Peach Beach RV Park & Campground

It's not really in Goldendale, it's next to the State Park in Maryhill. The only way to review this campground is in comparison to the State Park. Peach Beach is better maintained, quieter, and cheaper than the State Park. Downside is that pull-throughs don't have full hookups. We visited in the winter and it was pleasantly quiet. Didn't check out the restrooms, but we were assured they were sparkling clean and heated. The location reduced the amount of road noise compared to Maryhill, but the trains still run all night. Overall, a nice experience.

Such a beautiful place with the fall colors. We'll maintained & was not busy or overcrowded. Lots of river access, good amount of dog walking areas. State park adjacent.. Camp host brought us peaches! A repeater for sure! Winery down the road gives a nice sampling for only $5.
Certainly can't hide the road noise but still give it 5 stars.

Arrived here in 100° heat but it was bearable in this gorgeous shady park, in a peach orchard, alongside the Columbia river. Soooo peaceful! I was in site #71 on the end with no neighbor on one side, so it was like having a view of a beautiful shady park. I was given a perfectly ripe, huge apricot and plum when I checked in…delicious! I highly recommend this park as either a stopover or longer stay. Had very good signals for both Verizon and AT&T.

I like trains as much as the next person, yet trains run by at night every 20 to 30 minutes and sound their horns. There is road noise which is easily heard from campsites.

The host during our stay is rather abrupt and not real friendly.

The grounds are well maintained and there was normal noise level with other guest.

Although our site 37 on river noted it could take our 28ft trailer, our tow vehicle f250, barely fit. The host said if I could not move it and stay off grass, i would have to go to overflow, which is outside the gate to property, basically on a gravel road which is not secure.

The host was very pleasant, and so were the other guests. The location is great on the river, next to the state park, in the middle of an orchard, and a short drive or great walk up the hill to the Stonehenge memorial. But, I’m a light sleeper and at night there are a string of trains starting at 1130, then again at 330am, and then around 6. And then there are a number of semis going down the hill using their exhaust brakes that add to the noise. If you aren’t bothered by that you will thoroughly enjoy your stay. And if you stay, and like bbq, you must visit The Dirty Cowgirl in Goldendale. Amazing brisket and pulled pork.

Ps. power and water are at the sites, but sewer is in a common area for when you arrive or depart.

It started with a great conversation with Brenda the camp host; she was very pleasant and accommodating on the phone. We have a 32’ 5th wheel and could back in easily to our spot. Our trailer has a large window in the rear so we had a great view of the Columbia river. The roads and pads are gravel but well maintained and level. The restrooms were very clean. Just a very lovely setting, sorry we can only stay 1 night

This park was great for our family. We had spot 10 which was in the center backing up to a grass field. Tim his was great as we could sit in our chairs and just watch our kids play.

Cell phone covers on Verizon worked but wasn’t great. WiFi really didn’t help much. If we had a cell booster it would have been perfect.

The sites are a bit close together, and you can hear the trains. But overall it was a great experience.

We stayed here in August 2020 for one night as a stop-over on our way home to Idaho. Park host was great and we got a bag of peaches on our way in. We also bought a couple boxes of fresh peaches from the farm stand just outside the park. Yummy!

We didn’t get a chance to play in the water, but there were many people there that had water toys, so it seems that is enjoyable and why most people are there. It was full the night we stayed, but it was quiet.

It was good to have full hookups after a week of boondocking!

We loved this park and would come back without hesitation. As others have said, the location is great, we backed up to the river and of course you're surrounded by the orchards. There is a large grassy area in the middle of the park and lots of trees. The facilities are excellent, the whole place is very clean and level. And the host was really nice and helpful and accommodating to a last minute change in our plans.

Yes you hear the trains but there were only a few and didn't prevent us from sleeping through the night. This is the nicest park that is this convenient to an interstate we have ever stayed at.