Peach Beach RV Park & Campground

Peach Beach RV Park is a pretty setting nestled in between an orchard, a state park and the Columbia River. We were greeted upon arrival by the camp host and check in was quick and easy. We moved to our designated spot and set up. Sadly during June, the cottonwood trees are shedding and our site, on the end of the river front row, seemed to have most of the cotton collecting on the ground. This created a messy environment that was not conducive to enjoying the outdoors. Some of the sites are full hook up while others are just water and electric. There are dump stations on site. When I made our reservation, I tried to anticipate which site to select and I grabbed the end space along the river front. I was outsmarted and found that this space (#44) might be the worst site in the park. Many spaces had green grass but our surrounding was mostly dirt, rocks and did I mention cotton?

The staff here is friendly and the utilities were reliable. The park advertised Wi-Fi but it is virtually nonexistent. Extremely poor connection, likely some of the worst we have seen. Being in rural Washington, cellular back up connections were weak as well but we limped by. If you are dependent on the park for your connectivity, you should not stay here.

Access to the Columbia River is good for water activities and there is a small “beach” for folks to use when accessing the water. Peach Beach RV Park is not great but not too bad either. It’s a good place for a stopover or a gathering place with family and friends.

Stayed here one night, and although the train does pass nearby and it will be windy, this is a great place to stay. Chris and Tom do a really nice job to take care of it and they were so accommodating. We stayed in site 38 with our van with two dogs. We backed into the site so we could enjoy the sounds of the Columbia river. We first checked out the state park next-door and it was the same price as here. The bathrooms are great at this facility, and it is a nicely shaded area. We would definitely recommend this, and will stay again in the future.

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.