Despite Google Maps indicating that this location was not open, I can assure you it's certainly operational, as I verified with the Army Corps before my visit. I had a seamless stay here. The area was bustling with roughly 10 assorted vehicles, campers, and boats. The cell reception for AT&T was flawless, and there was a neat vault toilet without a flushing system. Be prepared for a bit of a breeze! The place is conveniently reachable from the main road. Initially, I parked my van near the river, but the wind was quite strong, so I moved it during the night to avoid any chance of being swept into the Columbia River.

Spent the night here on our way to the Washington coast. Easy to get into with a 40’ fifth wheel and a large turn around at the end of the gravel road. Road was a bit washboard but not bad. Great view of the river. In the distance you could hear the trains but really not bad. Only four of us here last night.

This is an easy site to pull off the highway and stay F or the night. The sunset views are stunning. Highway traffic noise is low in the background

We stayed one night but would absolutely come back and stay more! The gravel road isn't too bad. There were a couple of other campers out and there was room for everyone. Beautiful views all around. You just get a bit of noise from the highway and some trains

Great area not so private but good local folks pit potty