told you not to do. There is a woman that lives there with a rabbit full time. But she is not a host. The park is owned and managed by Clackamas County Parks.
No, tents are prohibited at Clackamette. They have some information on their website, in case that helps at all? The hosts are super, super nice though & it is a beautiful place to stay, we absolutely loved it every time we stayed last year.
I have a 2000 year trailer and I had no problems with an age limit at the trailer park. I am sure that if your trailer is well taken care of and in good repair they probably will not have a problem. Your best bet is to call them and ask.
Yes, but no sewer hookups. You do get to dump for frée at the park next door
I believe it is $25/night no weekly rate discount. 14 night max.
Correction 10 days max 14 days apart 30 days total and a year on the calendar. Basically January 1st starts over the calendar year.
Looks to be trailer's in the park
Sure seems like they should, but we've never used the restrooms there.
Not lately. Seems it's up to park host as to when they open
I believe that you can As long as u pay for the night . Campground fees apply
There are camps, RV, tent, etc. At Metzler park, Estacada, OR. , Champoeg Park near Donald, OR. /I-5. There is an RV Park in Canby, they have an age restriction on the rv's they allow.
The RV park is first come first served, no reservation. No way to call ahead. However it was full only a few times this summer. Good chance you'll find a nice spot.
If you Google RV parks nearby it should tell you if that particular park has an RV dump. I hope this helps. I do know that there is one at Clackamette Park
The sites are $25 and $30 per night. There is a 10 day limit not 14. There is also a 30 day per calendar year limit. Awesome park!
10 day at a time then you must wait 2 weeks before you can stay another 10 days. You can only stay 30 days in one year.
The park is Clackamette Park. It is an Oregon City park. You can dump for free if you are camping in this park. Otherwise you must pay a $5 fee to dump there.
We had a river side spot and it was very nice. Also notable, the proximity of the nearest McDonalds was convenient. Friendly staff!
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