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From Maryhill take road through the orchards
Towards Blanck's Winery
Siren in Maryhill, WA
DIRECTIONS:
From Hwy.97 / Biggs, OR
Take Hwy.97 north across the bridge
Turn Right towards Maryhill State Park
Continue past the park about a mile
See directions below from Maryhill, WA
See directions below for John Day Dam
From Maryhill, WA (West Entrance)
Maryhill Road and Stonehenge Road
(You will see the Maryhill Community Church)
Take Maryhill Road towards xx Orchards
The first 1/2 mile is paved
The road becomes gravel and continues several miles
with dispersed campsites on the Columbia River.
From John Day Dam (East Entrance)
Hwy.14 / MP 108.2
Turn towards John Day Dam
Follow signs towards Cliffs Park
Campsites start in about 2 miles
ROAD CONDITIONS:
Kind of a rough gravel road.
Some narrow sections.
RVs recommended to camp on the east section
that is accessed from Hwy.14 at John Day Dam.
Showers at Maryhill State Park and
Historic Site
$.50 for 3 minutes. (Need to use quarters)
Also garbage service and drinking water
(Main water spigets turned off in late October)
Free Day Use Area and Parking
Showers at Pilot Travel Center in Biggs,
OR
Cost $
Showers at Ainsworth SP Campground for
$2.00
I-84 / MP35 towards Portland, OR
There are supposed to be showers in
Rufus, OR
At the RV Park???
Least priced gas westbound was in
Portland, OR (2007)
Least priced gas northbound was in Yakima, WA
(2007)
Columbia River Gorge from Rufus Landing
On the Oregon side of the Columbia River
Opposite side of river from Cliffs Park
FRENCH
GLEN / RUFUS LANDING
Dispersed and primitive camping on the Oregon
side of the Columbia River opposite of Cliffs
Park.
PHOTO HERE
Avery Park and Fishing Treaty Site
AVERY
PARK
Hwy.14 between milepost 89-90
(3 miles west from Wishram, WA)
PHOTO HERE
Sundale Park
SUNDALE
PARK
Indian Fishing Treaty Access Site
Hwy.14 at milepost 128
PHOTO HERE
Rock Creek Boat Ramp
ROCK
CREEK BOAT RAMP
Hwy.14 / Milepost 121
Take Rock Creek Road for xx miles
Stonehenge Memorial
Stonehenge Memorial
Stonehenge Memorial
STONEHENGE MEMORIAL
LATITUDE: N 45°41.660
LONGITUDE: W 120°48.380
Hwy.14 east from Maryhill, WA
Stonehenge Memorial is a replica of
the Stonehenge Monument in England...
Built by Samuel Hill as a memorial to
Klickitat County soldiers who lost their
lives in World War One. Construction
was completed in 1929.
War Memorial
The War Memorial is dedicated to...
Next to Stonehenge Memorial
Maryhill Loops Road
MARYHILL LOOPS ROAD
Maryhill Loops Road was the first paved road in
America. Closed to cars and now a skateboard mecca.
Hwy.14 about 1/4 mile east from Stonehenge.
PHOTO
HERE
Hwy.97 Bridge over Columbia River
PHOTO
HERE
Windsurfers in Columbia Gorge
PHOTO
HERE
Wishram, WA
Wind Turbines on Smith Road in Oregon
Wind Turbines on Smith Road in Oregon
Wind Turbines on Smith Road in Oregon
MOUNTAIN IDENTIFIER
Oregon Hwy.97 MP xx
Mount Rainer, Adams, St.Helens, Hood, Jefferson,
Three Finger Jack, Washington, Three Sisters, and
Broken Top.
Columbia River Gorge from Hwy.30 OR
Highway 30
Columbia River Gorge towards Portland
CAMPGROUND
INDEX
CAMPING
RECIPES
CAMPING
CHECKLISTS
TOURIST
PHOTOS
Red Ants busy at work at Cliffs Park
These are smaller and more friendly than Fire Ants
Limited litter...
www.eugenecarsey.com
Camped here October 19, 2007
Camped here January 14, 2008
It snowed here a couple times this year. It only
lasted a couple days. Several times the Interstates
and roads have been closed, but the weather is
more moderate in this area.
Camped here Feb. 22, 2008
Free campgrounds and camping
WASHINGTON CAMPGROUNDS
COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE SCENIC AREA
CLIFFS PARK
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